Situated in the rich farmlands to the east of the country Meath is home to some of Irelands most spectacular historical sites including Newgrange’s world renowned prehistoric tombs, The Hill of Tara and Trim Castle. Mixing the old and the new Slane castle annually holds some of the worlds top music performances in its Summer concerts. Easily accessible from Dublin on all transport routes the county also boasts two Gaeltacht (Irish Speaking) areas Rath Cairn and Baile Ghib.

Featured Locations

	Ballinagore House, Westmeath
	The House is set off a picturesque rural village, through winding driveway with views of gardens and estate which has river running alongside. Both house & Entrance Gateway are preserved structures for historical reasons.
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	Higginsbrook House, Meath
	The House is somewhere between grand and modest. For the two films made here in 2006, Becoming Jane and Northanger Abbey, it played the part of a Vicarage.
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	The Millhouse, Meath
	An eighteenth century Georgian manor lying on the banks of the stunning River Boyne Valley in the heart of Ireland’s richest historical county.
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