Best Nightlife in Trim

"Take a short 30-minute drive out of the City Centre to Castleknock Hotel for an indulgent spa experience. The Spa at Castleknock Hotel uses luxury Elemis and Voya products, including ground-breaking facials with Elemis BIOTEC. These powerfully rejuvenating facial treatments are tailored to you and target fine lines and wrinkles."

"Castleknock Hotel is a modern 4 star hotel with a difference. Perfectly positioned in the leafy suburbs with space to relax and think, yet just 15 minutes from Dublin City and 20 minutes from Dublin Airport. Address: Castleknock Hotel, Porterstown Road, Castleknock, Dublin 15"

"The Castleknock Hotel is situated in the leaf suburbs of Dublin. This location is ideal for those who want to enjoy space and peace and quiet but still be near to the city centre. In the Castleknock Hotel, you can splash about in the 18-metre swimming pool."

"The Paddocks in Clonee are selling Kinder Bueno pancakes, white MilkyBar pancakes, white Kinder pancakes and more. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by The Paddocks Late Bar (@thepaddockslatebar)"

"But if you're looking to book either of their Clonee beer gardens, you better be quick because they are already almost sold out for the month of June and July."

"If you are planning on visiting Phoenix Park with your little ones, consider Halfway House for your lunch or dinner. This country pub and restaurant has a large outside seating area and a cosy dining area with plenty of room for buggies. The staff is welcoming and will do everything to accommodate your family."

"This Chapelizod haunt has been busy upgrading their beer garden over the past few weeks in preparation for outdoor dining this summer and has a capacity of 190 people. Owner Declan Cummins said: "'Where the Strawberry Beds sweep down to Liffey, and kissed away the worries from my brow'. As famously sang by Ronnie Drew, the Strawberry Hall are ready to make it all better this summer with our beautiful new riverside beer garden."

"Maldron Hotel and Leisure Centre Tallaght is the perfect base for business or leisure visits to Ireland's capital city. Offering the finest accommodation Tallaght has to offer, all of our 119 guest rooms are furnished in a contemporary style with complimentary Wi-Fi access as standard. Maldron Hotel Tallaght's doors open onto Tallaght Business Park, Square Shopping Centre & Tallaght Hospital."

"One of Blanchardstown's finest pubs and there's no doubt its beer garden will be flying. They have added additional seating giving their outdoor area a capacity of approximately 50 people. Manager Gavan Whelan said: "The staff are all excited to get back doing what we do best and offering the best grub and cocktails that Dublin 15 has to offer."

"The Lord Lucan is located in the busy borough of Lucan on the Southside of County Dublin. A charming traditional style pub with many modern elements."

"Walk-ins town or bookings, this southside beauty on Dublin's most famous roundabout will welcome all. Owner Gerry Mcgeough described it as "Dublin's favourite beer garden" telling Dublin Live "our team are ready and are looking forward to welcoming people back to the Heart of Walkinstown". He added: "We are busy with painting and cleaning and watering the flowers. We will have capacity for 30 in our garden and we are creating ancillary outdoor spaces to compliment the garden."

"The Ashtown joint has a bright and boujee beer garden right next to the Royal Canal. Their staff are ready to get back to work and they've been working hard behind the scenes preparing new menus and cocktails. Their beer garden holds 50 people at the minute but they're hoping to expand their capacity during the coming weeks."

"Drimnagh Castle is one of the few medieval castles that is still standing in Dublin. The structure dates back to the 12th century and was originally built by the Barnewell family, who arrived in Ireland with Strongbow. The Norman castle can be found in the suburb of Drimnagh, and it is worth the trip to the south side to see the pretty stone castle—which happens to be the only castle in Ireland with a moat."

"Just 10 km outside the city center, Drimnagh Castle is unique because it’s the last castle in Dublin that is surrounded by a flooded moat. Tours are available for a small fee. Courses on the craft of dry-stone walling (stone walls without mortar) are also taught here."

"Did you know that Drimnagh Castle is the only castle in Ireland that still has a floating moat around it. It has been used as a Christian Brother's School and a GAA club and there's no prizes for guessing why it's a popular spot for weddings and other events."

"We’re coming to the end of our first day in Dublin, and what better way to finish off than by watching the sun set over the River Liffey, which runs right through the centre of the city. Of course, the sunset time will vary depending on the time of year you visit, and you have to be lucky with the weather, but sometimes the sky can put on a real show!"

"Average Rating - 4.5Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - BlanchardstownAverage price - ££Review - The burger was very large and delicious."

"Don't miss magnificent Belvedere House, 5.5km south of Mullingar. This immense 18th-century hunting lodge is set in 65 hectares of gardens overlooking Lough Ennell. Designed by Richard Cassels, it contains delicate rococo plasterwork in the upper rooms. The gardens, with their Victorian glasshouse, walled garden and lake-shore setting, make for wonderful rambling. An airy annex houses CaToCa, a classy cafe. There's also a large children's playground."

"Proof of Trim's medieval importance, this remarkably preserved edifice was Ireland's largest Anglo-Norman fortification. Hugh de Lacy founded Trim Castle in 1173, but it was destroyed by Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair, Ireland's last high king, within a year. The building you see today was begun around 1200 and has hardly been modified since.Entertaining guided tours involve climbing narrow, steep stairs, so aren't suitable for very young children or anyone with restricted mobility. Self-guided tours are also available."

"The extraordinarily preserved yet little-visited ruins of Cistercian Bective Abbey are off the R161, 7km northeast of Trim. Founded by Murchadh O'Melaghin, King of Meath, in 1147, the abbey was confiscated by Henry VIII between 1536 and 1541 to fund his military campaign. Like Trim Castle, Bective Abbey also played a starring role in the film Braveheart. The evocative ruins are free to visit and are open round the clock; there's a small car park next to the site."