Audio Guide of Peace Bridge

As a public pedestrian bridge crossing the Castletown River, it is open **24 hours a day**, 365 days a year. You can access it freely at any time, whether for a morning walk or an evening stroll under the city lights.

No, access to the bridge is **completely free** for all visitors. It is a public facility designed for the enjoyment of the community and tourists, so there is no need to book or buy tickets.

The visit to the bridge itself is quick, about **15 to 20 minutes** to cross and take photos. However, we recommend allowing at least an hour if you plan to explore the connected riverside trail, Navvy Bank, to fully enjoy the scenery.

More than just a structure, it represents Dundalk’s connection and urban regeneration, linking communities across the river. It is also a strategic spot to appreciate local maritime history and views toward the famous mountains of the Cooley Peninsula, a land of legends in County Louth.

Without a doubt, **sunset** is the magical moment, when the colors of the sky reflect on the waters of the Castletown River. If you prefer complete tranquility, early mornings offer a serene and misty atmosphere that is very typical of Ireland.

Yes, the bridge and its immediate access points are designed with **ramps and paved surfaces** suitable for wheelchairs and baby strollers. It is an inclusive walk created so everyone can enjoy the views without barriers.

You are just steps away from key attractions; we recommend visiting the County Museum Dundalk to learn more about local history. You can also head to the impressive St Patrick’s Cathedral, located just a few minutes from the town center.

Bring **comfortable shoes and a windproof jacket**, as the river breeze can feel cool even in summer. We also suggest downloading an audio guide of the area on your phone to discover hidden stories as you stroll at your own pace.