Newcastle Visitor Guide

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VisitorGuide

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Contents

4 Welcome to Newcastle

8 Can’t Miss List

12 Art About Town

18 History & Heritage

24 Spectacular Events

28 Activities For All

36 Eat, Drink & Shop

44 Accommodation

55 Visitor Information Centre

56 Information & Services

58 Map of Newcastle

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You might feel that you’ve stepped into a postcard. Newcastle’s horseshoe bay is overlooked by Northern Ireland’s highest peak, Slieve Donard, in the stunning Mourne Mountains. There’s a great view whichever direction you turn, from blue seas and golden beaches, to glorious peaks topped with mist and threaded with dry stone walls and rivers.

Take a walk by the river, hike through the forest, shop, eat or stroll along the beach to the sand dunes of the nearby nature reserve at Murlough Bay.

There’s world-famous golf on offer at the Royal County Down course. Northern Ireland has some of world’s finest golfing, and it’s hard to imagine a course more spectacularthan the links at Royal County Down.

Whether you’re looking for the serene solitude of the highest peak or the simple pleasure of an ice-cream on the seafront, Newcastle has it all. As you discover the town, you’re just as likely to come across serious hikers as families on a day out at the seaside.

The sculpture trail on the seafront walkways is traffic-free, although you can feel the wind in your hair on your bike or scooter. In the summer, you can swim in the open airRock Pool on the promenade.

Absorbing the stunning scenery is one delight, but you’ll also find Newcastle is a friendly town with plenty to keep visitors occupied. Read on to find out more about what goes on here.

Welcome to Newcastle


Slieve Donard Resort & Spa

Brunel's Restaurant

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Newcastle Promenade

Did you know?NewcastleThis seaside town is a great spot for any amount of family fun. Extend your visit by staying in one of the town’s hotels, guesthouses or self-catering properties, see page 44 for accommodation listings.

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Play park, Tollymore Forest Park

© Joanne Symington

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Can’t miss list

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Murlough National Nature Reserve – Dundrum/NewcastleBordering one of Northern Ireland’s most popular beaches, fragile 6,000-year old sand dunes make up Ireland’s first Nature Reserve. It’s an ideal spot for walking and wildlife, and a real haven for birdwatchers. A network of boardwalks leads you through this stunning reserve.

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Soak Seaweed Baths – NewcastleHot seaweed bathing was all the rage in Victorian times. Soak Seaweed Baths is a modern take on an old tradition, and offers a unique chance to relax and luxuriate in mineral-rich seaweed and hot seawater, detoxifying your body and nourishing your skin.

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Royal County Down Golf Course – NewcastleRegularly selected by professional golfers and experts as one of the top courses in the world. Dating back from 1889, Royal County Down Golf Club is one of the oldest in Ireland. It has two 18 hole courses, the Championship Course and the Annesley links.

Royal County DownMurlough


Fit as many of these top attractions into your visit, or take it slowly and come back again for more!


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Seaforde Gardens & Tropical Butterfly HouseSited in a historic demesne, which has been a family home for almost 400 years, Seaforde Gardens and Tropical Butterfly House is home to hundreds of free-flying tropical butterflies, as well as parrots, reptiles and insects. The beautiful gardens include a maze and many rare trees and shrubs.

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Tollymore Forest Park – NewcastleOne of Northern Ireland’s largest and most attractive forest parks, with walks along the Shimna River, featuring rocky outcrops, grottos, stepping-stones and caves. Tollymore is also home to the oldest tree in any arboretum in Ireland – a slow-growing spruce.

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Maghera Old Church & Round Tower, DundrumRuined round tower marks the site of an important early monastery, founded in 6th Century by Saint Donard.

Seaforde Gardens & Tropical Butterfly House Silent Valley Round TowerTollymore Forest Park


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Castlewellan Forest Park, Peace Maze & Mountain Bike TrailsOne of Northern Ireland’s most famous lakes with a stunning Victorian Castle in a dramatic setting between the mountains and the sea. Castlewellan Forest is home to one of the most outstanding tree and shrub collections in Europe. The beauty and perfect shape of the trees in the National Arboretum attracts tree enthusiasts from all around the world. For the thrill seeker there is 25km of mountain bike trails suitable for all levels and ability. To walk around the mile-long lake while encountering some intriguing modern sculptures on the way is to enjoy a great experience of 18th century landscape.

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Silent Valley Reservoir & Visitor Centre – Mourne MountainsThe Silent Valley reservoir is one of Northern Ireland’s ‘must see’ attractions. Surrounded by breath-taking countryside, this huge reservoir was built to gather water from the mountains over the high Mournes and is the main water supply for most of County Down and Belfast. Ringed by dramatic peaks, with Slieve Binnian to the east, the cliffs of Slievenaglogh to the west and to the north Doan and Ben Crom.


Maghera Round Tower, Dundrum


Public Art‘Words in the wind’ welcomes you as you enter Newcastle from Dundrum. Part elegant flower and part kids’ windmill, this sculpture shifts with the breeze. The seafront walkways are celebrated for their fascinating art. ‘Global journeys’ shimmering sphere reflects the beautiful landscape - kids (and adults) love seeing their own image in the globe. The Percy French statue celebrates the man who wrote those famous words about Newcastle, where “the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea”.


Tails of Flight

Charles Normandale – “Tails of Flight”Downs Road end of the Promenade

Capturing the spirit of flight with a maritime twist, this piece is an obvious reference to the world famous Harry Ferguson and his pioneering flight along the beach at Newcastle in a monoplane which he designed and built himself.

The highly polished and textured stainless steel wings of thissculpture are shaped to reflect the maximum of light - day and night, and are approximately 9 meters high at the top wing and 6.5 meters at the lowest, thereby acting as a marker for the Promenade at all times. The vertical elements are mild steel to withstand the rigorous coastal climate and are painted to signify the sea and sky.

Charles Normandale is one of the UK’s leading Artist Blacksmiths and is based in Hampshire, England. He created the Promenade sculpture with his partner, Julie Brooks-Hill, and other recent commissions include the “Maritime Memorial” in Southampton, ”The Spirits of Lowestoft” in Suffolk and more recently “Across the Sun and Moon” which is the keynote piece of an integrated arts project at the new Downe Hospital in Downpatrick.

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Robert McColgan – “Cone of Light” Southern end of the Promenade

+ Marks the physical Gateway to the Mournes

+ The individual visitor or local can appreciate it both at a distance and at close quarters.

+ It forms a strong link to town and mountains as its apex is aligned with the cairn like structure on the summit of Slieve Donard.

+ It creates a strong visual experience and memory for the traveller.

+ It points the way, and with a height of 8.6m, it literally makes a statement about high aspirations.

The use of combined materials, Mourne Granite and mirror polished Stainless Steel, is an extension of the artist’s attention to the physicality of the site.

He has also used voiding to reveal a hyperbolic curve and he feels that this piece of work is a significant step towards the scale and materiality which he hopes to engage with in future work.

