Mornington, County Meath

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Mornington, County Meath is a coastal village in eastern Ireland, situated at the mouth of the River Boyne near Drogheda, known historically as part of the estates of the Wellesley family.

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Mornington, County Meath canonical 3
Mornington in County Meath 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal settlement
village
administrativeCounty Meath County Council
associatedFamily Wellesley family
associatedWithTitle Earl of Mornington
coast Irish Sea
country Ireland
distanceFromDublin approximately 50 km north of Dublin
economicActivity commuter settlement for Drogheda
etymologyRelatedTo title of Earl of Mornington in the Peerage of Ireland
hasFeature views over the Boyne estuary
hasGeographicFeature beach
river estuary
sand dunes
hasPostalArea A92 (Eircode routing key)
hasReligiousParish Mornington parish
hasSettlementType rural-urban fringe village
historicalAssociation Anglo-Irish aristocracy
historicalCountyDivision Barony of Duleek
historicallyPartOf Wellesley family estates
linked to: Wellesley family
locatedAtMouthOf River Boyne
locatedIn County Meath
Leinster
eastern Ireland
locatedNear Drogheda
locatedOn north bank of the River Boyne estuary
nearbySettlement Bettystown
Donacarney
Laytown
nearCountyBorder County Louth
notableFor historical association with Wellesley family
proximity to River Boyne mouth
partOf East Meath coastal area
region Boyne estuary
linked to: River Boyne estuary
tourism seaside recreation
traditionalCounty County Meath
transportLink road connections to Drogheda

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House of Wellesley seatHistorically Mornington, County Meath
Earl of Mornington associatedPlace Mornington, County Meath
Earl of Mornington traditionalTerritorialDesignation Mornington in County Meath
linked to: Mornington, County Meath