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Boyne Boats
Oldbridge, Co. Meath
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Discover Boyne Boats and sail through the Boyne Valley on a boat from Game of Thrones. Paddle your way down the Boyne Canal spotting fairy doors, WWII military bunkers and historic battlegrounds.

Take to the River Boyne and Boyne Canal for a paddling tour in handcrafted traditional Kerry Naomhog currachs that have starred in the TV show Game of Thrones. Expert crews guide you through 5,000 years of history in the Boyne Valley, the birthplace of Ireland’s Ancient East.

People of all ages paddle together and see what it was like to travel on the sacred River Boyne all those years ago. Hear about the battles that shaped Ireland and created legends. Connect, learn and treasure stories of Ireland’s oldest canal, largest battle and Europe’s largest collection of Neolithic art.

Why we like it
  • Paddle along Ireland's oldest canal.
  • Sail in boats that were used in Game of Thrones.
  • Learn about the long and unique history of The Boyne Valley.
Tips from locals

Walk alongside the canal on the Boyne Greenway after your tour. It runs from Dominic's Park in Drogheda to Oldbridge and takes you under the Mary McAleese Cable Bridge.

Contact details
Boyne Canal Sealock,Near Battle of the Boyne,Oldbridge,Co Meath
More to discover at Boyne Boats
On the waterThe River Boyne

The River Boyne rises near Carbury, County Kildare and flows northeast through County Meath, where it enters the Irish Sea right between County Meath and County Louth. The river and its tributaries hold extensive stock of wild brown trout.

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