Beaulieu House and GardensA seventeenth century house east of Drogheda, with walled gardens and grounds running down towards the Boyne.
Beach
Clogherhead
Clogherhead, County Louth
The fishing village sits on a headland with a beach on either side of it and the pier at Port Oriel below.
Clogherhead beach is located in the small fishing village of Clogherhead.
- Where
- Clogherhead, County Louth
- Map
- Directions · OpenStreetMap
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
The closest places on our lists, in any county.
Beaulieu House and GardensA seventeenth century house east of Drogheda, with walled gardens and grounds running down towards the Boyne.
Laytown and Bettystown BeachThis strand runs several kilometres up the Meath coast, wide enough that horse races are run on it.
St Laurence's GateTwo towers of the old town wall stand over a street in the middle of Drogheda.
Highlanes GalleryDrogheda's public gallery sits on the main street, in a Franciscan church that was converted for it.
Millmount Museum and Martello TowerThe museum and the Martello tower sit on the mound above the south bank, looking straight down on the town.
MonasterboiceA walled graveyard north of Drogheda holds a round tower and three carved high crosses.What’s on nearby
Coming up within about 25km.
Thursday 12th November
Friday 13th November
Saturday 14th November
Sunday 15th November
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