County Meath Travel Forum

Travelling to Trim Castle from Dublin city centre
Posted: Wed July 1, 2009 11:24 PM UTC

We are from Dublin and we are planning to visit Trim Castle. Can anyone please help me on how to travel to Trim castle? Which bus should we take or should we use the Irish rail? I've been searching google, but can't find help.

Hope anyone can help me. Thank you!

eezee21

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Trim

trim castle
Posted: Tue March 10, 2009 11:27 PM UTC

if you get bus nr 111 from the city centre does it leaves you close to trim castle?or is it close?

larisacrina

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Trim

Bus Routes and Timetables to and from the Airport
Posted: Wed November 19, 2008 02:07 PM UTC

Does anyone know a website or the details of the bus routes and time and fares to and from the airport?

Thanks.

thomas.mcclure

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Ashbourne

First time in Ashbourne, County Meath
Posted: Tue April 3, 2007 12:13 AM UTC

Hello There,
We will be visiting Ireland for the first time and staying at the Ashbourne Marriott in County Meath. We are renting a car and would like to get some advice on places to see at night in the area. Most of our plans are in Dublin and wanted to get driving tips, advice and directions to Central Dublin or specifically, Dublin Tourism Office- Suffolk st. where we will be meeting the tour group. Thank you.

Siren63

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Going to Newgrange
Posted: Sat December 23, 2006 03:40 PM UTC

Do you know how long is the trip Dublin-Newgrange? I'm traveling by public transport and I have few time...
Thanks a lot,
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Elisabcn

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Going to Newgrange
Posted: Sat December 23, 2006 03:40 PM UTC

Do you know how long is the trip Dublin-Newgrange? I'm traveling in public transport and I have few time...
Thanks a lot,
e..

Elisabcn

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Ceist ar Ráth Cairn :-)
Posted: Mon May 1, 2006 12:26 PM UTC

A couple of us are thinking of heading up to the Ráth Cairn Gaeltacht from Dublin next Saturday in preparation for our Oral Irish exam next Tuesday. (aaaah!!)

We are actually finding it pretty difficult to find any information at all about the place. From what I can see, it only a small little village out by Athboy, so OK, we're not expecting a big Gaeltacht metropolis like Spiddal ;-))

I know Ráth Cairn is a recognised Gaeltacht but if the only place where we can practise our Irish there is in some language school, then it would just be a waste of time going there.

Really, all I'm asking is whether it would be worth the trip, are we definitely likely to hear Gaeilge being spoken out in the street, in pubs/cafes in "real life"? Given us poor NUIM students' time/money constraints, not all of us can just head off to Connemara or Dingle for the whole weekend :(