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From Lobinstown, Dublin is 35 miles to the southeast, while Belfast is 65 miles to the northeast.

Don't forget to take a day trip to Slane. When you get there, experience Bru na Boinne Visitor Centre, a popular attraction.

Let the sun light up your face and the waves wash over your feet. We recommend Newcastle Beach, 45 miles to the northeast, or Donabate Beach, 30 miles to the southeast.

Many visitors travel through this part of Meath to admire its marvelous natural landscapes. Experience the magic for yourself at Battle of Boyne Visitor Centre and Patrick Kavanagh Rural and Literary Resource Centre, 10 miles and 16 miles from Lobinstown, respectively.

Take in the excitement at Pairc Tailteann in Navan, the home of the Meath GAA and Meath GAA. Afterwards, pour out of the stadium and into a nearby bar. Whether it's to celebrate a moment of brilliance or curse your luck, look for somewhere decked out in the team colors of green and gold and join in for a drink or two.

Jumping Church and Ardee Golf Club are in Drumconrath, a nearby locality 5 miles away. Why not take a look? If you'd like to experience even more of the region, go to Carlanstown and have a look at Kells Heritage Centre and Girley Bog Eco Walk. They are 8 miles out of Lobinstown.

It's worth making the trip to Boyne River Valley, a regional hub just 10 miles to the southeast of Lobinstown. This area boasts several attractions, including Bellewstown Golf Club, St Laurence's Gate and Highlanes Gallery. St. Mary's Bridge and Millmount Museum are also definitely worth stopping at.

Often, a destination's true character can be found within its culinary traditions.

You may not have thought much about the intricacies of mutton and pork before, but you will no doubt be an expert on these beloved ingredients by the end of your trip!

You'll want to sample some local meals, such as Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato).

And when you are ready for dessert, you can't say no to a bit of dreamy sweet seedcake loaf.

Take a load off with a pint of Murphy’s Irish Stout, a well-loved beer.

If you don't want to drink alcohol, why not have some Club Orange (similar to Fanta)?

Enjoy the festivities for Saint Patrick's Day, a nation-wide celebration that takes place on the 17th of March.

Is it time to say goodbye to the beautiful Meath region? We know it'll be hard, but at least you can take comfort in the knowledge that the adventures you had here will remain in your heart forever.

For those who plan on departing by air, don't forget that the closest airport for you is 30 miles to the southeast.