The void or light-slit is sighted off the highest point of Slieve Donard which overlooks Newcastle and connects the mountain to the sea. The three parts of the work echo the complex of activity and engagement that is Newcastle today.

Locals, visitors and immigrants mix and thrive in a town where the sense of renewal and optimism is palpable.

The “Cone of Light” through its use of mirroring, complements the work by Chris Wilson entitled “Global Journeys”.

Robert’s recent work includes “Beehives” on the M1 motorway near Balbriggan which was created in collaboration with fellow artist, Irene Benner; and “Scáthán” (meaning Mirror) at New Store Street Plaza in Dublin.

Chris Wilson – “Global Journeys”Central part of the Promenade

+ Complements the landscape design of the promenade

+ The work captures the feeling of solidity together with movement and changing light conditions

+ It is extremely tactile and visually stimulating

+ It reflects land, sky and sea

+ It reflects people and place

+ It represents the migratory return of the Atlantic Salmon to the area

In terms of nature conservation, around 75 km2 of the Eastern Mournes - the uplands - is a Special Area of Conservation under the EU Habitats Directive for significant areas of wet and dry heath and fauna that accompanies the habitat.

Rostrevor Oakwood on the southern boundary is also of European interest, whilst the Shimna and Whitewater rivers provide important habitat for Atlantic Salmon, returning to spawn. On the shore you can see further evidence of fishing in the stone “fish traps”.

The archaeology testifies to the long term occupation of the area and to the traditions, burials and rituals.

The area is particularly rich in cashels – circular stone early Christian farmsteads, often with souterrains. Even the road patterns in parts of the area tell a story, with the less fertile mountain lands having been enriched by seaweeds drawn by the straightest possible routes from the shore.

Chris Wilson’s work is represented in several major public collections, including the Arts Council of England, the Arts Council of Ireland and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. Past commissions include “Landscape Lines” Translink/Northern Ireland Railways (2003), “River Lines” at Toome Bypass and, more recently “Treelines” at Omagh Arts Centre and “Ocean’s Edge” in Ardglass.

Cone of Light Global Journeys Detail of base

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Percy

Killen McKenna – “Percy”Downs Road area of Promenade, close to children’s play park

(William) Percy French (1 May 1854 – 24 January 1920) was one of Ireland's foremost songwriters and entertainers in his day. In more recent times, he has also become known for his watercolour paintings.

Percy French wrote the lyrics to the song "The Mountains of Mourne" in 1896 and it is normally sung to the same traditional melody used by Thomas Moore (1779–1852) for his song "Bendemeer's Stream". Percy French is also the writer of “Phil the Fluther’s Ball” and “Adbul Abulbul Amir” which deals with the Crimean War.

This collaborative sculpture of Kevin Killen and Conor McKenna represents the song’s wistful letter home by way of the stainless steel which is held on edge and engraved with handwritten lyrics to resemble a page. An iconic image of Percy is subtracted from the sheet, allowing a view of the Mournes and linking the man, the scenery and the song.

The words of the song…

You remember young Peter O'Loughlin, of course,Well, now he is here at the head of the force.I met him today, I was crossing the Strand,And he stopped the whole street with a wave of his hand.And there we stood talkin' of days that are gone,

While the whole population of London looked on.But for all these great powers he's wishful like me,To be back where the dark Mourne sweeps down to the sea.

…are representative of French's many works concerning the Irish diaspora. The Mourne Mountains of the title, formed 65 million years ago, are the most picturesque mountain district in Ireland and comprise twelve peaks, seven of which are over 700m with Slieve Donard at 850m Northern Ireland’s tallest mountain.

A number of local people took a keen interest in the commissioning of this piece including BBC Northern Ireland’s David Dunseith and the Percy French Society.

Ron Baird – “Words in the Wind”Roundabout at entrance to town on Dundrum Road

This piece, a 12m high kinetic sculpture, by Canadian sculptor, Ron Baird, makes an impressive statement at the entry point to the town. It reflects the natural landscape and the cultural landscape in terms of people, language and song. It literally is powered by the wind, creating movement and interest and the petals are engraved with Celtic and Neolithic drawings. Elegant and simple in form, it suggests both the rugged nature of the Mournes and the fragility of the flora and fauna of this special place. It also is reminiscent of hand held windmills which are still a favourite children’s seaside toy.

Maeve King – “Harbour Views”Newcastle Harbour

Designed by Seaforde artist, Maeve King, each 10' x 6' mural is made of Venetian and American glass. The murals commemorate the sometimes tragic maritime history of Newcastle. “I wanted to show Newcastle as a fishing village, before it became a tourist destination following the introduction of the railway and the Slieve Donard Hotel,” she says.

“The SS Great Britain story is a good one, but in the second panel I wanted to depict the fishermen at work - pulling in their nets with other boats on the horizon and the waves rising ominously in the corner”.

“While it shows the men at work, it also recounts the great tragedy of 1843, when these men went to their deaths at sea.

It's a celebration and a tribute to those men and their families. I felt that there was an interesting ambiguity there”.

This dramatic scene records a major loss of life for the local fishing fleet in an incident in which over 70 lost their lives, with many local families affected. The nearby “Widows’ Row” is named for the survivors of this major local catastrophe.

Words in the Wind Harbour Views

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Harry Ferguson Commemorative StoneThis commemorative stone recalls the historic air flight made by Harry Ferguson along the beach in 1910. The flight earned him a prize of £100 from the Urban Council. This County Down man is usually remembered for his development of the agricultural tractor.

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Newcastle CentreThe building occupied by the Newcastle Centre is known locally as the Annesley Mansions . It is on the site of a succession of castles and fortified houses, one of which gave its name to the town. The last of the castles was demolished in 1835 to make way for the Annesley Arms Hotel. To the right of the Centre is the Tropicana Pool. This building, the granite portico of which has been retained as the entrance to the pool, was originally a bath house where hot and cold sea water baths were available.

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Former Annesley Arms Hotel Stable BlockThis building, currently an amusement arcade, was the stable block for the horses and carriages of the guests staying in the Annesley Arms Hotel. Facing the old stable block is Clare Lodge, at one time a private school known as The College. It went on to become a convent and is now a holiday home run by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

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History & HeritageNewcastle’s heritage reflects the coastline’s importance. Several fortified houses and castles remain nearby, while the old railway company built the Slieve Donard Hotel. The harbour and pier recalls the town’s background as a fishing community. Open-air bathing and mountain walks remain as fine today as in time past.

Newcastle harbour (courtesy of the Linenhall Library)

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The RockOriginally the road was on the inland side and it was only in the last century that what is now the main road was cut through the rock itself. From the top of the rock there are good views of the town.

Below the rock, salt used to be extracted from the sea water and, when the tide is out, two curving walls of loose stones, known as 'Lady Annesley's Fish Traps' can be seen.

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The Rock Swimming PoolThis open-air sea water swimming pool was opened in 1932 and remains popular to this day. In times past the area below the Rock was reserved as a 'Ladies Bathing Place'.

