Dundalk BIDS Office

Dundalk BIDS represents the ratepayers in Dundalk to enhance Dundalk Town Centre as a place for shopping, recreation & business development 0429352842

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Congratulations to #sealouth on a fantastic job as Starbiz! Lovely to see so many #LouthChat'ers supporting @sea_louth scenic trail 🙌 thank you all so much 👏

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@HHCI_Ireland @CaterClean20 @MariePFleming there is plenty more where these came from :) Keep an eye on our Facebook page and Instagram feed for even more #sealouth images and video footage 🥰 #LouthChat

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Hungry for more? The new https://t.co/uOkBTuMEUy website is now live, featuring a full list of producers and restaurants. Let us know what you think! #sealouth #LouthChat

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Thank you all for joining us and for helping to make #LouthChat so much fun this evening! We hope you will get out on the trail and do share your experiences along the way using the #sealouth and #scenicseafoodtrail hashtags

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If you own an eatery & would like to participate in #sealouth be sure to get in touch with Gráinne @BoyneValleyFlav or Sinéad @DundalkTourist to find out more. Alternatively contact [email protected] 👍 #LouthChat

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Last, but by no means least on our trail is Drogheda, gateway to the world-famous Boyne Valley region. The Boyne Viaduct, on the seaward side of the town, is an iconic local landmark built in 1853 #sealouth #LouthChat

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The shallow lagoons at Baltray are a haven for rare birds, including little terns and little egrets. Here, you will also find the remains of a ship wreck which ran aground in 1974 #sealouth #LouthChat

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Both the quaint village and the beautiful beach at Termonfeckin are worth a visit – walk for miles along the sand and shale, and breath in the salty sea air. Termonfeckin Bridge crosses the Ballywater River as it flows to the Irish Sea #sealouth #LouthChat

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Thank you all so much for helping to get #sealouth trending this evening! #LouthChat

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Congratulations everyone, fantastic work to get #sealouth trending this evening! #LouthChat

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Thank you all so much for helping to get #sealouth trending this evening! #LouthChat

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Clogherhead has it all – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the picturesque fishing village has ‘Grade A’ classed waters, the purest of the sea. The harbour at Port Oriel is home to a large fishing fleet, the perfect spot to watch boats coming and going #sealouth #LouthChat

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If you are looking for a secluded, sandy beach, I highly recommend Port Beach, located a few short miles north of Clogherhead. The second @BlueFlagIreland beach in our trail, Port Beach is a great spot for a dip or a swim! #sealouth #LouthChat

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Annagassan is our next stop, a quaint seaside village with a rich Viking heritage. The long beach and charming harbour are ideal spots from which to admire the natural beauty and sea views. A must try while visiting here is the local razor clams #sealouth #LouthChat

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The seaside village of Blackrock is a hotspot for locals and tourists alike, with its charming seafront promenade and brilliant beaches. Browse the artisan shops and enjoy the bars, cafes and award-winning restaurants while you are here #sealouth #LouthChat

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Dundalk’s dining scene is attracting attention far and wide. And it's little wonder, when they are offering the freshest local seafood on their menus. Visit https://t.co/uOkBTv4gj8 for a full listing of restaurants #LouthChat

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Did you know, Dundalk Bay is the single most important site in Ireland for migratory wading birds, and a Special Area of Conservation. Dundalk Port at George’s Quay is a great spot to see the daily comings and goings of ships and boats #sealouth #LouthChat

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Peaceful Gyles Quay is a haven for walkers, with breath-taking views out over Dundalk Bay. You may even be lucky enough to witness the wonderful work done by @seal_rescue as they release seals back into the wild J #sealouth #LouthChat

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Louth is home to three @BlueFlagIreland beaches, including Templetown Beach, a hidden gem ideal for families. Don't forget to pack a picnic! #sealouth #LouthChat

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Next, we head to Greenore, a historic railway village on the southern shore of Carlingford Lough, an Architectural Conservation Area built in the 1870’s. Look out for the Haulbowline Lighthouse, a well-known local landmark #sealouth #LouthChat

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Our oysters here in Louth are world-famous, and two family-run companies are leading the charge farming these jewels of the sea, @CarlingfordOyst and @CooleyOysters! #sealouth #LouthChat