Drogheda to Sligo from $26: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Irish Rail

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4h  32m

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$27-39

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Bus Éireann

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4h  59m

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$26-39

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Distance: 193 km

Duration: 2h 28m

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4h  49m

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2h  28m

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$35-55

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4h  36m

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$73-206

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Traveling From Drogheda to Sligo

Traveling from Drogheda to Sligo offers a fascinating contrast between the historic charm of Drogheda and the stunning natural landscapes of Sligo.

Best Neighbourhoods in Sligo

Sligo features diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and attractions.

City Centre

• Vibrant shops and cafes abound.

• Close to cultural landmarks and events.

Rosses Point

• Scenic beaches and panoramic views.

• Ideal for water sports and relaxation.

Ballisodare

• Quaint village atmosphere and community feel.

• Quick access to the stunning River Ballysadare.

Best Times To Visit Sligo's Attractions

Maximize your Sligo experience by visiting at the right times.

Yeats Memorial Building

Visit in the morning to explore with fewer crowds and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.

Slieve League Cliffs

The best time is early evening for stunning sunset views without the daytime rush.

Sligo Abbey

Go on weekdays to absorb the history in a quieter setting.

Sligo Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Sligo experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild summers and cool winters, often accompanied by rain throughout the year. Spring and early autumn provide the most pleasant weather for exploration, as sunny days can enhance your travel experience while also allowing you to take in stunning scenery.

Dining in Sligo: A Culinary Delight

For a taste of Sligo's coastal bounty, try the fresh seafood chowder at Eala Bhán, where locally sourced ingredients come together in a cozy setting that contrasts with the more traditional offerings in Drogheda. This restaurant captures the essence of Irish coastal cuisine, providing rich flavors and a warm atmosphere that enhance your dining experience.