
Dundalk · 2.5 hours · Self-guided
An Táin Taste · Dundalk Town Trail
A wander through the brewer's town — Dealgan's fort, the market cross, the smokehouses and the Castletown ford where the Táin was held.
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Self-guided food, drink, heritage and storytelling trails throughout County Louth and the wider region.
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One purchase covers the trail for you, on one device at a time, and needs a mobile signal or wifi while walking.

Dundalk · 2.5 hours · Self-guided
A wander through the brewer's town — Dealgan's fort, the market cross, the smokehouses and the Castletown ford where the Táin was held.

Carlingford · 3 hours · Self-guided
A Norman port, a king's castle and Ireland's oyster capital — the harbour walk through Carlingford's medieval spine.

Carlingford · 4 hours · Self-guided
A self-guided drive around the Cooley Peninsula — old grain stores, copper stills, smuggling trails and the single malts that put Louth on the whiskey map.

Dundalk · 1.5 hours · Self-guided
A short loop to the giant's load — the Proleek Dolmen — and the ruins of a McGouldrick castle on the Ballymascanlan road.

Carlingford · 3.5 hours · Self-guided
Walk the spine of the Cooley Mountains where Medb drove the Brown Bull and Cúchulainn waited — the mythic heart of the Ulster Cycle.

Drogheda · 2.5 hours · Self-guided
A bridge-town walk along the Boyne — walled Norman streets, the salmon weir and the warm limestone baking of the valley.

Carlingford · 2 hours · Self-guided
A short, flat trail tracing the Lough's oyster beds, the salt-pan houses and the boats that fed a Norman port.