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Suggested Itinerary 3<br />
M Morning L Lunch A Afternoon D Dinner<br />
Distance Covered in Kilometres: 95 km<br />
M No visit to Trim would be complete<br />
without visiting the imposing Trim<br />
Castle. Learn about the history of this<br />
magnificent Anglo-Norman castle and<br />
enjoy the views from the top which look<br />
out over this fertile countryside. Close to<br />
the Castle entrance the Trim Visitor Centre<br />
should be your next visit before leaving<br />
Trim. Find out more about Dunsany Castle<br />
and many other local attractions.<br />
Set off mid morning to the heritage town<br />
of Kells (p. 32) where part of the famous<br />
Book of Kells was written. Do take time to<br />
visit the round tower, Celtic crosses, St.<br />
Columb’s house and the Hill of Lloyd.<br />
L For lunch do visit one of the<br />
restaurants or cafes in Kells.<br />
A In the afternoon take a leisurely drive<br />
from Kells along the Athboy road and stop<br />
off at Causey Farm (check opening hours)<br />
south of Kells. This is a working farm and<br />
children will be especially interested.<br />
Continue on to the Hill of Ward, where the<br />
great Celtic festival of Halloween was first<br />
celebrated. You can then continue on your<br />
journey to the Loughcrew Cairns (p. 34)<br />
near Oldcastle. While in the Loughcrew<br />
area do make sure to visit the Loughcrew<br />
Gardens & Adventure Course (p. 34)<br />
D<br />
Choose from restaurants in Kells for<br />
Dinner.<br />
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