Kiltale Holiday Homes
Review
Kiltale Holiday Homes offers a country escape that wins hearts and keeps families coming back. Hosts Mary and Michael bring years of experience and a warm, effortless hospitality, welcoming guests to their working farm with genuine charm. Accommodation is modern, immaculate, and thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind—plush beds, well-chosen amenities, and plenty of space to unwind. The farm itself is a joy: gentle walks, friendly animals to meet, and play areas that make downtime pure fun. We can also cater for large groups, including family gatherings, weddings, religious groups, and golf trips. With Boyne Valley attractions and Dublin-area favourites within an hour’s drive, this is a memorable, honest, and great-value base for all kinds of group adventures.
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Kiltale
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Dunsany, Co. Meath
, C15 HN32
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Nearby Attractions
The Hot Box Sauna (Bective)
Hot Box Sauna at Bective Mill delivers a deeply restorative experience in a setting steeped in history. Tucked beside the seventeenth-century mill that once powered local life, it also sits a short, scenic stroll from Bective Abbey, founded in 1147, where Cistercian echoes still linger.
The Play Centre - Trim
The award winning Play Centre here in Trim is, in my opinion, one of the finest indoor play venues I’ve come across in all my years writing these books. Owner Joe Hutchinson has created a bright, spacious and safe environment where children can run, climb and explore while parents
County Meath Golf Club
County Meath Golf Club is in sparkling form, thanks to the superb stewardship of John Ennis and his first-rate team, including golf pro Robin Machin. Conditioning across the course is consistently sharp, greens true and fairways inviting, with clever bunkering that rewards strategic play
Nearby Eating Out
O’Briens Pub & Restaurant
This local restaurant and gastropub offers you an all-round fabulous experience. They are located in the picturesque village of Johnston, in County Meath.
Fifty50-Navan
Fifty50’s restaurant here in Navan brings serious dining credentials to Co. Meath without ever losing the run of itself. Just like its Dublin counterpart, it offers an eclectic mix of tasty Mediterranean and European dishes, beautifully presented but never pretentious. The menu is affordable,
Zucchini’s Restaurant
Multi award-winning Zucchini’s has been Navan’s dependable dining room for twenty years and its sparkle hasn’t dimmed. Under Fiona and Paul McCullagh, this independent favourite has ridden out rough seas with grace, doubling down on warm hospitality and consistent,
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MJ Wright Dublin
MJ Wright’s is the kind of Dublin pub that reminds you why the capital’s hospitality scene is so admired. Family owned and run, this historic corner pub feels like a heartfelt tribute to old Dublin, where character, atmosphere and pride in place shine through at every turn.
The Bloody Stream
In the pretty maritime village of Howth, The Bloody Stream is the sort of pub that leaves a lasting impression from the moment you walk through the door. Owned and run by Michael Wright, a man with a proven pedigree in hospitality, this is a place where high standards are clearly non-negotiable.