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Louth County

Louth County is the smallest county in Ireland. For this reason, Louth is affectionately referred to as the “Wee County”. Louth County is accessible by air and sea from the nearby cities of Dublin and Belfast (both an hour away).

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Buses and railway are also transport options. Despite being a small county, Louth County still boasts a nice variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and hotels for accommodating tourists. The successful Irish band, the Corrs, hail from Dundalk, the principal town of County Louth.

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Car Hire and Rentals Louth

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Hostels in Louth

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Golf in Louth

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Restaurants in Louth

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Louth – attractions

With an area of just 317 square miles, Louth County is small but offers so much to tourists. The beaches of Lough County are so beautiful that some of them have been featured in box office movies.

The pretty fishing village of Carlingford, with its white cottages and clustered old buildings, is dubbed the “Oyster Capital of the World”. Carlingford Mint and King John's Castle are two more attractions worth a visit in Louth.

Dundalk and surroundings

Dundalk, the county capital of Louth, is a busy industrial city. Nature walks, fishing, golf and horse riding are all available. If that's not enough, Dundalk’s exciting night life and a greyhound track will be sure to please the thrill seekers among you.

Dundalk County Museum is a nice place to spend an absorbing and enlightening afternoon. The interesting Dun Dealgan near Dundalk is a 60 foot mound that is said to be historically significant due to being the birthplace of the legendary hero Cuchulain.

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Drogheda and surroundings

Drogheda city is often called the “Gateway to the Boyne Valley”. A live music scene, fascinating pubs, the summer Samba Festival and the passageways of Newgrange and Knowth will keep you well occupied.

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The streets of Drogheda are remarkable in that they have retained much of the plan devised for their construction in the 13th century so you can walking on the same streets that were once treaded by kings and chieftains.

North of Drogheda, Monasterboice Monastery is famous for its 10th century high crosses and a round tower. The decoration of the Muiredeach's Cross is especially exquisite.

Some other places not to be missed include:

• The 5000 year old giant three-stalked mushroom-like structure known as Proleek Dolmen outside Dundalk
• Ireland's first ever Cistercian monastery of Mellifont Abbey
• The finest water gardens and the largest Tulip tree in Ireland at Knockabbey Castle
• St. Peter's Church at Drogedha.

There are so many other attractions and places to visit that are not to be missed when you visit County Louth in Ireland.

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Louth's neighbouring counties are also packed with beautiful attractions and scenery:

Armagh
Monaghan
Meath

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