Dundalk Travel guide

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Dundalk : Michelin's recommendations

County town of Louth, the port of Dundalk on the south bank of the Kilcurry estuary is one of the largest provincial towns in Ireland. The salt-marshes and mud-flats to the East are a haven for wild birds. A medieval town, Dundalk was granted a charter in 1189 and was prosperous until its destruction by Sir Henry Tichbourne in 1642.

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Tourist attractions Dundalk : Things to see and do

City centre

Church St. IRL - Dundalk

The development of Dundalk began in 1740. In Church Street, the Anglican Church of St Nicholas was rebuilt in 1707 and the transepts were added in the 19C. The Doric style Courthouse is located to the south. At Roden Place, the elaborate porch-scre..

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Hotels Dundalk

Crowne Plaza Dundalk

Green Park IRL - Dundalk

Set in the bustling town of Dundalk, this contemporary 14-storey hotel provides 4-star accommodation just minutes away from the M1 motorway, midway between Dublin and Belfast. Close to Carlingford and other local attractions, including Dundalk Ice ..

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Hotel Imperial Dundalk

Park Street IRL - Dundalk

The Hotel Imperial is in Dundalk town centre, close to all the major attractions and shops, bars and restaurants. It has free parking, modern bars, a nightclub and coffee shop. The Hotel Imperial Dundalk is next to the town's newest shopping centre,..

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Restaurants Dundalk

Left Bank

43-44 Park St IRL - Dún Dealgan / Dundalk

Well-run bistro in a busy market town. Large bar and raised dining room with tightly packed tables and booth seating; chiller cabinet offers homemade pastries and cakes to take home. All-purpose menus offer carefully prepared, hearty dishes.

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Crowne Plaza

Green Park IRL - Dundalk

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