ClosedPreviously: St. Albans Arms HotelAddress8 Kildare St., Ardglass Ardglass is undoubtedly a very small town with a great seafaring past. In mediaeval times, it was the busiest sea port in Ulster, and did a brisk wine trade with France. The Ardglass Arms has been a very popular inn since it opened for business way back […]
97. The De Courcy Arms
ClosedAddress14 Church StreetDownpatrickBT30 6EJ History is etched in every stone and timber of the De Courcy Arms in Downpatrick’s Church Street. The inn bears the arms of the illustrious Norman knight, John de Courcy, who established his reign as Earl of Ulster in Downpatrick in 1177, and governed until 1203. He built a stately abbey […]
73. The Culloden Hotel
Address:Bangor Rd, Holywood BT18 0EX Approximately 8 miles from Belfast ‘s City Centre, just yards away from the noisy whirl Of traffic on the Belfast to Bangor road, is one of the busiest hotels in the North. You are immediately transported to an atmosphere of yesteryear, one of peaceful bliss. It was built in 1876 […]
72. Carmichael’s Bar
Renamed: Platform/Stokers HaltAddress:29 Hibernia StreetHolywoodCounty DownBT18 9JE By far the best theme bar we have seen, this was formerly the Railway Bar, and still is in everything but name, because its design is perfectly like that of a railway station. Even the outside front door is shaped like a railway carriage, and as you enter, […]
