Clogherhead
Clogherhead is a working fishing village a little further up the coast from Termonfeckin, built around Port Oriel — the largest fishing harbour in Ireland's northeast. It's a proper, unpolished village rather than a tourist spot, which is exactly its appeal.
Why visit
- Port Oriel harbour, built in 1885, still lands a working fishing fleet
- The surrounding coastline is a Special Area of Conservation, good for walking and rock-pooling
- A long beach and cliff path make it popular for walkers, surfers and kitesurfers
Good to know: A good spot for a bracing walk any time of year — bring proper footwear for the cliff path.
Getting there
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It's about ~13km, roughly 20 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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