All Inclusive Holidays to Drogheda

• Mellifont Abbey: Take a step back in time and visit the ruins of Mellifont Abbey, founded in 1142. As the first Cistercian monastery in Ireland, it holds great historical significance. Marvel at its intricate stone carvings and tranquil surroundings.
• Perched on a strategic hill, Millmount Museum and Martello Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of Drogheda and the Boyne Valley. Immerse yourself in the museum's extensive collection, which showcases Drogheda's history from ancient times to the present day.
• St. Peter's Church: Visit the impressive St. Peter's Church, a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Built in the 19th century, it is home to beautiful stained glass windows and intricate stonework. Climb the tower for magnificent vistas of the town.
• Beaulieu House and Gardens: Explore the exquisite Beaulieu House, a magnificent 17th-century stately home surrounded by stunning gardens. Wander through its lush grounds, admire the elegant interior, and learn about its fascinating history.
• Drogheda Museum: Delve into Drogheda's past at the Drogheda Museum, housed in the former St. Laurence's Gate. Discover archaeological treasures, artifacts, and local stories that bring the town's history to life.

Famous Historical Figures of Drogheda

Drogheda has connections to various notable historical figures who once called this town home. These prominent individuals include:

• Oliver Plunkett: Born in 1625, Oliver Plunkett became the Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. Despite facing persecution during the time of religious strife, he showed great courage and resilience. Today, he is recognized as a martyr and saint.
• Francis Makemie: A prominent Presbyterian leader, Francis Makemie was born in Ramelton, County Donegal. However, he later settled in Drogheda, where he ministered to the local community. Makemie is considered the father of American Presbyterianism, making his legacy both significant and global.
• Agnes Burns: The sister of renowned poet Robert Burns, Agnes spent the majority of her life in Drogheda. She married a local doctor, William Wardrop, and is buried in St. Peter's Churchyard, Drogheda.

So whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a charming destination for your all inclusive holiday, Drogheda has much to offer. Immerse yourself in its ancient past, explore its cultural sites, and enjoy the warm hospitality of this beautiful Irish town. Book your all inclusive holiday to Drogheda today!