Compulsory Purchase Order - 4 Castlegrove, Julianstown

16 St Patrick’s Park, Trim, Co Meath

Get a chance to be an archaeologist at the Black Friary Community Dig in Trim, celebrate and explore the heritage of Duleek, come along to the library and learn about Ireland’s bogs and pollinators, hear about barn owls and butterflies in Meath, enjoy a guided walk and tour of the...

Every element of the event was designed to be engaging and interactive to best educate the public on keeping themselves and others safe on our roads.

Meath Made CREATES, a festival of creativity, is returning to Trim this month with a fun-filled, weekend-long festival for young and old, celebrating all things creative.

Meath County Council wishes to notify the public of upcoming pedestrian route access changes on Bakery Lane, Navan, to facilitate works associated with the Navan Town Scheme (Navan 2030).

In advance of a busy August Bank Holiday Weekend, Meath County Council personnel joined An Garda Síochána to launch this year's Amber Thursday, an interagency initiative which seeks to raise awareness of the risks and dangers on the road, in water, or with fire.

The Irish Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland are pleading with swimmers and particularly those who may be visiting an area they are not familiar with over the Bank Holiday weekend, to learn the warning signs, read local safety notices and seek advice before entering the water.

Meath County Council, in association with the Meath Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA), is delighted to host a Homecoming for the Meath Senior Ladies team and management at Páirc Tailteann, Navan, on Bank Holiday Monday (August 4) from 4pm.

Compulsory Purchase Order (No 1), 2021- Corporate Services - Pathway Between L-3409-58 Ratholdren Road and L-34095-6 (known as Linky Lane) Abbeylands, Navan, County Meath

Under the new guidelines, Meath County Council has been given a target of providing 2,942 new houses annually from 2025 to 2034, and 1,362 new houses annually from 2035 to 2040.

Meath County Council is at an advanced stage in the preparation of the Meath Biodiversity Action Plan 2025 – 2030 and is encouraging the public to participate in a public consultation to have their say on the draft plan.