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Tourist attractions

Archaeological sites 2 Irish dolmens 2 Irish mountains 2 Megaliths in Ireland 2 Churches 1 Irish bridges 1 Irish castles 1 Irish cathedrals 1 Irish lakes 1 Irish tourist routes 1 Irish valleys 1 Museums in Ireland 1

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Tourist attractions

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Where to sleep

Campings

Silent Valley

Newry

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Irish mountains

The Mourne Mountains

Dark mountains, magnificent and imposing, crossed by dry-stone walls. A hiker's paradise!

3.23/5 (13 votes)

Irish lakes

Lough Neagh

Lough Neagh is a pretty, bucolic lake renowned for its fish-filled waters and the charm of its wild shores. An ideal place for fishing and walking in the Irish countryside!

3.57/5 (7 votes)

Irish dolmens

The Ballykeel Dolmen

A dolmen to discover and admire, taking your time... An exceptional site for Irish archaeology enthusiasts.

4.71/5 (7 votes)

Irish dolmens

The Dolmen Goward

Do you know the Goward Dolmen? It alone demonstrates the talent and firepower of Neolithic man to build gigantic edifices!

4.00/5 (7 votes)

Irish tourist routes

The Ring of Gullion

A route to explore, to discover all the beauty of the Irish coastline!

3.71/5 (7 votes)

Irish castles

Narrow Water Castle

A castle in a charming setting, protected by fortified walls.

3.20/5 (5 votes)

Churches

St Patrick’s Church, Newry

A very pretty Protestant church, whose architecture is well worth a visit!

4.00/5 (4 votes)

Museums in Ireland

Santa’s cottage

Did you know that Santa Claus lives in Northern Ireland? Discover his official home in the Mourne Mountains!

4.50/5 (2 votes)

Newry

Newry (Iúr Cinn Trá in Irish) is the fourth largest town in Northern Ireland, and also the oldest! Prized for its lush green countryside and the fishing in Lough Neagh, Newry is as warm as it is welcoming…

History of Newry

A town built around a Cistercian monastery…

The origins of Newry date back to 1144, when a Cistercian monastery was built. Growing over the centuries, Newry attracted a large number of inhabitants, making it one of the oldest towns in Northern Ireland.

Today, Newry is regarded as a young, attractive town that has outgrown the Troubles in Northern Ireland.