Headfort Place,Kells Co. Meath
We’re delighted to now be offering
Kells
81 Bective St, Townparks, Kells
Opening times:
Monday-Thursday 4pm-9pm
Friday 4-10pm
Saturday 2-10pm
Sunday 1-9pm
We are running Special tours for in celebration of St Patrick this Friday the 13th March
Times 30min tour Online booking is essential, places are limited. BOOK HERE
10:00am
10:45am
11:30am
R163 Road,
Commons of Lloyd,
Newrath,
Kells,
Co. Meath,
A82 H2P1
Christmas Party
Headfort Place,Kells Co. Meath
Our Sheridans Meath Shop & Café is situated in the beautiful Boyne Valley countryside.
We are open 7 days a week with a local Famers Market every Saturday from 10-2.
The Old Forge Restaurant next to Virginia Road Station,
Pottlereagh Carnaross
Co. Meath A82 PC42
Euro Business Park
Discover Boyne Valley are delighted to return with guided tours of the Heritage Site of The Spire of Lloyd, Ireland`s only Inland Lighthouse with a 164 narrow step spiral staircase. On a highly significant archaeological site.
One tour every Friday Morning now taking bookings for JUNE
Online booking is essential:
R163 Road,Commons of Lloyd,Newrath,Kells,Co. Meath,
A82 H2P1
The early Christian monastery of Castlekeeran is situated in the valley of the River Blackwater. Very little remains of the structure of this 8th century monastic settlement but with three high crosses, an Ogham stone and a early cross slab grave on the wall of the one remaining part of the church it was worth paying a visit to.
Castlekeeran,
Kells,
Co. Meath
St. Ciaran's (also seen as St. Kieran's) Holy Well is near both Castlekeeran (and its monastic site) and Carnaross townlands (approximately three miles). The well is of bedrock and is accessible by crossing one of two bridges across a river. The main well is situated beside a large ash rag tree and has two steps descending into its gorge; two others are proximal and follow along the rock streambed.
St. Ciaran's Well
Castlekeeran,
Co. Meath
Kells TypeTrail - the count down is on for the lauch on the 11th June!
Brings together a wide range of artforms, highlighting our unique heritage of lettering as a form of communication. Each year, one word is translated into a variety of languages, reflecting the diversity of the community in Kells, with the aim of providing a means to bring individuals and groups together. As this is what Arts, Culture and Heritage does, this year’s word is ......
The Type Trail will run from 11th June 2026 - August 21st
20 Westfield, Bective Street, Kells, Co. Meath.
info@kellstypetrail.com
Volunteers will take you on a free walking tour of their town. From the early medieval monastic site to the Georgian quarter, our volunteers will share with you the local stories and hidden gems of Kells, Co. Meath. Book your tour at Kells Courthouse Tourism and Cultural Hub.
Kells Courthouse Tourism and Cultural Hub
Headfort Rd
Kells
Co. Meath
A82 RY62
