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Travelling to Meath R178 to Belfast © Ordnance Survey Ireland. All rights reserved. Licence number 2010/31/CCMA Meath County Council Travelling to Meath R178 R171 Dundalk Skeagh L Carrickmacross R162 Upper N1 Golf Course Information Centre N2 R165 M1 Horse Racing Ancient Heritage Site R179 Belfast N3 R165 Equestrian Centre Christian Heritage Site N52 Kingscourt R166 Walking Historical Heritage Site Bailieborough Angling Cultural /Arts / Visitor Centre R178 R171 R191 Activity Centre Garden R196 Galway Dublin R165 Ballyjamesduff R162 Ardee R164 Drumcondrath R170 R166 Shannon Virginia Dunleer Rosslare Mount Nugent R170 R194 St Killian’s Nobber ee R132 Cork R195 L Ramor Heritage Centre R D N2 Mullagh R169 Clogherhead R154 Moynalty N3 Collon M1 N52 R168 L Sheelinn Oldcastle Travelling to Meath Car & Coach Hire Carnaross N1 Carlanstown Rathkenny Mellifont R166 Navan, situated in the centre of Co. John Evans Coach Hire R Loughcrew Blackwater R162 Meath is only 47km/29miles from Kentstown, Navan, Co. Meath Ballinlough Drogheda Tel/ Fax +353 (0) 41 982 5351 Rahaghy Hill of Mornington Dublin Airport. The ferry ports in Slieve na Wilkinstown Battle of R167 Dublin, Dun Laoghaire and Belfast Mobile +353 (0) 87 252 8954 R163 Slane Callaigh The Boyne Coach operator, 14, 22, 30 & 50 seater buses, Dowth are also convenient. Regular train Drumone Gibstown Kilberry R163 Knowth services from Dublin to Belfast stop offering a first class service at low prices, call R195 Crosskeel Kells Bettystown Slane in Drogheda or Laytown. There are for a quotation. e Newgrange Donore R147 n R oy regular bus services throughout B R B Brú na Holtons Coaches Ltd Kilskyre R164 la County Meath from Dublin. c Bóinne Julianstown Cortown k Cloneycavan, Ballivor, Co. Meath w (Access to Newgrange and Laytown a R152 R150 ollard M3 t Knowth via Visitor Centre) Tel/ Fax +353 (0) 46 954 6471 L Lene Fordstown er Dunmoe Castle Clonmellon ny Distance from ferry ports and Mobile +353 (0) 87 253 8848 Nan Navan Duleek RB ellewstown airports to Navan by car: E [email protected] R395 Rathmore N2 Dublin Airport 41km/26miles Tours and airport transfers, coach and mini bus Bohermeen Gormanston hire, outings, day trip, tours. Small/ large L Derraghvaragh Ballinlough R153 R150 Dun Laoghaire Port 57km/35miles R132 groups, keen rates, call for a quote. Covers Hill of Ward N51 Solstice Arts Centre Rosslare Ferry Port 142km/88miles N52 Enfield area. Kentstown Balrath Belfast Port & Airport 150km/93miles Athboy Rathcairn R108 Balbriggan Delvin Dunderry Ardcath Galway 199km/124miles N51 Brad án Feasa ne R122 R127 R oy Rathfeigh Cork 290km/180miles D S B t R R152 Dundalk 57km/35miles ee o l n R154 Crookedwood y Robinstown Skreen Naul Skerries Shannon Airport 254km/158miles fo Clonalvy rd R Bective Kildalkey Trim Castle Hill of Tara Tara R394 M1 R128 Useful Websites for Travel Schedules: N52 Kilmessan R127 Trim R130 R122 Ferries Dunsany The 2011 Solheim www.irishferries.com R155 Ballivor Cup venue Ballyboghil N1 www.stenaline.ie Mullingar R154 Rush www.poirishsea.com R156 Kiltale Dunshaughlin Laracor Ashbourne R129 e n R161 Rail y Drumree o Portraine www.irishrail.ie B Ratoath R159 R125 R108 R Ratoath C.C. R De R el Bus oyal Can Summerhill R155 www.buseireann.ie al Rathmoylan R125 R160 M2 R130 N4 Batterstown M4 R158 Malahide Air R161 R154 Swords www.aerlingus.com Clonard Longwood R156 N1 www.ryanair.com N6 M3 Stamullin R108 R400 M6 N4 R125 DDublinublin M1 N2 N4 Dunboyne Clonee R121 Aiirporrpor t Moyvalley M4 Kilcock Rochfortbridge R157 Howth Castlejordan ne Enfield oy R401 B N3 R148 R R402 rrellspass Maynooth M4 R405 R408 Leixlip Lucan R407 N4 15 16 Carbury R403 Dublin R406 M50 R400 Edenderry Dublin Bay R403 Straffan R120 R402 R401 R405 Dun Laoghaire.
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