About Bellewstown
Bellewstown is a small rural village in County Meath, set amid rolling farmland between Duleek, Stamullen and Ardcath, with the larger towns of Drogheda and Ashbourne within practical reach. Its character is quiet, community-oriented and distinctly countryside, while the nearby M1 corridor provides useful access for commuters towards Dublin, Drogheda and the wider northeast. The village is best known for Bellewstown Racecourse, a historic local landmark that brings a lively seasonal atmosphere and hosts racing and community events. Day-to-day facilities are limited within the village itself, so residents generally travel to Duleek, Bettystown, Drogheda or Ashbourne for larger supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, healthcare and broader services. Local schooling is centred on nearby primary schools, with secondary options available in Duleek, Drogheda and Ashbourne depending on family preference and transport. Bus services are available in the surrounding villages, while Drogheda railway station offers regular rail connections towards Dublin, Dundalk and Belfast. The area suits buyers seeking a rural home, village community and open surroundings without being too far from the coast, major roads and larger urban centres.
What’s in Bellewstown
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Bellewstown and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school in nearby Duleek, serving boys from the local area.
Primary school in Duleek providing local education for girls.
Co-educational secondary school serving students across Drogheda and surrounding County Meath areas.
Established secondary school offering a broad curriculum in central Drogheda.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking the area with Drogheda, Dublin Airport and Dublin city.
Nearby rail station with frequent services southwards and northwards on the Dublin–Belfast line.
Local and regional buses connect nearby Duleek with Drogheda and surrounding settlements.
Major nearby bus hub providing regional and Dublin-bound services.
International airport accessible by road via the M1, generally under an hour away.
Amenities
Historic local racecourse hosting horse-racing fixtures and community events.
Traditional nearby pub offering drinks, food and a local meeting place.
Public library providing books, community services and local activities.
Convenient supermarket for everyday groceries and household essentials nearby.
Public green space supporting informal recreation and community use.
Larger shopping destination with retail, food and everyday services.
Major regional hospital providing emergency, outpatient and specialist healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Important local sporting venue with racing fixtures and community significance.
Local athletics club supporting training and competition for children and adults.
Gaelic games club providing football, hurling and community activities nearby.
Village venue supporting local gatherings, activities and community events.
Nearby League of Ireland football club based at United Park in Drogheda.
Nearby Areas
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