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Explore Downpatrick's Archaeology and Early Settlements

English Street, Downpatrick, County Down, BT30 6AH
Mound of Down

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Heritage Walks Festival

Explore Downpatrick's Archaeology and Early Settlements.

Join Dr Colm Donnelly of Queen's University Belfast who will lead this walk exploring some of the most important archaeological and historical sites in Downpatrick.

This event is part of the Heritage Walks Festival, organised by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and the Saint Patrick Visitor Centre, in Downpatrick and beyond, connecting you with our local heritage and environment in an exciting range of themed walks. 

Grade: Easy/moderate
Cost: Free (pre-booking required)


 

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

On entry to Downpatrick, follow the brown signs to Down County Museum

Public Transport Directions

Ulster Bus Station on Market Street is a short walk away.

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