Julianstown

Ireland

Julianstown is a handy coastal village in County Meath, sitting on the R150 between Drogheda and Laytown, about 45 kilometers north of Dublin via the M1. Take Junction 7 and head east to reach this spot that's become a popular base for families visiting Tayto Park and the ancient Brú na Bóinne sites like Newgrange. The village has good access to several golf courses along the coast, and there's plenty of EV charging points for electric cars. The place gets its name from Julian's Bridge, a 17th-century stone bridge that still carries traffic over the Nanny River right through the village center.