The Battle of Moyry Pass in 1600 took place in one of Ireland's most strategic natural corridors. The narrow mountain pass between counties Louth and Armagh was historically vital for controlling movement between Ulster and the south.
The Battle of Moyry Pass in 1600 took place in one of Ireland's most strategic natural corridors. The narrow mountain pass between counties Louth and Armagh was historically vital for controlling movement between Ulster and the south. The conflict formed part of the Nine Years' War between Gaelic Irish forces and the English crown. Today, visitors can explore Moyry Castle, mountain landscapes and walking routes. The Cooley Peninsula and nearby mountains make this a perfect location for combining history with hiking.