Ráth Chairn is a village and Gaeltacht area (townland of Rathcairn) nestled between the towns of Trim and Athboy, Co Meath.
In 1935 a number of families from the Connemara Gaeltacht were transplanted east to Ráth Chairn to live on land acquired by the Land Commission. It continues today as a thriving Gaeltacht, where Irish is spoken and its traditions embraced through dance and music.
An Brádan Feasa, in the village of regularly holds events, where everyone is guaranteed a traditional Irish welcome.
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