A stone arch bridge running across a wide river, medieval walls and a round drum tower set above the water, a tall cathedral spire breaking the rooftops on the far bank. Drogheda's history is built into the everyday view. The Boyne cuts through the town, the M1 funnels traffic toward Dublin and Belfast, and the place has grown faster than the maps have caught up with. Past 50 here, you've usually watched the town transform around a life that's stayed steady.
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Millmount Museum and the Martello Tower for the historic walk and the view down over the rooftops. The Boyne Riverside Walk for the longer stretch along the water. St Laurence's Gate area for the central cafes. Scotch Hall on a wet day. Bettystown Beach a short drive east, or a Brú na Bóinne afternoon at Newgrange if a slower Sunday is on the cards.