Guidebook for Newcastle, Co. Down
Sightseeing
Covering an area of 630 hectares (1,600 acres) at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, the forest park offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the sea at nearby Newcastle.
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Tollymore Forest Park
Bryansford RoadCovering an area of 630 hectares (1,600 acres) at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, the forest park offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the sea at nearby Newcastle.
Slieve Donard at 850m(2,789 ft) is the highest of the Mourne Mtns. The views from the summit are extensive and on a clear day the Isle of Man, Wicklow, Donegal, Wales and Scotland may be seen, as well
Slieve Donard Walk: Start/Finish
Slieve Donard at 850m(2,789 ft) is the highest of the Mourne Mtns. The views from the summit are extensive and on a clear day the Isle of Man, Wicklow, Donegal, Wales and Scotland may be seen, as well
Murlough is fantastic walking country and a haven for bird watchers. A network of paths and boardwalks enables you to discover this amazing nature reserve.
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National Trust - Murlough National Nature Reserve
Keel PointMurlough is fantastic walking country and a haven for bird watchers. A network of paths and boardwalks enables you to discover this amazing nature reserve.
The setting is magnificent and the Castle itself is most interesting, especially for history lovers. Picnic facilities are good, opening hours are great, and there are good activities on offer for all
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Dundrum Castle
2 Castle HillThe setting is magnificent and the Castle itself is most interesting, especially for history lovers. Picnic facilities are good, opening hours are great, and there are good activities on offer for all
The later seat of the High Kings of Ulster, burial site of Saint Patrick and medieval capital of Down, Downpatrick is an essential stop for those interested in saints, scholars & Christian heritage.
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Downpatrick
The later seat of the High Kings of Ulster, burial site of Saint Patrick and medieval capital of Down, Downpatrick is an essential stop for those interested in saints, scholars & Christian heritage.
Food Scene
Savoy Café
Another great wee cafe...excellent food & coffee...
Vanilla Wine & Tapas Bar
67 Main StExcellent food and great service...
Great food, beautiful interior & of course fantastic service.
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Brunel's Restaurant
32 Downs RdGreat food, beautiful interior & of course fantastic service.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Anchor Bar
9-11 Bryansford RdGreat pub... great pint of Guinness.
It's a bar/restaurant...10 mins walk away. Good pub grub & an open fire. There's a bar that's perfect for watching most sport.
Hugh McCann's
119-121 Central PromenadeIt's a bar/restaurant...10 mins walk away. Good pub grub & an open fire. There's a bar that's perfect for watching most sport.
Everything Else
Clube de Golfe Royal County Down
36 Golf Links Rdif you like golf....!!!!
Is located on the northern edge of the Mourne Mountains on the fringe of Tollymore Forest Park.It provides a wide range of courses in rockclimbing, hillwalking, canoeing and kayaking, mountain biking
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Tollymore National Outdoor Centre
32 Hilltown Rd Is located on the northern edge of the Mourne Mountains on the fringe of Tollymore Forest Park.It provides a wide range of courses in rockclimbing, hillwalking, canoeing and kayaking, mountain biking
Award winning Tyrella beach and dune conservation area is a small, enclosed complex within Dundrum Bay, Downpatrick, County Down. It is a wide, flat, sandy beach two kilometres long.
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Tyrella Beach
Award winning Tyrella beach and dune conservation area is a small, enclosed complex within Dundrum Bay, Downpatrick, County Down. It is a wide, flat, sandy beach two kilometres long.