Address :15 Main Street,Crawfordsburn, Bangor BT19 1JH Northern Ireland Charming Crawfordsburn was named after John Crawford, a Scot from Ayrshire, whose descendants built the village during the reign of George Ill. including a water-powered sawmill and the old Mill House, typically 18th century Georgian in design, and of course, the delightful old Inn, built in […]

Address:26 High St, BangorBT20 5AY Like the grand ground floor of a Victorian hotel, or the large saloon of an American east coast city, Wolsey’s impresses at once by its proud scale and careless grandeur. The bar counter and beautiful showcase have been rescued from a church, the counter being the pulpit itself. The clerical […]

Destroyed in an arson attack in January 2003Renamed : Blu BarSpringhill Shopping CentreKilleen Avenue,BT19 1ND There can’t be many octagonal pubs in the country, which makes the Viscount of Clandeboye worth a visit. It’s a modern pub, about fifteen years old, right beside Springhill Shopping Centre, and is named after Lord Dufferin, Viscount of Clandeboye. […]

Address : 33 High St,DonaghadeeBT21 0AH This is, without question, the oldest Inn in all Ireland. It dates back to 161 1, and is one of the most famous bars in the country, on account of its age and history. Grace Neill herself was born in 1818 and died in 1916, at the great age […]