Introduction
Sitting on Ireland's eastern edge, Louth is a county where every stone tells a story. Drogheda carries the echoes of Norman invasions, while Saint Peter's Church holds the poignant memory of Saint Oliver Plunkett. From the ancient monastic site of Monasterboice to the modern pulse of Dundalk, Louth represents Ireland's ability to honor its past while striding confidently into the future. This is a county that understands history is not just about remembering, but about understanding.
Featured Places
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Omeath
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Carlingford
Carlingford, County Louth’s medieval jewel, straddles time where the Cooley Mountains kiss the shimmering waters of Carlingford Lough. This ancient town - halfway between Belfast and Dublin - is a living tapestry woven from Viking longships,...