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| Longest river in the county; site of a famous battle in 1690 where King William III's Protestant forces were victorious over the Catholic James II's which is still annually commemorated primarily by unionists in Northern Ireland | Boyne | 100%
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| Where the coronations of the High Kings of Ireland were held, at the Lia Fáil, or Stone of Destiny | Hill of Tara | 100%
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| Town famous for its medieval abbey and titular illustrated manuscript, currently on display in Trinity College Dublin | Kells | 100%
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| Born in Drogheda and raised in Navan, this actor is best known for being the fifth to play James Bond, from 1995 to 2002 | Pierce Brosnan | 100%
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| Eighteenth century castle best known for its extravagant annual rock music festival, attracting such headliners as U2, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, REM, Bruce Springsteen and the Rolling Stones | Slane Castle | 100%
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| Former county town; a prominent ruined Norman castle by the banks is situated here and was used as a filming location for Braveheart | Trim | 100%
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| One of the largest reserves of this metal in Europe is located in Tara Mines | Zinc | 100%
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| County town | Navan | 86%
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| Circular Neolithic passage tomb with striking white quartz façade located within the Brú na Bróinne; a UNESCO World Heritage Site | Newgrange | 86%
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| Ireland's only permanent theme park located near Ashbourne | Emerald Park | 71%
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| Village on the coast housing an Irish army camp and former aerodrome; the latter was in use as an internment camp in WWII and briefly as a refugee centre during 'The Troubles' | Gormanston | 57%
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| Gaeltacht community created in 1937 by the former Irish Land Commission, situated near Athboy | Ráth Chairn | 57%
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| Notable racecourse which plays host to the Irish Grand National | Fairyhouse Racecourse | 43%
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| Hills in the northwest of the county dotted with stone tombs decorated with Megalithic art; a country estate with elegant landscape gardens is located nearby | Loughcrew | 43%
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| Catholic saint born in Oldcastle who was the last to be martyred in England | Oliver Plunkett | 43%
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