It was provided with bathing boxes for changing in and was supervised by an attendant.

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SS Great Britain AnchorThe anchor is believed to have been used on the first propeller driven iron-built ship, the SS Great Britain.

The ship went aground in Dundrum Bay in 1846. The anchor was recovered by local fishermen and is a reminder of this dramatic event.

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Newcastle HarbourThe harbour was once the scene of great activity. It provided the focal point for the export of granite setts and kerbstones along with potatoes and timber. Landings at the harbour included white fish, coal and slates.

The pier itself, constructed in the 19th century, is partly paved with granite setts. The protective breakwater in the south made the harbour a safe haven.

A walk to the end of the breakwater provides an impressive view of Dundrum Bay, against a backdrop of Slieve Croob and the Dromara Mountains to the north.

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Widow's RowThis terrace of twelve small houses with dormer windows highlights a story repeated in many fishing communities.

The houses were built by public subscription to house widows and dependants of the forty-six men lost in a fishing disaster on Friday 13th January 1842.

Local tradition has it that the haddock shoals, which were sought by these fishermen, have deserted Dundrum Bay since that time.

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Coastguard VillasThe large granite building, situated above the main road, just south of the harbour, is the former Coastguard Station built in the 1850s. Its size testifies to the importance of the coastline in the view of the authorities, especially as far as smuggling was concerned.

The station was sympathetically converted to housing use in the 1980s.

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Widow's Row (© Carmelita Rogers)

Dundrum Bay, location of the SS Great Britain Anchor




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King StreetThe attractive views from King Street have resulted in much development and you will see a great variety of houses, old and new. It was here in King Street, directly above the harbour, that a mineral railway from the quarry on Thomas' Mountain beyond the street had its terminus.

On the lower part of the street, on the corner, note the milestone with 24 carved into it. This shows a distance of 24 miles from Newry.

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Donard ParkThe park was opened in 1951 and gives access to mountain walks which start at the first bridge up the Glen River.

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Slieve Donard HotelThe large red brick hotel with a central tower and spire dominates the landscape around Newcastle so can be viewed from many points around the town and beyond.

It was buit in 1898 by the Belfast and County Down Railway Company.

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Clough Castle An excellent example of an Anglo-Norman earthwork castle with mount (motte), stone tower and an outer enclosure (bailey).

The Castle is located in a commanding position at the junction of an important driving route.

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Dundrum CastleKey castle in the Anglo-Norman conquest of Ulster in the late 12th century, on site of pre-Norman stronghold.

Slieve Donard Hotel


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Old Railway StationThe construction of this building marked an important point in the history of Newcastle.

In 1906, the Great Northern Railway joined the Belfast and County Down Railway in opening services to tourists from all over Ireland.

Train services ceased to operate in the 1950s when the old station became a bus station. It was subsequently converted into a supermarket.

Dundrum Castle



The B/E Aerospace Festival of Flight takes place in Newcastle in the second week of August. There are many free events for all the family, including a programme of air displays with amazing jet aircraft, an Aviation Village in Donard Park, exhibitions, family workshops, vintage vehicles and music.

B/E Aerospace Festival of FlightNewcastle’s Central Promenade takes on a spooky glow during the annual Hallowe’en carnival. Free family fun, with added spine-tingling surprises, ends with a colourful fireworks display.

Hallowtides

Hallowtides, Newcastle

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Every September those nice people at Newcastle Community Cinema hold their annual Full Moon Film Festival in the town - a full weekender of the finest in film, old and new, familiar and less-so. Over the three days you can expect to enjoy a veritable melting pot of movie delights and screenings in various locations around Newcastle, with accompanying special exhibitions, workshops, the occasional NI premiere and probably the odd drive-in movie too!

For details visit NCC on Facebook or at www.newcastlecinema.org

The Newcastle Arts Festival takes place over a week during August. The festival programme changes from year to year to include a mix of exhibitions, plays, music, dance and poetry to suit all ages and tastes.

For more information on dates, venues and our programme like the Newcastle Arts Festival Facebook page: facebook.com/NewcastleArtsFestival

Newcastle Community Cinema's Full Moon Film Festival

Newcastle Arts Festival

The annual Newcastle Summer Season boasts a variety of music, comedy & theatre every Friday & Saturday night in July and August.

For further information about this years' programme contact Down Arts Centre 028 4461 0747

Newcastle Summer Season Newcastle Arts Festival

Newcastle Summer Season

Newcastle Community Cinema's Full Moon Film Festival


Amusement ArcadesFunland90–92 Main Street Newcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 2210

Fun World37–39 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0DJT: 028 4372 3786

Joyland Amusement Centres 1–9 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 3335

Kent Amusements77–79 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 2515

Coco’s Adventure Playground27a Central Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 6226E: [email protected]: www.cocosplayground.co.uk

For children under 14 years. Sports court, snake slide, freefall, tube slides, assault course and toddlers’ area including bouncy castle. Dine in our fabulous café while kids play in a fully supervised environment.

Opening Hours: All year, summer (Jul /Aug) 10am–8pm daily, Sep–Jun weekdays 12.30–7pm, Sat–Sun 10am–8pm, Bank Holiday: Special opening hoursAdmission: Children 4 years & over £4.80, Children 3 years & under £3.80

Funny Farm Adventures80 Ballybannon Road Castlewellan BT31 9ERT: 028 4377 8281E: [email protected]: www.funnyfarmadventures.co.uk

Giant six-acre themed Maize Maze – find clues and solve puzzles then relax on deck with something tasty and explore forecourt. Mini digger, football wall, rope maze, garden games, barrel train, laser clay shooting, archery, bouncy castle, giant slide, crazy golf and zipline.

Opening Hours: Jul & Aug 10.30am–6pm, closed SunAdmission: Check the website

Greenhill YMCADonard Park, Newcastle BT33 0GRT: 028 4372 3172W: www.greenhill-ymca.org

Outdoor education and residential Centre set on slopes of Slieve Donard, with panoramic views over Newcastle and Dundrum Bay. Fun filled activity-based residential or relaxed easy going stays.Programmes tailored to suit needs and budget. Organised groups only.

Opening Hours: 9am–5pm (evenings on request)Admission: Day activities from £10.50 per person, residential from £25 per person

Life Adventure CentreThe Grange YardCastlewellan Forest Park BT31 9BUMarine Park, Annalong BT34 4QJT: 028 4377 0714E: [email protected]: www.onegreatadventure.com

Has two great adventure centres in Ireland, with an exciting range of adventure activities and packages, including canoeing, bouldering, rock climbing, mountain biking and even marshmallow toasting master class!

Opening Hours: Daily Admission: From £9 per person, based on activity

Newcastle Family Fun ParksCastle & Islands Parkc/o Newcastle Centre10–14 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 5034 W: visitmournemountains.co.uk

Ideal location for fun family days out. Extensive seasonal facilities, including pedalo swans, go-karts, outdoor bowling, foot golf and tennis courts.

