Live Cams in County Louth

County Louth is a region within the Republic of Ireland, located in the Leinster province and part of the Mid-East Region. The county seat is Dundalk, positioned at the point where the Castletown River enters Dundalk Bay and close to the Northern Ireland border. Dundalk, along with the rest of the county, boasts several historical sites linked to Irish folklore, particularly the legendary warrior Cú Chulainn. In proximity to the city lies the notable Hill of Faughart, which features landmarks tied to the Táin Bó Cúalinge and is home to St. Brigid's Well, a significant pilgrimage destination. Other locations associated with St. Brigid can be found in the nearby towns of Dunleer and Kilcurry. The county has an approximate population of 120,000 residents. Dundalk serves as the capital, while Drogheda is another significant town. Key attractions include the River Boyne, Monasterboice (a National Monument), Old Mellifont Abbey, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Carlingford Brewing Company, the Drogheda Museum at Millmount and its Martello Tower, Beaulieu House, the seaside village of Blackrock, Clochafarmore (a menhir and National Monument