Walk the short loop around Dunshaughlin's Main Street — from St Seachnall's fifth-century church site and a Norman-era motte hidden in the graveyard, to a Georgian church turned public library that still holds a Famine soup cauldron — then range further out to Lagore, one of Ireland's most important excavated royal crannógs. Looking for things to do in Dunshaughlin? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
Medieval & CastlesEcclesiasticalGeorgian & Big HousesFamine HeritageRevolutionary & MilitaryMonastic Ireland
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Stops on This Trail
St Seachnall's Church
Dunshaughlin National School (former)
Dunshaughlin Library (former St Seachnall's Catholic Church)
The Motte
Lagore Crannóg
For Schools
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