Opening Hours: Weekends from Easter–Jun, daily Jul & Aug (weather permitting)Admission: Check website

Rock Poolc/o Newcastle Centre10–14 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 5034 W: visitmournemountains.co.uk

Newcastle’s salt water Rock Pool. Lifesaving lessons and public swimming in Newcastle’s famous landmark pool.

Opening Hours: Daily Jul/Aug (subject to weather conditions and tide)

Seaforde Gardens & Tropical Butterfly HouseSeaforde Demesne, Seaforde BT30 8PGT: 028 4481 1225 E: [email protected]: www.seafordegardens.com

Hundreds of free flying tropical butterflies, also parrots, reptiles and insects. Beautiful gardens including maze with many rare trees and shrubs.

Opening Hours: Easter–end Sep Mon–Sat 10am–5pm, Sun 1–6pmAdmission: Check website

Silent ValleyHead Road, Kilkeel BT33 0HUT: 084 5744 0088E: [email protected]: www.niwater.com

Ringed by Mourne Mountains range and housing beautiful parkland, lakes and pond. During May, June and September at weekends and July and August, daily shuttle bus travels from car park to reservoir.

Opening Hours: Daily May–Sep 10am–6.30pm, Oct–Apr 10am–4pmAdmission: Car £4.50, on foot £1.60, Child £0.60

Tollymore National Outdoor Centre32 Hilltown Road, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0PZT: 028 4372 2158 E: [email protected]: www.tollymore.com

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Tollymore National Outdoor Centre, situated on the edge of the Mournes, is Northern Ireland’s National Centre for Mountaineering and Canoeing activities and is funded and managed by Sport Northern Ireland. We provide a range of courses in adventure activities such as rock-climbing, canoeing, orienteering, mountain biking, hillwalking and mountaineering.

We have courses suitable for all abilities from first timers through to coaches and instructors. Courses range from half day climbing wall sessions to week long residential skills and leadership courses. Tollymore is also home to Hotrock Indoor Climbing Wall.

Opening Hours: Check websiteAdmission : check website

TropicanaNewcastle Centre 10–14 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 5034 W: visitmournemountains.co.uk

Zoom the flume in Newcastle’s famous Tropicana complex at the foot of the Mournes. Outdoor heated pools for fun with the whole family.

Opening Hours: Daily Jul / Aug, subject to weather conditionsAdmission: Check website

ActivitiesFamily Fun

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TropicanaCastlewellan Forest Park



Mourne Foods Cycle Trail98 Bryansford Road Newcastle BT33 0LFT: 028 4372 2392F: 028 4372 4084W: www.enniskeenhotel.co.uk/MourneFoodsCycleTrail.htmlE: [email protected]

The ‘Mourne Foods Cycle Trail’ has been devised by the Enniskeen Country House Hotel (just outside Newcastle, County Down), in association with local food producers to showcase the wonderful artisan food in the region.

With the Mourne Mountains as its backdrop, the trail pairs up gentle cycling, stunning scenery and simply delicious food! Stop off with local producers, hear their stories, get the chance to buy directly from the farmer, and then store your provisions in the specially provided bike panniers. The trail offers visitors a self-guided tour by bicycle, with gentle cycling either downhill or on flat ground – electric bikes are available too, so there are definitely no excuses!

A shuttle bus takes you up to the start point at Spelga Dam in the heart of the Mourne Mountains and from there it is all downhill through the beautiful Shimna Valley and Tollymore Forest Park, where you'll pass by the ‘Kings Grave’ and ‘Altavaddy Bridge’ – the filming location of the ‘Direwolf Pups’ in the Game of Thrones TV series – don’t forget your camera!

Price: £30 per person – includes bicycle hire, bike pannier storage compartment, trail pack and FREE shuttle bus up to Spelga Dam. Advance booking is required.

Ross CyclesT: 028 4377 8029E: [email protected]

Castlewellan Mountain Bike Trails T: 028 9030 3930 E: [email protected]: www.mountainbikeni.com

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Castlewellan Mountain Bike Trails are powered by Chain Reaction Cycles. One of Northern Ireland’s most famous lakes, a stunning Victorian Castle, incredible panoramic views and flowing singletrack; all just minutes from the lively village of Castlewellan. Castlewellan Forest Park boasts all of this and more. With green (4km), blue (4.5km) and red (19km) grade trails (including black options) Castlewellan is a must-visit for mountain bikers of all ages and abilities.

ActivitiesCycling

The area has a number of excellent bike hire providers:Life Adventure T: 028 4377 0714Motion Bike Hire M: 078 3505 2565Mourne Foods Cycle Trail T: 028 4372 2392Ross Cycles T: 028 4377 8029Rock and Ride Outdoors M: 078 0313 2381

No bike? No problem!

Mount Pleasant Riding & Trekking Centre15 Bannonstown RoadCastlewellan BT31 9BGT: 028 4377 8651W: www.mountpleasantcentre.com

Tuition, riding and trekking through Castlewellan Forest Park (traffic free). Floodlighting, sand school, showers and changing rooms. Ideal for novice and experienced. BHS approved. Suitable for age five years plus.

Opening Hours: Daily all year Admission: On request

Mourne Trail Riding Centre96 Castlewellan Road Newcastle BT33 0JPT: 028 4372 4351E: [email protected]

Trail riding through Tollymore Forest Park for experienced and good novice riders on Hunter type horses.

Admission: Adults £20 per hour, £40 for 2 hours. Teenager £18 per hour, £35 for 2 hours.

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ActivitiesHorse Riding


Ballylough LakeBallybannon Hill, Clough Road Annsborough

Managed by Castlewellan and Annsborough Angling Club

Species: Rainbow TroutSeason: 1 Mar–31 OctMethods: Fly fishing onlyBag Limit: Normally fourLicence/Permit: DCAL Game Rod Fishing Licence & Day ticket required from Castlewellan & Annsborough Angling Club T: 028 4377 8247

Castlewellan Lake: Stocked FisheryManaged by DCAL T: 028 4377 8937

Species: Brown and Rainbow TroutSeason: 1 Mar–31 OctMethods: Fly, worm and spinning. From boat, fly fishing onlyBag Limit: Four trout per rod Licence/Permit: DCAL Game Fishing Rod Licence & DCAL Game Fishing Permit, Juvenile Permit required by under 18s

Moneycarragh River DundrumDundrum Angling Club

Small river best known for Sea Trout and occasional Salmon.

Species: Sea Trout Jun–Sep, Salmon Sep–OctSeason: 1 Mar–31 OctMethod: Fly fishing, spinning and worming. Ghillie can be arranged with prior notice.Licence/Permit: DCAL Game Fishing Rod Licence & DCAL Game Fishing Permit

MV Keltic Lady Sea Fishing and Sightseeing TripsNewcastle Harbour, Newcastle BT33 0EXM: 077 9312 5224W: www.newcastleboattrips.com

Sea Fishing and sightseeing trips available on board the MV Keltic Lady from Newcastle Harbour. MCA Coded for 12 passengers with all safety equipment and fully insured. Your skipper is RYA Qualified. Sea angling trips from 2.5 hours to 8 hour charters. Summertime Mackerel fishing trips. Rods and Bait available, individuals and groups welcome. Sight seeing trips from 1 hour and Eco/Bird/ Nature watching trips from 2.5hours.

