All rooms ensuite Large grounds and mature gardens New addition to house TV and snooker room Four course dinner available (if arranged by midday) Tea and coffee making facilities Spacious parking facilities

Within 30 min. from Dublin City Center, Dublin Airport, and Ferries Towns of Dunshaughlan and Navan (restaurants, pubs, shopping, cinema) Tattersalls Horse Sales, Fairyhouse and Navan race courses Boyne Valley historical sites (Newgrange, Hill of Tara, Trim Castle, Kells, etc.)

Some call Meath the 'Heart of Irish Civilisation'. An area of rich limestone plain, Meath countryside surrounds the Boyne, a river which represents a touchstone in the history of Ireland. The Boyne Valley has borne witness to almost every stage of Irish history from prehistoric times to the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 when King William III defeated the exiled King James II for the crown of England.

Meath, once referred to as the Royal County because it was ruled by the kings of pagan Ireland and early Christian Ireland, is now better known for the Book of Kells. This hand-illustrated Latin manuscript of the four gospels was meticulously produced here in the ninth century and is on display in Trinity College Dublin. Other attractions include Butterstream Gardens, Trim; Grove Gardens, Kells; Loughcrew Historic Gardens, Oldcastle; and Mountainstown House at Castletown in Navan.