Ardee

Ardee is a town in County Louth.

Get in

Ardee is the third largest town in the county and is situated on the main road between Derry and Dublin.

From Dublin - Collins' Coaches

Bus Eireann

John Mc Ginley Coaches

Get around

Ardee also known as Baile Atha Fherdia is a relatively small town, where the urban hub includes one long main street and a few smaller side streets. Ardee is home to a huge amount of history dating back as far as Cu Chulliann. The battle of Cu Chullainn and Ferdia took place on the river Dee where the river was the defining point between North and South. If you are staying within the town centre, you will be able to walk to most local sights and amenities, weather permitting. If comfort and convenience are top priority you can hire a taxi or minibus from the following

See

Do

Buy

Ardee has a wide variety of shops up and down the main street.

Eat

  • Fuchsia House Restaurant, +353 41 685-8432. Eclectic "modern fusion" menu, homemade desserts, and speciality and liquor coffees. Incorporates The Gables bar which has full wine list and international beer menu. Wheelchair access, child friendly, and good value.
  • Indish Indian Take Away, Bridge St, +353 41 687-1111.

Drink

  • Muldoon's Bar, Bridge St.

Sleep

Connect


Go next

Ardee is approximately 20km (12 miles) from Dundalk, Drogheda, Slane and Carrickmacross and has major bus routes both going through Ardee town and the Ardee bypass ranging from Letterkenny, Derry, Monaghan, Drogheda, Dundalk, Slane & Dublin.

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