Holywood Priory

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Holywood
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The towns rich ecclesiastic heritage is represented today by its most distinctive building, the Old Priory. The oldest remains date from the early 13th century. From 1615 to 1844 it was the parish church. Its tower dates from around 1800.
The churchyardis the last resting place of many distinguished citizens, including the Praeger family. Robert Lloyd Praegar was a naturalist of international renown and his sister Rosamund achieved fame as a sculptress. Her delightful 1950s bronze statue of a youngsterplaying the accordian 'Johnny the Jig', stands in front of the childrens playground in High Street. Accessible all year, with car parking places nearby.

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The nearest Tourist Information Centre is:

George Best Belfast City Airport Tourist Information Desk

Location / Directions

At the end of High Street at the corner of Bangor Road.
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