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The village of Mullagh stands on the gentle border between Cavan and Meath. It is a quiet place, surrounded by lakes, open fields, and a long history. Just outside the village is Mullagh Lake and the Hill Walk, a well-loved path for walkers and anyone looking for fresh air and space.

Mullagh is closely linked to Saint Kilian, a missionary born here in the 7th century. He later travelled to Germany and was martyred around 689 AD. The village heritage centre shares his story and the area’s long connections with Europe.

Mullagh is also known for its lively Fair Day, an Irish tradition where stories, livestock, and neighbours come together. The village has links to Jonathan Swift, who is believed to have written parts of Gulliver’s Travels while staying nearby.

For guests wishing to discover the rich history, guided tours with Ancient East Boyne Tours are available for those who want to explore the history and landscape of the Boyne Valley and nearby counties.