Local Area

Duleek takes its name from the Irish word diamh liag, meaning house of stones and referring to an early stone built church, St. Cianan’s Church, the ruins of which are still visible in Duleek today.

The development name of Berford takes its name from the Berford Cross, originally a wayside monument at Downstown, less than 2km from Duleek Village.

There are several local primary schools and secondary schools within 10 minutes drive, making Berford welcoming to families. With established sports clubs in Duleek village itself and access to rugby, GAA, tennis and swimming only a short drive away Berford will appeal to all ages and interests. Indeed, there are numerous golf clubs along the stunning coastline within 10km from Duleek village.

This historical town is well placed within the Dublin commuter belt and is strategically located between the N2 and M1 motorways and less than 10Km from Drogheda Train Station. The M50 Finglas junction of the N2, including Charlestown Shopping Centre and Cinemas are less than 25 minutes’ drive. Berford also boosts convenient access to the range of coastal amenities of Laytown and Bettystown.

Transport and Amenities

Local amenities in the town include pharmacies, playgrounds, crèche facilities, local shops, health centre, pub, GAA club, pitch and putt and parish church.