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Meath County Council is seeking your assistance with the preparation of a Biodiversity Action Plan.

Calling all cycling enthusiasts. This May you can cheer on and support some of the finest cyclists from around the world, as the winner of this year’s Rás Tailteann will be determined right in the Boyne Valley.

At this week's full Council meeting in Buvinda House, the elected members were presented with a progress report for the period 2019 to 2024. The publication provides a comprehensive overview of the significant accomplishments achieved by Meath County Council over the last five years and showcases the Council’s commitment to...

The Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) section within the Housing Department of Meath County Council has launched a new Online Application Portal for citizens who are qualified for Social Housing and wish to apply for HAP

The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage has partnered with Meath County Council to create Wonder Wander Walking Trails, with valuable assistance from the Navan and District Historical Society, Ezxploring and local communities.

Road Traffic Acts, 1961 – 2023 Public Transport Regulation Act, 2009 as amended Notice of Non-Statutory Public Consultation

Meath County Council gives notice of its intention to commence a Housing Development, as defined under section 179A of the Planning and Development Acts 2000 – 2022, on lands at No. 10 Woodview Heights, Dunboyne, Co. Meath.

Spring into Storytime is a national story-time initiative in public libraries that runs during the month of April. It celebrates the importance of families reading together and sharing stories. During April, libraries nationally will be championing children’s story-time sessions, and Meath Libraries invite children and their parents/carers to join in...

Meath landowners can apply for support to create wildlife ponds, mini-woodlands, mini-orchards, or ‘plans for nature’ on their land. Applications are welcomed through an online portal from March 15 to March 31, 2024.

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The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage: Buildings of Ireland (NIAH) has produced Architectural Conservation Area (ACA) walking trails, in collaboration with Meath County Council, for Navan and Dunboyne.

Local Enterprise Office Meath have announced the student entrepreneurs from St. Patrick’s Classical School Navan, Coláiste Ríoga Dunshaughlin and O’Carolan College Nobber who will represent Meath at this year’s Student Enterprise Programme National Final on Thursday, May 9th.