Moyry CastleA small square tower built on rock in 1601 to hold the Moyry Pass, the old road north through the Gap of the North.
Viewpoint
Hill of Faughart
Dundalk, County Louth
The hill north of Dundalk carries an old graveyard, a holy well and a long view out over the plain.
The Hill of Faughart is a meeting place of history, mythology, religion and ritual.
- Where
- Dundalk, County Louth
- Address
- Hill Of Faughart, Faughart Upper
- 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.
Moyry CastleA small square tower built on rock in 1601 to hold the Moyry Pass, the old road north through the Gap of the North.
Kilnasaggart StoneA tall pillar stone carved with crosses inside circles, standing in a field near Jonesborough among smaller cross-carved stones from an early Christian cemetery.
Proleek DolmenThe capstone weighs about forty tonnes and balances on three uprights, out on the golf course of the Ballymascanlon House Hotel.
DundalkDundalk sits on the Castletown river, almost exactly halfway between Dublin and Belfast.
Castleroche CastleRohesia de Verdun built this castle on a rock outcrop northwest of Dundalk in 1236, the first castle in Ireland known to have been built by a woman. The interior is closed for works, so it is outside viewing only for now.
Ravensdale ForestCoillte forest in the valley north of Dundalk, with waymarked trails and standing stones in among the trees.What’s on nearby
Coming up within about 25km.
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