Baltray
Baltray sits where the River Boyne meets the sea, just along the coast from Drogheda. It’s best known for County Louth Golf Club, a links course dating back to 1892 that has hosted the Irish Open, but the long beach and dunes are worth the trip on their own.
Why visit
- County Louth Golf Club is a well-regarded links course that has hosted the Irish Open
- A long sandy beach and dune system stretches along the Boyne estuary
- Quiet and uncrowded compared to the busier beaches further down the coast
Good to know: The golf club is a private members club — call ahead if you’re hoping to play rather than just visiting the beach.
Getting there
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It's about ~7km, roughly 15 minutes by car from Drogheda — call the freephone line or request a quote and we'll confirm the price before you travel.
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