Stamullen

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Stamullen(Steach Maoilín in Irish) is an ancient village in County Meath, Ireland. It lies just off the M1 motorway some 35 km north of Dublin and beside the River Delvin. Recently it has been expanded by the development of numerous housing estates in the area.

Facilities in the village include a supermarket, pub, two hairdressers, gents salon, veterinary clinic, butcher, fast food outlet, Chinese take-away, laundromat and a coffee shop. Stamullen has a a community centre which is also home to St Patrick's Football Club, Stamullen Badminton Club, and Stamullen Bowls Club. The village is also home to the very successful M. Donnelly Stamullen Road Club Cycling Team.

A free magazine is delivered each month to homes and businesses within the community.

v • d • e Towns and villages in County Meath

Villages	Ardcath • Agher • Batterstown • Bellewstown • Bettystown • Boyerstown • Clonard • Clonee • Collageland • Curraha • Donacarney • Drumconrath • Drumone • Drumree • Duleek • Gormanston • Julianstown • Kentstown • Kildalkey • Kiltale • Laytown • Longwood • Monknewton • Mornington • Mosney • Moylagh • Moynalty • Nobber • Ráth Cairn • Skryne • Stamullen • Slane • Summerhill

Towns	Ashbourne • Athboy • Carnaross • Dunboyne • Dunshaughlin • Enfield • Kells • Kilteevan • Navan • Oldcastle • Ratoath • Trim