Welcome to Trim

Trim (Baile Átha Troim) is the traditional county town of Meath although the new county town is Navan.

The town's main feature is Ireland's largest castle, Trim Castle was built in the 12th century; other features include two ruined church complexes, the Boyne River for fishing.

The Town Castle, in front of the rear view of the courthouse, was used in the film "Braveheart" and is the largest Norman Castle in Europe. It was also built by Hugh De Lacy.

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Trim News

MINOR HURLING PHOTO FOCUS - Trim v Kilmessan - Meath Chronicle

MINOR HURLING PHOTO FOCUS - Trim v Kilmessan Meath Chronicle

Trim coasted to a comfortable 9-13 to 0-8 first round MFL victory against Kilmessan st St Loman's Park on Saturday.

Publish: Thursday 21st February 4:22pm

Trim Musical Society taking the pee! - Meath Chronicle

Trim Musical Society taking the pee! Meath Chronicle

The musical story unfolds as a terrible 20 year drought has crippled the city's water supply.

Publish: Wednesday 20th February 6:27pm

Meath hoping switch to Trim will revive their fortunes - Meath Chronicle

Meath hoping switch to Trim will revive their fortunes Meath Chronicle

Meath's NHL Div 2A encounter against Antrim which was originally due to be played at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday has been switched to Trim.

Publish: Wednesday 30th January 8:00am

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