Ratoath

Ratoath
Ratoath
Administration
Nom irlandais Ráth Tó
Pays Irlande
Province Leinster
Comté Comté de Meath
Démographie
Population 7 249 hab. (2006)
Géographie
Coordonnées 53° 30′ 27″ N 6° 27′ 46″ W / 53.50755, -6.4627153° 30′ 27″ Nord
       6° 27′ 46″ Ouest
/ 53.50755, -6.46271
  

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Ratoath (Ráth Tó en irlandais) est une ville du sud du comté de Meath en République d'Irlande, dont l'expansion est particulièrement rapide.

La ville de Ratoath compte 7 249 habitants au recensement de 2006), alors qu'elle n'était qu'un village de 1 061 habitants en 1996, soit un accroissement de 580% en 20ans.

C'est à proximité de Ratoath que se dispute l'Irish Grand National, une prestigieuse course hippique créée en 1870.

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