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Enfield

Enfield

Follow the Royal Canal Greenway

About Enfield

Situated on the main Dublin to Sligo rail line, and with hotels, self-catering and B&B's available, Enfield is a lovely location to overnight on your Royal Canal Adventure. In Irish the town is known as An Bóthar Buí (the yellow road) which came about due to the cattle markets that were traditionally held in the town. This often left the main street of the village covered in yellow hay. The historic River Boyne enters County Meath near Longwood, where you can also connect with the Boyne Blueway Trim.

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Amenities at Enfield

Accommodation
Bike Hire
Food & Drink
Shop
Toilets
Train Stop

Useful Information

Royal Canal Bike Hire

Bike hire, experiences and cycling holidays.

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Famine Pot

In the heart of Enfield, the Famine Soup Pot serves as a memorial to the Great Hunger of the 1840's.

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Trim Castle

Built by Hugh de Lacy in 1173 this is the largest Anglo-Norman Castle in Ireland.

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Trim Visitor Centre and Medieval Armoury Tour

Step back in time to medieval Trim; hold a real sword, try on a Norman helmet and handle chainmail.

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Boyne Valley Activities

Boyne Valley Activities offer a wide range of eco-tourism experiences and high-octane activities.

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Kilgar Gardens

Three acres of beautifully planted formal and informal garden rooms to enjoy.

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Hill of Tara

The Hill of Tara is the jewel in the crown of the Boyne Valley landscape.

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