Brú na Bóinne - Newgrange and Knowth

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Brú na Bóinne - Newgrange and Knowth Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre is the starting point for Knowth & Newgrange access
PREBOOKING ESSENTIAL Tickets can be purchased on the day.

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All admission to Newgrange and Knowth is through the Visitor Centre, there is no direct access to these monuments. Visitors are brought from the Visitor Centre to the monuments by shuttle bus. For visitors who use Satellite Navigation Systems:
Please note that your destination is Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre. GPS Co-Ordinates:
Latitude 53.694567 Longitude -6.4463

Booking link:
https://heritageireland.ie/visit/places-to-visit/bru-na-boinne-visitor-centre-newgrange-and-knowth/

The current tour options available until 2nd March 2023 are:
1.VISITOR CENTRE EXHIBITION
This is a self-guided interactive exhibition exploring the Neolithic culture, landscape and monuments of Brú na Bóinne. NEWGRANGE TOUR + EXHIBITON*
This is a guided tour of Newgrange which access inside the chamber. Includes the exhibition in the Visitor Centre
*PRE-BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL*
Approximate Duration: 2 hours

KNOWTH is closed until the 2nd March 2023

IMPORTANT VISITOR INFORMATION
Pre-booking tickets is essential
Admission is managed through times tickets
Tickets are very limited. Pre-booking online is possible up to 30 days in advance of visit. A maximum of 14 tickets can be booked online. Photography / Video allowed: Permit required for commercial purposes. No Drones
No Pets allowed: Guide/Assist dogs only

FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS OR VISITORS WHO REQUIRE SPECIAL ASSISTANCE –
PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] IN ADVANCE OF BOOKING

Café is open - operated by Brambles Cafés
Outdoor Picnic area near carpark
Gift shop is open - operated by Maguires of Tara

Groups: 15 - 24 people, email [email protected] to book a group time slot

A souterrain in Tomb 1 at Knowth and it tunnels under Kerbstone 89.'This is just 1 of 9 souterrains found at Knowth, 4 o...
09/06/2026

A souterrain in Tomb 1 at Knowth and it tunnels under Kerbstone 89.

'This is just 1 of 9 souterrains found at Knowth, 4 of these are linked to houses. They were likely used to store food and precious personal items.
All but 1 had a beehive shaped corbelled roof, not unlike those built many centuries earlier in the cruciform passage tombs.'
Excerpt: Knowth guide book by Royal Irish Academy
📷Darragh K

Tomb 12 at Knowth.📷Stephen ☀️
25/05/2026

Tomb 12 at Knowth.
📷Stephen
☀️

Somebody wanted a birdseye view🐦‍⬛☀️📷Seán
13/05/2026

Somebody wanted a birdseye view🐦‍⬛☀️
📷Seán

11/05/2026

To kick off , we have a lovely family group of long tailed t**s enjoying the sun in blackthorn, which naturally regenerated in a wild area on the roof at Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre.
📸Jasper

Kerbstone 52 at Newgrange. It's a beautiful example of megalithic art. Situated at the back of the mound, K52 is diametr...
07/05/2026

Kerbstone 52 at Newgrange.
It's a beautiful example of megalithic art.
Situated at the back of the mound, K52 is diametrically opposite to the Entrance Stone (K1).
📷Liam

🐝📷Liam
05/05/2026

🐝
📷Liam

Picture perfect🖼📷James
02/05/2026

Picture perfect🖼
📷James

01/05/2026


We can all do a little bit to help our pollinators 🐝
📷Jasper
🐝

Spring days at 📷Darragh K ☀️
30/04/2026

Spring days at
📷Darragh K
☀️

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Bru Na Boinne Visitor Centre
Donore
A92EH5C

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+353 (0)41 988 0300

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