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The notable city of Dublin is located 11 miles southeast of Black Bull.

Hill of Tara is located in Dunshaughlin, only 5 miles from Black Bull.

Breathe in the salty air at Newcastle Beach, 60 miles to the northeast of Black Bull, or Brittas Bay Beach, 45 miles to the southeast.

Pack a picnic lunch and take a trip to Glencree Visitor Centre, located 19 miles from Black Bull. Another recommended option is Battle of Boyne Visitor Centre, which is 19 miles away.

Sports nuts should go see the Ireland national rugby union team or Republic of Ireland national football team at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, 13 miles to the southeast of Black Bull. Afterwards, exit the grounds and enter a nearby bar. Whether it's to celebrate a moment of brilliance or commiserate in defeat, look for fellow supporters wearing the team colors of light green and white and join in for a drink or two.

Head out to Dunboyne to go to Maynooth National Science Museum and Castleknock Castle. It's roughly 2 miles out of Black Bull, and well worth the trip. Another possibility is Batterstown. It's about 3 miles out of Black Bull, and is home to Abbey of St. Mary and Killeen Castle Golf Course.

When it's time to spread your wings, pay a visit to a regional hub. Bullstown is 6 miles away and features plenty of attractions, including Swords Castle, Swords Golf Club and Corrstown Golf Club. Ashbourne Golf Club and Tayto Park are also popular options.

Indulge your senses in this region's numerous dining venues.

Unravel the secrets of this gastronomic scene by sampling the local ingredients. Among the most prized are mutton and pork.

A couple of popular meals worth taste-testing are Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato).

Delectable desserts, such as sweet seedcake loaf, are certainly worth a try.

Order yourself a pint of Murphy’s Irish Stout, one of this area's homegrown brews.

Whatever the time of day, you can always have a non-alcoholic Club Orange (similar to Fanta),

If you're here for the 17th of March, you'll be able to make the most of the festive mood of Saint Patrick's Day, a day of celebration across the nation.

Meath is a gorgeous place that will stay dear to your heart long after you have left. This may make saying your goodbyes difficult, but just remember that you can always come back and visit again!

When you're ready to head to the airport, you should know that Dublin Airport is 10 miles to the east.

Accommodation in Black Bull

Accommodation options in Black Bull can be quite sparse. View the range on Expedia's up-to-date Black Bull hotels page.

Excellent examples of the more upscale places to stay in Black Bull are the Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa, Maynooth Road, and the Crowne Plaza Hotel Blanchardstown, Blanchardstown Town Centre. If you're after more budget-friendly options, the Aisling Guest House, Dublin Road, Baltrasna, and the Ashbourne Court Hotel, Bridge Street, may better serve your needs.