Shimna RiverManaged by Shimna Angling Club and DCAL

Species: Salmon, Brown Trout and Sea TroutSeason: 1 Mar–31 OctMethods: Fly, spinning and wormBag Limit: Four Brown Trout, two SalmonLicence/Permit: DCAL Game Fishing Rod Licence & DCAL Game Fishing Permit Day Ticket: Shimna Angling Club Day Ticket T: 028 4372 5078

ActivitiesFishing

ActivitiesGolfingNewcastle Golf Centre39 Castlewellan Road Newcastle BT33 0JYT: 028 4372 5328E: [email protected]

Adventure golf course with driving range and putting green. Family fun for beginner to professional. Disabled access to all areas and refreshments available.Opening Hours: Open daily

Newcastle Footgolf CentreIslands Park, Bryansford RoadNewcastlePrice per round (9 holes)Adult £5 12 & under £3Equipment Hire: Ball hire £1 (or bring your own) Opening Hours:Monday–Sunday 10am–9pmLast ticket sold 1hr before closing.Opening hours subject to weather conditions. Various group deals available.T: 077 6784 4377 / 0800 6899 552E: [email protected]

Royal County Down36 Golf Links Road Newcastle BT33 0ANT: 028 4372 3314 E: [email protected]: www.royalcountydown.org

Two links courses, both 18 holes, 30 miles south of Belfast. Caddies and meals available.

Best day for visitors:Course 1: (Championship Course) –Mon, Tue & Fri all day, Thu morning only, Sun limited tee times 1–3pmCourse 2: weekdays–see website, Sat after 2pmGreen fees: May–Oct weekdays£190am, £175pm, Sun pm £190Annesley Links (Course 2): Nov–Mar weekdays/weekends £20, Apr–Oct weekdays/weekends £25

Did you know?The Irish Open 2015Newcastle welcomed the world’s elite golfers when the Irish Open came to the Royal County Down course in May 2015, for the first time in 76 years.



Newcastle Yacht Club12 South Promenade, The HarbourNewcastle BT33 0EXT: 028 4377 047 E: [email protected]: www.newcastleyachtclub.co.uk

Dinghy racing Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons from May to end of September. RYA recognised Teaching Centre, sail training courses offered Mayto August and power boat course offered throughout the year.

MV Keltic Lady Sea Fishing and Sightseeing TripsNewcastle Harbour Newcastle BT33 0EXM: 077 9312 5224W: www.newcastleboattrips.com

Sea fishing and sightseeing trips available on board MV Keltic Lady from Newcastle Harbour. MCA Coded for 12 passengers with all safety equipment and fully insured. RYA qualified skipper. Sea angling trips from 2.5 to 8 hour charters. Summertime mackerel fishing trips. Rods and bait available, individuals and groups welcome. Sight seeing trips and eco/bird/nature watching trips.

Clearsky Adventure T: 028 4372 3933

Life AdventureThe Grange YardCastlewellan Forest ParkCastlewellan BT31 9BUT: 028 4377 0714

CanoeNI.comDefinitive guide to canoeing and kayaking in County Down and Northern Ireland. Information on access to canoe trails, canoe or kayak rental, canoe and kayaking courses or canoeing holidays.

ActivitiesWater Activities

The Mourne Archery Centre, Maghera35 Carnacavill Rd, Castlewellan, Down BT31 9HDT: 075 1988 2372

Life AdventureThe Grange YardCastlewellan Forest ParkCastlewellan BT31 9BUT: 028 4377 0714

ActivitiesArchery

Soak Seaweed Baths5a South Promenade Newcastle BT33 0EXT: 028 4372 6002E: [email protected]: www.soakseaweedbaths.co.uk

Hot seawater and steamed seaweed baths plus range of holistic treatments. Each private room has individual steam cabinet, Victorian rolltop bath and fresh water shower.

Marine Beauty Haven/Sports Massage ClinicUnit 2, 13 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 6207/075 4481 1153

Heal Homeopathy Clinic139 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4379 8001 W: www.healclinic.co.uk

Go Figure Ladies Fitness StudioBusiness Park63a Castlewellan RoadNewcastle BT33 0JXT: 077 9304 6424

Newcastle Centre10-14 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 5034W: www.downdc.gov.ukE: [email protected]

Slimming WorldSt John’s Hall, every Thursday with Lindsay9.30am, 11.30am, 5.30pm & 7.30pmT: 075 4690 6964All Welcome!

Roddy Mulholland Denture ServicesNewcastle Business CentreUnit 6, 13 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2022 Out of Hours: 028 437 26179

Full Dental Lab & Denture Repair Service.

HFM Barbers127 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 OAET: 028 4372 5557

Ocean Health & Beauty 4 Savoy Lane Newcastle BT33 0SJT: 028 4372 6924

Do 'r' Dye85 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33Tel: 028 4372 6591

Ahead with Reita3 Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0ALT: 028 4372 2640

Zenith HairUnit 2, The Shopping CentreMain St Newcastle BT33 0EST: 028 4372 4130

Jagged Edge2 Savoy LaneNewcastle BT33 0SYT: 028 4372 3840

Deja Vu33 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2110

Headlines8 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 3630

Xaviera Hair StudioUnit 8, Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0ALT: 028 4372 5369

Just For Him18b Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0AJT: 028 4372 5007

Just For Him Males Barbers & Salon

La Belle FemmeNail Bar & Beauty Salon83 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 OHLT: 028 4372 4222

La Belle Femme Nail Bar & Beauty Lounge

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Café Crème139-141 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 6589

Cookie Jar121 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 2427E: [email protected]

Doc’s45 Main StreetNewcastle BT31 0ADT: 028 4372 3100

Doc’s Fish and Chips

Hunter's2 Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0ALT: 028 4372 3337

Mourne Golf ClubGolf Links RoadNewcastleBT33 0ANT: 028 4372 3218W: www.mournegolfclub.co.uk

SeasaltDelicatessen and Bistro51 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 5027

The Anchor Bar11 Bryansford RoadNewcastle BT33 0HJT: 028 4372 3344W: www.anchorbar.co.uk

Quinns Bar62-64 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 6400W: www.barquinnsnewcastle.com

Froth Coffee Co.36 Tullybrannigan RoadNewcastle BT33 0HRT: 028 4372 5049W: www.frothcoffeeco.com

Harbour House InnSouth Promenade Newcastle BT33 0DUT: 028 4372 3445W: www.harbourhouseinn.co.ukE: [email protected]

O’Hare’s Lounge Bars121 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4372 2487W: www.hughmccanns.com

Mourne Bistro73 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 3328

Slieve Donard Resort & SpaDowns RoadNewcastle BT33 0AH T: 028 4372 1066W: www.hastingshotels.comE: [email protected]

