Top 10 Things To See In Northern Ireland - Visit Northern Ireland - Things To See In NI

Top 10 Things To See In Northern Ireland - Visit Northern Ireland - Things To See In NI

Want to know what you need to see and where you should go in Northern Ireland? The answer is simple; Everywhere! Northern Ireland as a country is rich in history and full of things and places to see as well as soaking in the beautiful scenery. In our video on Northern Ireland, we show you our top ten recommendations to add to your travel itinerary for your next visit. For pop-culture lovers, whether you're a movie buff or love TV, Northern Ireland has come the go-to place for filming. From Game of Thrones with locations like The Dark Hedges to Star Wars filmed along the Causeway Coast. Why not even head to Derry for a photo in front of the Derry Girls mural? Do you think it's time you planned your visit to Northern Ireland from our list? What are you most excited to see? The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/Ll1wr1wV4es https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4 https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I

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Top 10 Things To See In Belfast - Belfast City - Visit Northern Ireland - Discover Northern Ireland

Top 10 Things To See In Belfast - Belfast City - Visit Northern Ireland - Discover Northern Ireland

Belfast in Northern Ireland is filled with things to do and places to see whether you're travelling alone or with your family. The city is rich with history from the Peace Walls to Queen's University as well as what's most famous for with the tourist favourite Titanic Museum. In Belfast city, you will find a wide variety of amazing food options no matter what your preference is from traditional Irish to Japanese. And if you are looking for a spot for a perfect night out, the city is the place to be. If you want to find out more about Belfast and what you can find as well as the rest of Northern Ireland and Ireland, check out our website: www.connollycove.com The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4 https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I

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Whitehead | County Antrim | Blackhead Lighthouse | Belfast Lough | Discover Northern Ireland

Whitehead | County Antrim | Blackhead Lighthouse | Belfast Lough | Discover Northern Ireland

Whitehead is a beautiful seaside town in County Antrim on Northern Ireland's east coast looking out on the opening to Belfast Lough. it is situated about 14 miles from Belfast City between Carrickfergus and Larne. Before the Plantation of Ulster WHitehead was known as Kinbaine, from the Irish Cionn Bán, meaning 'the white head'. Whitehead in Northern Ireland has a population of around 3,800 as of the 2011 census. County Antrim's east coast gem, Whitehead offers beautiful coastal scenery overlooking the mouth of Belfast Lough. Whitehead offers a lovely family day out at the seaside, where you can go sailing, fishing or walking. There is much to see and do in Whitehead. Whitehead is near to Blackhead Lighthouse. There is a coastal path that brings you from Whitehead and up to the lighthouse around the rocky coastline. The path runs northeast from the seaside town of Whitehead to and around Blackhead lighthouse. The path is lined with grassland and interesting wildlife and their habitats on one side and Belfast Lough opening out to views of Scotland on a clear day on the other side. With a colourful seafront, Whitehead is a welcoming and charming town on Northern Ireland's east coast. Accessible via train Whitehead is home to the Whitehead Railway Museum. Officially opened in 2017, the museum combines past and present modes of transport from today's locomotive to the steam engines made in the 1800s. The exhibition is inclusive and informative and fully accessible via wheelchair. Whitehead also has plenty of restaurants and eateries for all the family, plenty of coastal views and walks to breathe in the fresh, sea air and enjoy with all the family. If you are interested in finding out more about Whitehead and the things to see and do there, head over to our website: www.connollycove.com If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4 https://youtu.be/tUMznsTO2Mg https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep.

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Moneypenny's Lock | Portadown | Newry Canal | Things to do in Northern Ireland

Moneypenny's Lock | Portadown | Newry Canal | Things to do in Northern Ireland

Moneypenny's Lock is situated just outside Portadown along the Newry Canal which runs between the Cusher River and the River Bann. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty in a tranquil area outside Portadown and can be accessed from Portadown via a two-mile walk from Shillington's Quay car park or you can park at Knockbride where Moneypenny's lock can be accessed via a 10-minute walk along the Newry Canal. Moneypenny's Lock is home to an 18th Century lock-keeper'a houae which has been restored along with stables and a bothy. In the stables there is an exhibition for any historians who might be interested to learn about the Newry Canal's history which is the oldest summit level canal in the British Isles. at Moneypenny's Lock the bothy and stables are used for a blacksmith's workshop that provides classes to the public in an aim to celebrate and revisit the craft and used ancient techniques alongside more modern modes of metal work to boost the creativity of those who may be interested. The area itself is tranquil and picturesque. Perfect for a chilled family day out with plenty of picnic tables available the use of the area is encouraged as visitors can enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside close to the River Bann and the Newry Canal. Moneypenny's Lock is home to lots of wildlife and plant species and the beautiful Kingfisher attracts many birdwatchers from all over. The wildlife and wealth of plant species add to the areas natural beauty and its attraction to those seeking a chilled family day out or getaway. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/K6jBxpz8gT4 https://youtu.be/q1lS4hVcpsg https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w https://youtu.be/tUMznsTO2Mg The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. Want to learn more about where to visit in Northern Ireland and Ireland? Check out our website www.connollycove.com

