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Donaghadee Travel guide
Donaghadee : Michelin's recommendations
Picturesque winding streets lead to the parish church built in 1641. The huge harbour, now full of pleasure boats and the starting point for trips on Belfast Lough, was developed in 1820 to receive mail ships, later transferred to Larne (in 1849). From the 16C to 19C, Donaghadee to Portpatrick was the shortest (34km) and most popular sea route between Ireland and Scotland.
Tourist attractions Donaghadee : Things to see and do
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Norman Mound
A2 GB - Donaghadee
The Norman mound near the banks was probably raised by William Copeland, servant of Jean de Courcy. It is topped with a stone building (1818) used as a powder room during construction of the port. At the top, a fine view covers Donaghadee, the Cope..
Restaurants Donaghadee
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Grace Neill's
33 High St GB - Donaghadee BT21 0AH
Characterful beamed pub - the oldest in Ireland - decorated with antiques and old pictures. Extensive, largely classical menu, with express lunches and daily fish and seafood specials.
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Pier 36
36 The Parade GB - Donaghadee BT21 0HE
Spacious harbourside pub, set opposite a lighthouse. Extensive menus feature a mix of classic, modern and international influences, and plenty of fresh, local seafood. Good weekday deals. Simple, comfy bedrooms boast sea views.