Burrendale Hotel51 Castlewellan RoadNewcastle BT33 0JYT: 028 4372 2599W: www.burrendale.com

BurrendaleHotel

The Donard Hotel29 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 2203W: www.donardhotel.co.ukE:[email protected]

Hugh McCann’s121-123 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4372 6622W: www.hughmccanns.comE: [email protected]

Percy French Bar & Restaurant38a Downs RoadNewcastle BT33 0JY028 4372 3175

Olive Bizarre67A South Promenade Newcastle BT33 0EYT: 028 4372 5576

Olive Bizarre

Savoy Café22 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 5757

Brunel’s Restaurant9 Bryansford RoadNewcastle BT33 0HJT: 028 4372 3951W: www.brunelsrestaurant.co.uk

The Strand53-55 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 3472

Sucos Shake ‘n’Juice21 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 5795

Avoca Hotel93 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 2253W: www.avocahotel.co.uk

ActivitiesEating Out

Fancy good old-fashioned fish and chips on the prom as you taste the salt in the air, or some gourmet delight lovingly made from superb local ingredients? You’ll find both in Newcastle, and everything in between, with its vibrant cafe culture and lively gastropubs.


Toscano Pizzeria47 Central PromenadeNewcastleBT33 0DJT: 028 4372 6800

John Mac’s Fish & Chip Shop9 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 6119

Herron’s Country Fried Chicken199 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 3900W: www.herronscfc.com

Sea Palace1237 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 3626

The Cinnamon Club34-36 Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0AGT: 028 4372 6835W: www.cinnamonclubnewcastle.co.uk

Vanilla Restaurant67 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 2268W: www.vanillarestaurant.co.uk

Vanilla Restaurant @Vanilla _ncastle

Villa Vinci31 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0ADT: 028 4372 3080W: www.villavinci.co.ukOpen 7 days a week from 12.00 to 22.00

Peking Corner Chinese Take Away28 Railway StreetNewcastleBT33 0ALT: 028 4372 3821

The Kebab House80 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 5112

Raaz Express Indian/Halal131a Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 2985

RaazExpress

Wok Express Ltd Chinese Take Away96 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 6868

Diamond Pat’s59 Central PromenadeNewcastleBT33 0HHT: 028 4372 5700

Maud’s Waterfoot106 Main StreetBT33 0AET: 028 4372 6184

Delicious Sandwich Company10a Donard StreetNewcastleBT33 0AWT: 028 4372 6236E: [email protected]

Delicious Sandwich CompanyOpening hours: Monday 10am-3pm, Tuesday – Saturday 10am-4pm

Pizza Palazzo98 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 6444

Subway33 Main StreetNewcastleBT33 0AET: 028 4372 6808

Golf Links HouseB&B109 Dundrum RoadNewcastle BT33 0LNT: 028 4372 2054

The Maghera Inn86A Ballyloughlin RoadMagheraCastlewellanCo DownBT31 9HEW: www.themagherainn.comT: 028 4372 2236M: 077 9398 6297

Top Of The Town Fish & Chip Shop1 Main Street NewcastleBT33 0ADT: 028 4372 4328

Niki’s Kitchen Café107 Central PromenadeNewcastleBT33 0AAT: 028 4372 6777W: www.nikiskitchencafe.co.uk

Macken’s Bar71-79 South PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EYT: 028 4372 3430

Macken’s Bar

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Crory Shoes67 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 3244

Mourne Manor OrganicsOrganic Fruit & Vegetable Box Scheme26 Middle Tollymore RoadNewcastle BT33 0JJT: 028 4372 2711

Glamorous Boutique63 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 4554W: www.glamorousnewcastle.comE: glamorousnewcastle @outlook.com

Glam Orous Newcastle

Gordons Chemists16 Railway Street Newcastle BT33 0ALT: 028 4372 2724

DV877 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 7660

Four Seasons47 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0BGTel/Fax: 028 4372 5078E: [email protected]

Cotton Boutique4 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 7241

CottonBoutiqueNewcastle

Chantilly Lace Boutique3a Waterfoot House106 Main Street Newcastle BT33 0WFT: 028 4372 5842Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday 9.30am – 5.30pm, Sunday 1pm – 5.30pm

Around A Pound 41 – 43 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 7500

Beulah Books & Bibles25 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2629/07709429271E: [email protected] Hours: 10am – 5.30pm except Thursday & Sunday Open 6 days during Summer

The Bon Bon6 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2686

Painted EarthCraft & Gift Shop98 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0HZT: 028 4372 2510W: www.paintedearth-ni.co.ukE: [email protected]

Sugarisland Beads121 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 4683W: www.sugarislandbeadshop.co.ukE: sugarislandbeads @btinternet.com

ActivitiesShopping

Annetts Childrenswear and Nursery The Craft Loft at Annetts35 Main Street Newcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 2293W: www.annettschildrenswear.co.uk

Annetts Childrenswear & Nursery

Bingham's Menswear82 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AETel: 028 4372 3521W: www.binghamsmenswear.co.uk

Wayout49 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 7572

F & F Wadsworth38-48 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 2626

Wraps Ladies Boutique89 Main Street Newcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 6264

Wraps Fashions

Thumbelina Toy Shop10a Railway StreetNewcastleT: 028 437 27444Open 7 days a week

Smalls Butchers & DelicatessenThe Shopping Centre3 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0EST: 028 4372 3512

Temptations Gift Shop81 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 6066

Post Card BoutiqueDesigner Ladieswear109 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 5995

Poundworld53 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 5688

Ruffles Boutique18 Main Street Newcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 4986

HF Law Jewellers7 The Shopping CentreMain Street Newcastle BT33 0EST: 028 4372 2512

Hilltrekker115 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4372 3842W: www.hilltrekker-online.comE: [email protected]

Joe’s Quality Meats & Delicatessen 6 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 2221

McCready’s Footwear85 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 3491W: www.mccreadysfootwear.com



Xtra Vision10b Donard StreetNewcastle BT33 0AW T: 028 4372 4850

Newcastle Community CinemaAnnesley HallNewcastle BT33 0EXT: 07904645635W: www.newcastlecinema.org

Tanya Mack & Co99-101 Central Promenade Newcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 2445Fax: 028 4372 4929W: tanyamackaccountancy.co.ukE: info @tanyamackaccountancy.co.uk

T.L Graham & Son 123 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 2407W: www.tlgrahamandson.co.ukE: [email protected]

James Wilson & Son51 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 3220Fax: 028 4372 2149W: www.jameswilson.co.ukE: [email protected]

Michael F Curran Solicitors 29 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2970F: 028 4372 5115

Property Directions Estate Agents58 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 7222

Downe Veterinary Clinic 4C Causeway Road Newcastle BT33 0DLT: 0844 875 4225

Sawey’s SPBookmakers20-22 Railway StreetNewcastle BT33 0ALT: 028 4372 2776E: [email protected]

Greenhill YMCADonard ParkNewcastle BT33 0GRT: 028 4372 3172W: www.greenhill-ymca.org

