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Armagh
Game Fishing
This stretch of the River Blackwater, which lies mainly upstream of Blackwatertown Bridge, is available to Department permit holders on the right (Co. Armagh) bank.
Portadown
Walking Tour
Portadown is steeped in a rich industrial and cultural history dating back over 400 years. Join us on a journey as we guide you through a living culture and colourful past, learning the history of a once thriving market town.
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113 reviewsDungannon
Nature and Wildlife
We invite you to come and explore Peatlands Park. This beautiful area has a wonderful wilderness appeal and is situated near the shores of Lough Neagh just off the MI at exit 13 south of Dungannon.
Walking & Hiking
A walk through the woodland of the Peatlands Park. The route, around the lake, provides opportunities to see a variety of birdlife.
This walk is also suitable for people with limited mobility - please see Disabled Ramblers NI link below.
Walking & Hiking
Scenic walk taking in Orchards
Portadown
Parkland Golf Course
Nestled in the heart of Orchard County since 1900, Portadown Golf Club offers a course of exceptional beauty and elegance, placed in a partial woodland setting. Conveniently located just 2 miles from Portadown and 20 miles from Belfast.
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24 reviewsPortadown
Public Park
Edenvilla Park is a town park based in the Bachelors Walk area of Portadown. It is 25.5acres of maintained grass land and forest.
Newtownhamilton
Craft Workshops and courses
Nestled in the rolling hills of South Armagh in the townland of Ballymoyer, professional artist Tracey McVerry creates sculptural glass art from her workshop at White Rock Glass Studio.
Tracey’s glass work, which incorporates large scale public…
Markethill
Climbing
Archery, climbing, abseiling, orienteering, karting, raftbuilding, hillwalking, camping, cycling, nightline, nature walk, teambuilding games, problem solving games.
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113 reviewsLurgan
Visitor Centres & Museums
Brownlow House is Located in the centre of Lurgan adjacent to Lurgan Public Park, a grade A listed building now open for viewing.
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29 reviewsArmagh
Visitor Centres & Museums
The Museum collection covers the history of five regiments, all of which were raised in 1793. The Royal Irish Fusiliers served for almost 200 years and is known as the “Faughs” from their Battle Cry “Faugh-a-Ballagh”.
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150 reviewsLurgan
Open Farm
Gardens around this Georgian farmhouse. Experience old Irish gate, tree and sculpture trails. Rare Breeds Farm which includes Irish Moiled and Dexter cattle, Galway and Jacob Sheep, Saddleback, Tamworth and Gloucester Old Spot pigs.
Portadown
Historical Tours
Our trained community tour guides will offer you the unique opportunity, through a guided tour, to explore a community based, working and functioning Orange Hall that is bursting with history and heritage.
Walking & Hiking
Follow the River Blackwater around the estate and cross the industrial age-Bond’s Bridge.
Newry
Swimming Pool
Newry Leisure Centre is a new multi-million pound complex located in the city centre and is Northern Ireland’s latest state of the art leisure complex in the heart of Newry City.
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294 reviewsMarkethill
Forest Parks
Gosford Forest Park comprises some 240 hectares of diverse woodland and open parkland. Enjoy facilities for all including playparks, mountain bike, horse and walking trails and a pump track.
Ghillies & Guides
Full time Flyfishing River/Lough guide providing quality days on running and still water for trout, salmon, pike and roach.
Experience method tuition one to one or as part of a group.
Walking & Hiking
Darkley Forest Walk
Bessbrook
The National Trust
A National Trust Property, Derrymore House is an elegant thatched cottage that stands amid a picturesque landscape estate less than 2 miles from Newry.
Newry
Cathedral
This is undoubtedly the most commanding building in Newry and is arguably the most important work executed by Newry's greatest native architect, Thomas Duff. Built in 1829 of local granite at a cost of £8,000, it was the first Catholic Cathedral.