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County Museum Dundalk
County Museum Dundalk
Dundalk,Louth
The Exhibition contains original artifacts from farms, local industries, the railway and the port. Items such as ploughs, shoes, tobacco, linen, beer and newspapers are combined with models, audio visual presentations, touch screen interactives, film and graphics to tell the story of the development of industry in Louth from 1750 to the present day. An extensive programme of temporary exhibitions, films, concerts, lecture and recitals has been developed to offer the visitor a wide variety of e...
Millmount Museum
Millmount Museum
Drogheda,Louth
Millmount Museum is an award winning museum founded by the Old Drogheda Society in 1974. It is located in the courtyard of the Millmount Complex overlooking the town of Drogheda. It houses a unique and interesting collection of historical material of both local and national interest, including Guild and Trade Banners, Folk Kitchen, and Geological Collection. Please telephone for further details and opening times. Directions: From N1, turn up Mary Street at War Memorial, and turn right...
Louth County Museum
Louth County Museum
Dundalk,Louth
The County Museum in Dundalk is housed in a beautifully restored late 18th century warehouse and offers four floors of excellent exhibition space. The ground floor display is on the history of industry in County Louth. Group activities for children such as painting, clay modelling, quizzes, etc are provided for in the specially fitted activities room. All floors have disabled access.
Beaulieu House Gardens and Car Museum
Beaulieu House Gardens and Car Museum
Drogheda,Louth
Beaulieu House
Beaulieu House was purchased and enlarged by Sir Henry Tichbourne then Marshall of the Army in Ireland and Governor General of Drogheda at the time of the restoration of Charles II. The Plunkett family previously owned the lands of Beaulieu and its castle.
One of the earliest examples in Ireland of an unfortified house, The Beaulieu you see today was constructed in the late 17th and early 18th century, most probably designed by a Dutch Architect.
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Mrs Nesbit Waddington
Mrs Nesbit Waddington
Drogheda,Louth
Beaulieu House Beaulieu House was built between the years 1661 and 1667 by Sir William Tichborne. It had originally belonged to the Plunkett family but it had been mortgaged in 1639 and it was confiscated in 1642 by Cromwellian troops, to avenge the participation of William Plunkett, who sided with the Royalists. Tichborne's father bought out the mortgage and when Charles II returned to England, he granted Tichborne full possession. During the reign of Charles, there was an upsurge in 'improvem...
Milmount
Milmount
Drogheda,Louth
Originally erected, according to legend, for a son of Milesius (the man responsible for leading the Milesians (Celts) from Spain to Ireland), the hill was later used as a meeting place by the Vikings and as a defensive stronghold by the Normans. The barracks, which was stormed by Cromwell in 1649, was later used as a prison during the tensions of 1916 and was severely shelled during the Civil War in 1922. Today it has been converted into a fine craft centre and museum, incorporating a restaura...
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