The Forge Restaurant

“A beautiful Irish Castle, with an Irish wolfhound dog if you are lucky to see him. You can have a meal on the terrace or on the bar, a beautiful golf course and maybe a drink in the bar after.”

“Since their first small market stall in Galway market Sheridan’s Cheesemongers have expanded their business to include a total of four retail outlets, six market stalls and a purpose built premises with warehouse, offices and maturing rooms in County Meath. It is on the site of the Old Virginia Road Railway Station from where they supply their many trade customers. Sheridan’s Cheesemongers provides the best of Irish Artisan food products but also the chance to discover other European cheese and wines. They have shops Dublin, Meath, Galway, and Ardkeen in County Waterford and market stalls in the greater Dublin area and Galway, as well as their warehouse shop in Kells, County Meath. Many of the best of Ireland’s retailers also stock Sheridans products so customers can find them throughout Ireland.”

“Headfort's Old Course established in 1928, the old course, formerly part of the Headfort Estate, was developed into an 18 hole course in 1956. Visitors from all over the world enjoy the experience of playing Headfort's old course. “This is potentially, the most attractive 36 hole parkland facility in the country,” according to Dermot Gilleece of the Sunday Independent. Headfort's New Course is also home to a magnificent Asiatic tree collection. Christy O’Connor Jnr, the designer of the new course, has made maximum use of the two islands on the Blackwater, the surrounding forests and the magnificent, mature, broadleaf trees dotted around the land. This course promises to be the jewel in the crown of Irish golfing circles. “It is the finest piece of land I have worked with and could host the Irish Open without any trouble,” according to Christy O’Connor Jr. The Sunday Independent's Dermot Gilleece wrote: “This is potentially the most attractive 36-hole parkland facility in the country.” Headfort is a 36 Hole complex comprising of Headfort Old Course and Headfort New Course.”

“A family run hotel in the heart of the Boyne Valley in Meath, better known as the ‘Royal County of Ireland’. Operating as a hotel for almost two centuries, the Headfort has been operating in the hands of the Duff Family for almost 40 years. In pursuit of genuine Irish hospitality, The Headfort Arms Hotel offers luxury accommodation in the heart of the heritage town of Kells. As Meath Hotels go, our hotel offers a great array of Headfort Golfing, Activity & Spa packages, a long tradition of hosting the perfect Wedding Day and an Award-Winning Dining Experience at the Vanilla Pod Restaurant.”

“The Bective is a relaxed, atmospheric restaurant in the heritage town of Kells. Open from Mondays to Saturdays from 5pm and from 3pm on Sundays, The Bective specialises in Irish beef and fish, with over 90% of food sourced within County Meath. The Bective has an outdoor seated terrace to the rear of the restaurant, including a children's play area.”