Seamus Delaney Solicitors19 Dundrum RoadNewcastle BT33 0BGT: 028 4372 5575

CK Architects5 Wateresk RoadNewcastle BT33 0NLT: 028 4375 1135W: www.ckarchitects.co.uk

Hillen Architects87 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0HHT: 028 4372 5535

Harty Design25A Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 4122W: www.hartydesign.com

CC Entertainment36 King StreetNewcastle BT33 0HDT: 078 3486 1145

Hammond StudiosT: 078 6486 2155W: www.hammondstudios.co.ukE: [email protected]

AJC Electrical34-36 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2202W: www.ajcelectrical.comE: [email protected]

Mourne Cycles9 Dundrum RoadNewcastle BT33 0BGT: 028 4372 7272W: www.mournecycles.co.ukEmail: [email protected] Hours: 9.30am – 6pmClosed Thursdays & Sundays

Newcastle Library141-143 Main StreetNewcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4372 2710

Irelands Appliance Centre67-69 South PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EYT: 028 4372 4717W: [email protected]: [email protected]

Irelands Appliance Centre

Shutterly Divine139 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4379 8222W: www.shutterlydivine.co.uk

Interior Plantation Shutters

Dean Richman Associates139 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0EUT: 028 4379 8298W: www.deanrichman.co.uk

TMI Signs & DisplaysThe Anchor Yard11b Bryansford RoadNewcastle BT33 0HJT: 028 4372 2177/077 6137 5255E: [email protected]

Mourne Auto SparesUnit 186 Dundrum RoadNewcastle BT33 0LNT: 028 4372 4240

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All establishments listed are registered and approved by Northern Ireland Tourist Board. Tarriff rates available onlinego to www.visitmournemountains.co.uk. Rates are subject to alteration and must be confirmed at time of booking.

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Motorhomes, Camping & Caravans For information on motorhome, camping and caravan facilities go to www.visitmournemountains.co.uk or contact any of our Visitor Information Centres.

Slieve Donard Resort & SpaDowns Road, Newcastle BT33 0AHT: 028 4372 1066 E: [email protected](Rooms 180, en-suite 180)

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Glenada YWCA/YMCA 29 South Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EXT: 028 4372 2402 M: 077 0424 2200E: [email protected](Rooms 29, en-suite 29)

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The Briers Country House39 Middle Tollymore Road, Newcastle BT33 0JJT: 028 4372 4347M: 078 0057 0701E: [email protected](Rooms 7, en-suite 7)


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Amble In B&B14 Bryansford Gardens, Newcastle BT33 0EQT: 028 4372 4552 M: 077 6201 9191E: [email protected](Rooms 3, en-suite 3)

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Castle Corrigs House41 Castlewellan Road, Newcastle BT33 0JYT: 028 4372 6986 M: 078 4367 9045E: [email protected](Rooms 7, en-suite 7)

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Dacara47 South Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EYT: 028 4372 6745 E: [email protected](Rooms 3, en-suite 3)

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Coolgreeney11 Downs Road, Newcastle BT33 0AGT: 028 4372 6390M: 078 5136 5027 E: [email protected](Rooms 7, en-suite 7)

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Fairy Glen B&B10 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0DXT: 028 4372 3810 M: 077 6624 2387E: [email protected](Rooms 2, en-suite 2)

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Mourne Heights B&B122 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0PWT: 028 4372 2550E: [email protected](Room 1, en-suite 1)

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Innisfree House7 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0BGT: 028 4372 2671 M: 078 9449 6382E: [email protected](Rooms 2, en-suite 2)

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Number Ten10 Westland Avenue, Newcastle BT33 0BZT: 028 4372 3851 E: [email protected](Rooms 3, en-suite 2)

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St Patrick’s Stream17 Kilkeel Road, Newcastle BT33 0LBT: 028 4372 6371 M: 078 3791 5670E: armstrong_woodroffe@btinternet.comwww.stpatricksstreambedandbreakfast.co.uk(Rooms 3, en-suite 1)

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Ryans B&B47 Bryansford Avenue, Newcastle BT33 0LGT: 028 4372 7399 E: [email protected](Rooms 2, en-suite 2)

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Tollymore National Outdoor Centre (Accommodation)32 Hilltown Road, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0PZT: 028 4372 2158 E: [email protected](Rooms 20, en-suite 20)

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Tollyrose Country House Bed & Breakfast15 Hilltown Road, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0PXT: 028 4372 6077 M: 079 1217 5338E: [email protected](Rooms 6, en-suite 6)

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The Haven123 Central Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EUM: 077 4249 2415E: [email protected](Rooms 6, en-suite 6)


Mountain View74 Castlewellan Road, Newcastle BT33 0JPT: 028 4372 2634 M: 077 5992 9226E: [email protected](Rooms 2, en-suite 2)

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Acorn Annex at Oakleigh House30 Middle Tollymore Road, Newcastle BT33 0JJT: 028 4372 6816 E: [email protected](Rooms 3, en-suite 3)

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Bonny’s CottageBonny’s Caravan Park, 82 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0PDM: 077 3454 0500E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 8)

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Happy Vale – Bearnagh and Meelbeg Cottages30 Moyad Road, Kilcoo, Bryansford, Newcastle, BT34 5LJT: 028 6634 8136M: 078 1128 7795E: [email protected] Units (Rooms 4, sleeps 2-7)

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Little Haven123 Central Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EUM: 077 4249 2415E: [email protected](Rooms 7, sleeps 13)


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Primrose and Robin's Nest47 Ballyloughlin Road, Dundrum,Newcastle BT33 0QGT: 028 4375 1251M: 077 1532 6267E: [email protected]


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Mournes Snug39 Shimna Mile, Newcastle, BT33 0TQT: 028 4372 4642E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 5)


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Seaview Apartment3 The Moorings, South Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EXT: 028 9751 1122 M: 078 0816 4490E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Shimna Mile17 Shimna Mile, Bryansford Road, Newcastle BT33 0TQT: 028 9047 1064 M: 074 1126 8988E: [email protected]/p834769(Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Shimna Wood7A Shimna Wood, Newcastle, BT33 0TWM: 077 5335 6144E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Snooze Apartments7A-C South Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EXT: 028 4372 6002 E: [email protected] 3 (Rooms 5, sleeps 2-4)


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5 Slievecorragh Avenue5 Slievecorragh Avenue, Ballaghbeg, Newcastle BT33 0JAT: 028 4372 5444M: 077 3828 0497(Rooms 3, sleeps 5)


Spinkwee Cottage170 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0PWT: 028 4372 5048 E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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7 The Carriages7 The Carriages, Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0FFT: 028 4372 2077 M: 077 4761 5522E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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6 The Courtyard6 The Courtyard, Strathern Manor, Newcastle BT33 0TET: 028 9081 5442 M: 077 6394 0532E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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The Jays12 Roden Court, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0RET: 028 9079 1963 M: 077 5980 1059E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 5)


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The Views13a Central Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0AAM: 079 1259 9846E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 8)


