The Marquess of Meath is a title in the peerage of the United Kingdom, created in 1816. It is associated with the county of Meath in Ireland and is part of the wider Irish nobility. The title has been held by several individuals, each contributing to the history and culture of the region. The current holder of the title is the Marquess of Meath, who is a descendant of the original titleholder, John Crichton-Stuart. The Marquessate is often linked to the Crichton-Stuart family, known for their historical estates and involvement in Irish society.