Hotels in Meath, Ireland

Meath is a county in Ireland's Ancient East, famous for Neolithic monuments like Newgrange (built 3200 BC) and the Hill of Tara, seat of ancient Irish kings. The climate is mild and damp year-round (winters around 40°F/4°C, summers 65°F/18°C), so spring and autumn offer pleasant hiking around the Boyne River without summer crowds. You can explore Trim Castle in the dry spells of May or fish for salmon in the Boyne during the cooler months of September.