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Moira | Moira Demesne | County Down | Discover Northern Ireland

Moira | Moira Demesne | County Down | Discover Northern Ireland

Moira is a quaint town in County Down near the borders to Antrim and Armagh. Rich in history, Moira offers lots of shops and cafes to try out as well as walks around some of the old ring forts and Moira Demesne where a mansion once stood. The population of Moira is around 4,591. Moira is known as more of a commuter town with the M1 to Belfast passing near by as well as the Belfast to Dublin railway line passing too. However Moira's history is very interesting. Moira, in Irish 'Maigh Rath' meaning "plain of the stream or wheels", has always been a desirable location in decades gone by due to its views and proximity to Lough Neagh it was a valuable location for settlements and often Gaelic and English forces would come to blows there until the English were granted the land following the Irish rebellion of 1641. Rawdon's from England bought the land and its surroundings and built a mansion there until it was dismantled in the 1800s following the decay of its gardens after being used as a secondary home. The Gardens have since been revitalised and invested into what we call Moira Demesne today. The Demesne provides visitors with a peaceful getaway from the picturesque town and bustling roads and railways near by. The demesne covers around 40 acres of land providing plenty of space for everyone to enjoy the beauty of nature and the outdoors. Moira Demesne has certain areas dedicated to biodiversity which gives the area a rich character as it has a wide variety of old trees emphasising the areas age and uniqueness. Moira has plenty to see and do for all the family, especially Moira Demesne with its wide variety of plant life, wild life and activities and events. If you want to find out more about Moira restaurants or shops in Moira or more things to see and do go to our website: www.connollycove.com The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4 https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I

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Dromore Town Park | Banbridge | County Down | Northern Ireland | Discover NI

Dromore Town Park | Banbridge | County Down | Northern Ireland | Discover NI

The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. Dromore town park is located at the edge of the historic town of Droore, County Down which has ruins or earthworks dating back to the norman conquest where John De Courcy erected a motte and bailey castle where the outlines of its remains can still be seen today. The park itself offers tranquil walks by the River Lagan. Dromore Town Park is also free of charge with free parking so it offers a fantastic spot to take the family for a day out for a stroll or picnic. Dromore Town Park recently secured £250,000 of funding to improve the facilities, paths and children's play areas in the Park in 2017. The park is a popular fishing location and offers a lot of biodiversity being in close proximity to the River Lagan and woodland areas it is an inviting spot for keen nature lovers to spot all the different species of plants and animals. for those who enjoy a thrill there is a custom made pump track in Dromore Town Park. It can be used by amateurs and pros alike with mountain bikes and it is free to use as well. There is also a play park for kids. The play park provides equipment for inclusion so that children of all ages and abilities can participate in play. Crossing over two parts of the park is Dromore Viaduct. It links Belfast to Newry and beyond. The viaduct itself is stunning and is lit up at night often the colour blue to add to its stunning beauty during in the evenings. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/gRVP1zMQJtE https://youtu.be/K6jBxpz8gT4 https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk https://youtu.be/s8czRDXGqJE https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. Want to learn more about where to visit in Northern Ireland and Ireland? Check out our website www.connollycove.com

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Glenoe Waterfall | North Coast | Northern Ireland | Discover NI | Hidden Gems Northern Ireland

Glenoe Waterfall | North Coast | Northern Ireland | Discover NI | Hidden Gems Northern Ireland

The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. Glenoe Waterfalls are situated just outside the village of Glenoe in the Antrim Glens. The waterfall is down a steep gorge near the St Columba's Church or Ireland with good views of the valley. The walking trail for Glenoe Waterfall was recently invested in by the national trust where safer trails were placed using locally sourced stone and timber and work was done to the rock face of the waterfall so that the beauty of Glenoe Waterfall can be enjoyed for many decades to come by people of all ages. Now part of the national rust Glenoe Waterfall is a fantastic place to take the family for a tranquil walk tucked in and hidden away within the glens of Antrim. Glenoe Waterfall has now been officially added to the Causeway Coastal Driving route. Glenoe was once home to the original Maud's Ice Cream Factory before it relocated to Carrickfergus. heading out of Belfast and heading toward the North Coast, the Glenoe Waterfalls is one of the first stops on the Causeway Coastal driving route drawing people in to its tranquil and breathtaking beauty. The town of Glenoe has expanded in recent years and has opened up a new farm shop and cafe at the bottom of the down next to a long running McDowell's Agricultural Merchants. If you are heading out as a tourist or as a family day out via the causeway coast Glenoe Waterfall is a must see with its beautiful tranquillity and peacefulness among the Glens of Antrim. If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below: https://youtu.be/adq1MqXbz8w https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs https://youtu.be/0i1AtkIWDcs https://youtu.be/BYXSFFtCuOI https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep. Want to learn more about where to visit in Northern Ireland and Ireland? Check out our website www.connollycove.com

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