Trim Castle

Attraction·County MeathMentioned by The Guardian
Trim Castle
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“Trim Castle is a castle on the south bank of the River Boyne in Trim, County Meath, Ireland, with an area of 30,000 m2. Over a period of 30 years, it was built by Hugh de Lacy and his son Walter as the caput of the Lordship of Meath. The Irish Government currently own and are in charge of the care…”
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The GuardianAug 22

Island hopping through stone-age history in Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man

Exploring prehistory sites around the Irish Sea – that were old even before the pyramids were built – throws a magical light on our ancestors The guide was adamant. “I’ve picked human teeth out of there and I’m not doing it again.” The small group of tourists looked suitably aghast, except the boy. He was jiggling the wellington boots on his feet and singing to himself. He looked about 14. I se…

twelfth-century castle in County Meath

12 things in this story
  • Trim CastleAttractiontwelfth-century castle in County Meath
  • Hill of TaraSightsite of ancient standing stone Lia Fáil, crowned pagan kings
  • Mound of the HostagesSightchambered tomb ancient when the Great Pyramid was built
  • Bellinter HouseHotelexcellent dog-friendly hotel
  • Elsewhere
  • Newgrange Neolithic siteSightDublin, Irelandonly one you can enter, modern folk leave ashes inside
  • Pentre IfanSightPembrokeshire, United Kingdommagnificent tomb from 3500BC on Pembrokeshire ridge
  • Marlfield HouseHotelWexford, Irelanddog-friendly hotel with superb gardens near Wexford
  • GlendaloughSightCounty Wicklow, Irelandsixth-century seat of Saint Kevin, now a pilgrimage site
  • Marcie Regan’sPubTrim, Irelandvibrant, dog-loving pub in Trim
  • SnaefellSightIsle of Manhighest peak on the Isle of Man
  • Manx MuseumMuseumIsle of Manwonderful museum on the Isle of Man
  • Cashtal yn ArdSightIsle of Manisland's most important Neolithic monument, a collapsed passage tomb
Read the full piece at The Guardian →
More sights in County MeathHill of TaraMound of the Hostages
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