A wanted Highwayman, Fyanstown, and the Founding of Australia
The Road to Fyanstown: How a Quiet Meath Townland Accidentally Helped Found Australia There is a road out of Kells that curves past hedgerows and stone walls, past fields that […]
Back to School, A Little Hug for parents
The 𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐬 are ironed, the shoes polished, and the lunches packed. After a summer filled with noise and chaos, the school gates open again. For many moms and dads, there’s […]
Dancing at the Crossroads: A Living Tradition in Meath
📍 41st Annual Céilí at Ughtyneill – This coming Wednesday (2 July 2025) There’s something magical about dancing at dusk, surrounded by fields, fiddle tunes, and the echo of centuries-old […]
“What Makes Lynch’s Pharmacy A Kells Favourite For 24 Years?””
“A familiar face, a calming Buddha, and a whole lot of coffee.” This week on The Shopfront Series, we catch up with Neil Sokay, second-generation pharmacist and friendly face behind […]
Walk Through Time with the Kells Audio Guide
Walk Through Time with the Kells Audio Guide
