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Municipal gallery and art space in a former Franciscan church, with permanent collection and rotating exhibitions.
Highlanes Gallery is a public art gallery and visual arts exhibition centre in Drogheda, Ireland which opened in 2006.
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Theme park with water slides, zipline, climbing wall, bowling alley and so on. You pay for individual activities, there isn't a day-pass.
Stately mansion built around 1715 with a terraced walled garden. There's also a museum of vintage racing cars, collected by Gabriel de Freitas, a notable female racing driver of the 1960s and 1970s. The estate is used as an event space and isn't open to individual visits. There are occasional open days and guided tours in summer, see website.
This is one of the oldest courses in Ireland, a sharp left-hand oval of 9 furlongs. It has both Flat and National Hunt (jumps) races. On race days a free shuttle bus meets the trains at Drogheda.
Cistercian Abbey founded in 1142 by St Malachy to reform the lay-about standards of Irish monks. In 1152 it hosted the synod of Kells-Mellifont, and it was the leading abbey in Ireland until the Dissolution in 1539. Much of its masonry was then re-used to make a Tudor fortified house, where the 1603 Treaty of Mellifont ended the Nine Years War, and where William of Orange was based before the Battle of the Boyne. Little remains of the medieval buildings: the main standing ruin is the 13th-century lavabo, where the monks performed their ablutions, so you come all this way to admire a Gents.
Modern military exhibits, basically a personal collection that got out of hand. Interactive and family-oriented and you can even book to drive a tank.