Whether you are thinking of re-locating, starting a business in the area, or just looking for a weekend break, Trim has a wealth of natural amenities, excellent infrastructure and superb facilities which definitely merit a visit. A vibrant and flourishing market town with an alluring past, Trim is home to an expanding population and is located within an hour of Dublin City centre, the IFSC and Dublin International Airport as well as being easily accessible to the M3, M4 and M50. Steeped in history, the town is dominated by the finest and largest Norman Castle in Ireland. Trim Castle started by Hugh de Lacy in 1173 has many unusual features including a cruciform design of Keep and Barbican Gate. The castle, also known as King John’s Castle, is surrounded by the majestic River Boyne and many other ancient ruins, which attract thousands of visitors to the town each year.

The fabric of the town is a remarkable fusion of ancient historical structures intertwined with impressive contemporary architecture, and the result is a perfect blend of old and new. Cosy eateries, elegant boutiques and superb sporting facilities including a host of excellent golf courses are in abundance as well as first-rate local schools. Trim offers a fantastic selection of shops, bars and cafes all located within the thriving town centre as well as four high-quality hotels and numerous guesthouses which all offer a warm welcome to business and pleasure visitors. Trim is also home to the state-of-the-art OPW headquarters.

Residents of Trim take tremendous pride in their town with Trim regularly achieving high accolades in various Tidy town competitions. A stroll around the winding streetscapes will reveal many dramatic floral displays and window boxes overflowing with riotous colour in the summertime.