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Dundalk is a town enriched in history, from museums which tell stories from many years ago to magical places you can adventure through, while seeing architecture that stood the test to time such as enchanting castles. Must see landmarks in the area captivate for great memories and days out.
Founded in 1994, the museum offers a diverse array of permanent and rotating exhibits, as well as engaging events from drama to concerts, lectures, and film screenings. The museum provides a fascinating journey through time. Through a blend of artefacts and interactive installations the museums 3 galleries showcase rich heritage and culture of the region, making history come alive for visitors.
Newgrange, situated in the picturesque Boyne Valley in County Meath, stands as a remarkable testament to the ancient past of Ireland. This Stone Age monument, dating back more than 5,200 years, surpasses both Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Giza in age, book your trip to witness it for yourself.
Explore the green fields and witness the majestic Anglo-Norman castle located just 16 minutes from the Gateway hotel. Soak in the breath-taking views of the countryside and take in the past architecture of Ireland.
This site holds great significance for Irish mythology as it is said to be the birthplace of Cuchulainn an iconic Irish mythical warrior in old Irish folklore known for his bravery and heroic acts. Situated on Castletown motte just 10 minutes from the Gateway Hotel.
Offers visitors to immerse themselves in nature on a tremendous walk with breath-taking scenery. The tranquillity of the woodland makes for the perfect day out visitors are treated to stunning views that span across the Ring of Gullion, the majestic Mourne Mountains, the picturesque Cooley Peninsula, and the unique Armagh Drumlins.