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Explore the Quoile

Quoile Countryside Centre, Quoile Pondage, Downpatrick, Down, BT30 7JB
Quoile River

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Join guide Mairead Sweeney to explore the history of the Quoile river and pondage, from its site as the earliest settlements in Downpatrick, through its heyday as a bustling port and centre of industry.
This event is part of the Heritage Walks Festival, co-organised by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and The Saint Patrick Centre, taking place in Downpatrick and beyond and connecting you with our local heritage and environment in an exciting range of themed walks

This is an easy/moderate walk. Weather appropriate gear is recommended, practical footwear is required.

Meet at the Quoile Countryside Centre car park at 18.50 to ensure prompt departure at 19.00.

 

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Adult£5.00 per ticket

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On entry to Downpatrick please follow the brown signs to the Quoile Centre. Please use the car park adjacent to the Centre.

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