Ballymagarvey Village

Date 23 July 2017

Time 15:00

Location Ballymagarvey Village, Balrath, Navan, Co. Meath

Ballymagarvey Website: www.ballymagarvey.ie
00353 41 982 5959

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Accomodation

We will have full and exclusive use of Ballymagarvey Village from 3pm on the day of our wedding until 12 o'clock the next day. There will be no other guests or people staying in Ballymagarvey but us. A great recipe for a great wedding and party

Check in time is from 3pm onward on the day of our wedding, if you arrive early there will be tea and coffee served in the Ceremony Room area. Check out time is at 12 o'clock the next day

You can only stay 1 night (the night of our wedding) in Ballymagarvey Village as it is a wedding only venue

We do hope that all our guests get to stay the night in this beautiful venue. We recommend making reservations as early as possible

For reservations you can contact Ballymagarvey Village on 00353 41 9825 959 or email them at reservations@ballmagarvey.ie

Ceremony and Reception

Our Wedding Ceremony and Reception will both be held in Ballymagarvey Village

We will be having an Inter Spiritual Celebrant Ceremony. All religions and beliefs will be recognised and welcomed

The Ceremony will take place at the very earliest, 3pm. This we will confirm on our Wedding Invitations

There will be various staff to help guide you to the different areas of Ballymagarvey Village

On arrival there will be tea, coffee and water available for guests in the Ceremony Room area

Directions

Location Ballymagarvey Village

Directions to Ballymagarvey Village
GPS co-ordinates: Latitude 53.620417, Longitude -6.490329

From Dublin Airport
From the R132 at the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the M50 ramp to Southbound. Merge onto M50. At junction 5, use the left 2 lanes to take the N2 exit to Derry/Ashbourne.Keep right, follow signs for N2/Derry/Ashbourne. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto N2. Exit the roundabout onto N2 for 12 km. Ballymagarvey is on the left

From Dublin City Centre
Take the M50 towards Northbound/Dublin Port.Take the exit for N2/Ashbourne. Follow signs for N2/Derry/Ashbourne. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto N2. Exit the roundabout onto N2 for 12 km. Ballymagarvey is on the left

From Nenagh
Take the M7 towards Dublin, this merges onto the N7. Take the M50 towards Northbound/Dublin Port.Take the exit for N2/Ashbourne. Keep left, follow signs for N2/Derry/Ashbourne. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto N2. Exit the roundabout onto N2 for 12 km. Ballymagarvey is on the left

From Cork
Take the M8 towards Dublin/Fermoy, this merges onto the M7 and then the N7. Take the M50 towards Northbound/Dublin Port.Take the exit for N2/Ashbourne. Keep left, follow signs for N2/Derry/Ashbourne. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto N2. Exit the roundabout onto N2 for 12 km. Ballymagarvey is on the left

From Galway
Take the N6 towards
Dublin/Limerick/N17/Sligo/N18/Airport, this merges onto the M6. At junction 2, take the R148 and continue on the R148. Follow signs for R160/Trim/Longwood. Continue to follow signs for R154, then turn right onto R161. Turn right onto R161. Turn right onto L4010. Turn left at L2203. Turn right onto R147. Turn left. Turn right onto R153.Then turn right to Ballmagarvey Village

From Wexford
From the R741 take the M11 towards Dublin, this merges onto the N7. Take the M50 towards Northbound/Dublin Port.Take the exit for N2/Ashbourne. Keep left, follow signs for N2/Derry/Ashbourne. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto N2. Exit the roundabout onto N2 for 12 km. Ballymagarvey is on the left

*If all else fails try Goggle Maps*

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Things to Do

County Meath is steeped in Irish history. These are just a few well known sites we would recommend visiting;

Newgrange is a 5,200 year old passage tomb that leads intoa chamber that is aligned with the rising sun at the Winter Solstice. It is older than Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt www.newgrange.com
Tayto Park is a family amusement park for children and adults of all ages themed around the famous Irish crisp Tayto www.taytopark.ie
Hill of Tara is an archaeological complex that contains a number of ancient monuments, and, according to tradition, was the seat of Árd Rí na hÉireann, or the High King of Ireland http://hilloftara.org or http://www.irelandsancienteast.com
Loughcrew Megalithic Cairns Clusters of Megalithic Cairns are dotted around the Slieve na Caillaigh hills at Loughcrew. The illumination of the passage and chamber at the Winter solstice sunrise in Newgrange is world famous. Less well known is the Equinox illumination at sunrise in Cairn T at Loughcrew. The backstone of the chamber is illuminated by a beam of light at sunrise on the Spring and Autumnal Equinoxes. http://www.knowth.com/loughcrew.htm
Oldbridge Estate/Battle of the Boyne Visitors Centre beautiful grounds and gardens and some history of the great Battle. The largest number of troops ever deployed on an Irish battlefield. English, Scottish, Dutch, Danes and Huguenots (French Protestants) made up Dutch Prince William of Orange's army (Williamites), while James II of England's men (Jacobites) were mainly Irish Catholics, reinforced by 6,500 French troops sent by King Louis XIV. At stake were the British throne, French Dominance in Europe and religious power in Ireland. http://www.battleoftheboyne.ie/

Breakfast the Next Day

Breakfast will be held in the Conservatory from 9am to 11am for guests staying in Ballymagarvey Village

There will be a full Irish breakfast and contential breakfast served

Check out time is at 12 o'clock

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