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"We had the entire place for the Solheim Cup Sept. 19-26 ( 18 people in all) and what a wonderful stay. Hosts were so friendly and helpful and worked entirely with our schedule. Breakfast was fantastic especially the scones. Great location and views and free computer and internet available. Rooms varied in size but very comfortable. Highly recommend!" JudiGtravel

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About Trim

Trim Castle

Trim, an ancient town whose Irish name "Bhaile Atha Truim" means the "town of the ford of the elder trees". It's foundation dates back to the fifth century when a nephew of St. Patrick named Loman founded a church near the ford of Trim.

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Highfield House, Trim, Co. Meath

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Highfield House is an elegant, 18th century residence run by Edward and Geraldine Duignan and situated in the beautiful historic town of Trim, which is renowned as one of Ireland's most beautiful towns. The award winning accommodation boasts magnificent views of Trim Castle, The Yellow Steeple, and the River Boyne.

The house was built in the early 1800’s and was opened as a stately maternity hospital in 1834 and remained so up to the year 1983, making it 175 years old. Many local Irish and those who emigrated from this area would have been born in Highfield House. A host of original, antique interior features still remain including high ceiling rooms, wooden floors and wooden ceiling beams. Highfield House is surrounded by beautiful gardens for guests to experience.Hall at Highfield House

The central location of Highfield House affords an opportunity to tour the various sights and attractions that County Meath has to offer, including Trim's magnificent Anglo-Norman Castle and nearby Bective Abbey, the Hill Of Tara, Newgrange and Kells. Visitors can also enjoy the wonderful Heritage Trail along the River Boyne.

If you are flying in or out of Dublin Airport and don't want to deal with all the traffic and congestion in Dublin then Trim is a perfect alternative, an easy 45-minute, 30mile drive away. Access to the M1, M3, M4 and M50 motorways are all within 25 - 45 minutes drive making it easy to travel all around Ireland using Trim as your base or a convenient stop-over for those traveling to the west to Connemara or to the north to Belfast, the Titanic exhibitions and the Giant's Causeway.

Come visit us at Highfield House where you will receive a very warm welcome with home-baked scones on arrival!

 

Things to Do

Balloons

Trim & Co.Meath has a wealth of sport and recreational activities to offer tourists and visitors

Places to Visit

newgrange

Highfield House is ideally located to explore the unique Castles and archeological sites of Co. Meath.

Eating Out

Restaurant

Guests at Highfield House will find it convenient to Trim town centre where there are many great pubs and restaurants.

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