The title "Baron of Meath" is a hereditary peerage in the {Peerage of Ireland}. It was created in 1627 for Sir William Brabazon, who was a prominent figure in the {English conquest of Ireland}. The title is associated with the {County Meath} region, which is located in the eastern part of Ireland. The Barons of Meath have historically played significant roles in Irish politics and society. The title has passed through various families over the centuries, with the current holder being a descendant of the original baron. The title is part of the broader system of {nobility} in Ireland, which includes various ranks and titles.