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Trim – Norman Castle

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Trim Castle is open, on payment of a modest entry fee, to the public everyday from Easter Saturday to Halloween (October 31) from 10am. The area inside the castle walls is freely accessible for a small fee, while the Castle keep is visited by a 45-minute guided tour, with first tour at 10.30am, last entry at 5pm and last tour at 5.15pm. In winter, the complex is open only on weekends and bank holidays. If you take the tour the guide can show you the historical graffiti found on some of the walls, some of it dating back to the castle’s construction.
The castle grounds, outside the walls, including the restored small canal and fine viewing areas, can be accessed free all year around, and there is a pedestrian bridge across the Boyne to allow access to outlying historic remains.
Trim County Meath – Ireland

Image by infomatique
Trim Castle is open, on payment of a modest entry fee, to the public everyday from Easter Saturday to Halloween (October 31) from 10am. The area inside the castle walls is freely accessible for a small fee, while the Castle keep is visited by a 45-minute guided tour, with first tour at 10.30am, last entry at 5pm and last tour at 5.15pm. In winter, the complex is open only on weekends and bank holidays. If you take the tour the guide can show you the historical graffiti found on some of the walls, some of it dating back to the castle’s construction.
The castle grounds, outside the walls, including the restored small canal and fine viewing areas, can be accessed free all year around, and there is a pedestrian bridge across the Boyne to allow access to outlying historic remains.
Trim County Meath – Ireland

Image by infomatique
Trim Castle is open, on payment of a modest entry fee, to the public everyday from Easter Saturday to Halloween (October 31) from 10am. The area inside the castle walls is freely accessible for a small fee, while the Castle keep is visited by a 45-minute guided tour, with first tour at 10.30am, last entry at 5pm and last tour at 5.15pm. In winter, the complex is open only on weekends and bank holidays. If you take the tour the guide can show you the historical graffiti found on some of the walls, some of it dating back to the castle’s construction.
The castle grounds, outside the walls, including the restored small canal and fine viewing areas, can be accessed free all year around, and there is a pedestrian bridge across the Boyne to allow access to outlying historic remains.