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The Wee House52 Trassey Road, Newcastle BT33 0QBT: 028 4372 6657 E: [email protected](Rooms 1, sleeps 2)


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Mourne Coast Cottage87 Ballagh Road, Ballaghanery Upper, Newcastle BT33 0LAM: 079 6218 9132E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Mourne Escape223 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LWM: 077 0712 9031E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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C8 Waterfoot ApartmentMain Street, Newcastle, BT33 0AEM: 075 9563 4447E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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7A Waterfoot7A Waterfoot, 106 Main Street, Newcastle BT33 0WFT: 028 4372 6891 M: 076 2113 4163E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 5)


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B2 Waterfoot ApartmentSeafront, Main Street, Newcastle BT33 0AET: 028 4483 1233 M: 078 9033 6652E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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Tory Bush Cottages79 Tullyree Road, Kilcoo BT34 5LDT: 028 4372 4348 M: 077 1061 5020E: [email protected] 9 (Rooms 1-4, sleeps 2-7)


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F5 Waterfoot ApartmentF5 Waterfoot Apartment, Main Street, Newcastle BT33 0ADT: 028 4372 2717 M: 078 0197 9136(Rooms 3, sleeps 7)


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White Gate Lodge38 Hilltown Road, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0PZM: 077 6670 4420E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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Widows Row165 South Promenade, Ballaghbeg, Newcastle BT33 0HAM: 077 2707 7181E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Greenhill Y.M.C.A. National CentreDonard Park, Newcastle BT33 0GRT: 028 4372 3172 E: [email protected](Beds 176, en-suite 132)

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Widows Row - Slieve Donard Cottage161 South Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0HAT: 028 3752 7172 M: 077 1267 7882E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Meelmore Lodge52 Trassey Road, Newcastle BT33 0QBT: 028 4372 6657 E: [email protected](Beds 30, en-suite 14)

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The Hutt Hostel30 Downs Road, Newcastle BT33 0AGT: 028 4372 2133 M: 074 4250 6304E: [email protected](Beds 40)

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Bonnys Caravan Park 82 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0PDT: 028 4372 2351www.bonnys.netStatic Pitches: 430No Tourers No Tents

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Bryansford Caravan Park 1 Bryansford Village, Newcastle, BT33 0PTT: 028 4372 4017No Tents


Lazy BJ Ranch 205 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LUT: 028 4372 3533Static Pitches: 100No Tourers No Tents


Meelmore Lodge 52 Trassey Road, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0QBT: 028 4372 6657www.meelmorelodge.co.uk


Tollymore Gate28 Roden Court, Newcastle BT33 0RET: 028 9076 0985 M: 077 9627 7605E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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Tollymore Gate Lodge2 Hilltown Road, Tollymore Park, Newcastle, BT33 0PXT: 028 3834 4522M: 077 6474 6823E: [email protected](Rooms 2, sleeps 4)


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Tollymore Walk21 Roden Court, Bryansford, Newcastle, BT33 0RET: 028 9076 0985E: [email protected](Rooms 3, sleeps 6)


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Tollymore Forest Caravan Park 176 Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle BT33 0PWT: 028 4372 2428www.forestserviceni.gov.ukTourers: 92 Tents: 20


Windsor Caravan Park 138 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LMT: 028 4372 3367www.windsorholidaypark.co.ukStatic Pitches: 102Tourers: 36 No Tents Caravans for hire: 2


Woodcroft Caravan Park 104 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LNT: 028 4372 2284Static Pitches: 105Tourers/Motorhomes: 37No Tents


Mourneview Caravan Park Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LWT: 028 4372 3327www.mourneview.netwww.milenholidayparks.comStatic Pitches: 450Tourers WelcomeNo Tents


Murlough Cottage Caravan Park180 Dundrum Road, Newcastle BT33 0LNT: 028 4372 2906www.murloughcottage.comStatic Pitches: 250No Tourers No Tents


Sunnyholme Caravan Park 33 Castlewellan Road, Newcastle BT33 0JYT: 028 4372 2739www.bonnys.netStatic Pitches: 320 No Tourers No Tents


Newcastle Visitor Information Centre10-14 Central Promenade, Newcastle County Down, BT33 0AA

T 028 4372 2222

Newcastle’s Visitor Information Centre is your one-stop shop to help you make the most of your visit. Call in to say hello and find out more.

events information

accommodation booksmaps

souvenirs


Information & Services


Emergency Services

call 999 ambulance, fire, Police service ni or

101 (non emergency)

Mourne Mountain rescue is co-ordinated through the local Psni. initial contact should be through dialing 999.

Hospitals Daisy Hill Hospital5 Hospital rd, newry BT35 8Dr

028 3083 5000 Downe Hospital2 struell Wells roadDownpatrick BT30 6rl

028 4461 3311

Out of Hours Emergency Doctorif you require urgent medical assistance outside normal GP hours contact the GP out of Hours service. This is usually after 6pm Monday to friday and all day saturday, sunday and Bank Holidays.

Banbridge Group SurgeryBanbridge

028 4062 3303 Daisy Hill Hospital5 Hospital rd, newry BT35 8Dr

028 3083 5000 DowneDoc2 struell Wells roadDownpatrick BT30 6rl

028 9260 2204Kilkeel Primary Care CentreGreencastle st, Kilkeel, newry BT34 4BH

028 4176 0800Saint John of God’s Hospital & Newry Hospice1 Courtney Hill, newry BT34 2eZ

028 3026 7711

Police Stations Police Service Northern Ireland2 Belfast road, newry

028 3026 5500Police Service Northern Ireland37–43 south Promenade, newcastle

0845 600 8000Police Service Northern Ireland14 Castlewellan road, Banbridge

0845 600 8000

Transport

Translink Public Transport5 railway streetnewcastle, BT33 0al

028 4372 2296translink.co.uk

Dublin Airport

+353 (0)1814 1111dublinairport.com

Belfast International Airport (Crumlin)

028 9448 4848belfastairport.com

George Best Belfast City Airport

028 9093 9093belfastcityairport.com

P&O Ferries

087 1664 2121poferries.com

Stena Line Ferries

084 4770 7070stenaline.co.uk

Taxi's

Shimna Taxis18 railway streetnewcastleBT33 0al

028 4372 3030028 4372 6030Donard Taxis1a Donard streetnewcastleBT33 0aW

028 4372 4100


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Newcastle Visitor Information Centre10-14 Central PromenadeNewcastle BT33 0AAT: 028 4372 2222

For further information on general touring, accommodation, short breaks and activity breaks please contact our Visitor Information Centre or visit our website.

Email [email protected]


The information in this guide is correct at the time of print and every care has been taken to ensure accuracy. However, Newry, Mourne and Down District Council cannot accept responsibility for any errors, omissions or changes which may occur. All liability for loss, disappointment, negligence or other damage caused by the reliance on the information contained in this guide, or in the event of bankruptcy or liquidation of any company, individual or firm mentioned, or in the event of any company, individual or firm ceasing to trade, is hereby excluded. ©2015.

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