This innovative facility aims to provide an essential platform for young children to learn cycling in a safe and structured environment.

The International Blue Flag and National Green Coast Awards recognise the best beaches in Ireland. Building on their successes from 2024, Bettystown Beach retained their Blue Flag Award for 2025, while both Bettystown Beach and Mornington Beach were awarded Green Coast Awards.

Meath County Council officially launched their programme of events for Cruinniú na nÓg 2025 on Thursday, May 22, at the East Meath Civic Centre in Bettystown.

The Meath Local Sports Partnership (LSP) opened a new Cricket Wicket strip in Blackwater Park in Navan on Thursday, April 24, 2025.

Works include building renovations, enhanced amenities, accessibility measures and energy upgrades to help build resilience of communities.

Meath County Council officially opened the East Meath Civic Centre (EMCC) in Bettystown on the afternoon of Monday, February 24, 2025, a new state-of-the-art facility which will offer a vast array of public library, beach management and community services to people in East Meath. The new 950 square metre four-storey...

Are you part of a Community Group, Sports Club, Residents Association or Neighourhood Watch Group? Did you know Meath County Council have a Property Marking Machine?

Share your experience of Community Lifestyle Programmes so health and wellbeing can be improved in Meath

On Saturday, October 19th, Trim was crowned international winner at the 30th Communities in Bloom Awards in Charlottetown, Canada.

Meath County Council has secured €7 million in THRIVE Funding, the Town Centre First Heritage Revival Scheme 2024, under Strand 2 for the development of Navan Cultural Quarter: Community Hub & County Archive, formerly known as St Patrick’s Classical School.

Six schools and three coding clubs from Meath showcased their digital and STEAM prowess at the Microsoft Dream Space DoYour:Bit Challenge held in Dublin from June 6 to 11. The participants demonstrated their coding skills, research capabilities, and their knack for identifying opportunities to address the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

The County Meath Pride of Place awards were held in the Solstice Arts Centre on Thursday 18th November 2021, with 144 attendees present and 135 tuned in virtually. The awards mark the end of another year of hard work by voluntary groups in their local areas.