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Dundrum named Northern Ireland's best place to live - here's why
This year's best place to live in Northern Ireland has been crowned by The Sunday Times. Nestled between its eponymous bay ...
Star of the Co Down: Village named NI’s best place to live by Sunday Times guide
Its sweeping bay, brightly coloured houses and stunning views of the Mournes have long been appreciated by locals.
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The top five places to visit in County Down
On the farthest east on the island of Ireland, you will find County Down ... Free to visit, the grounds offer stunning views of Dundrum Bay and the Mourne Mountains. Want an unparalleled view ...
The location was described as ‘genteel, seriously gourmet and generous in spirit’
A village in Co Down has been named the best place to live in Northern Ireland in the Sunday Times Best Places to Live Guide ...
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'The locals make this the best place to live in Northern Ireland'
"Dundrum, and Northern Ireland as a whole, is a special place," he said. "To be crowned the best village, I think it's a great reflection of the people." Mr Greene said the village is on an upward ...
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Co Down spot named best place to live in Northern Ireland by The Sunday Times
Dundrum has been named the best place to live in Northern Ireland in the annual Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide. Two ...
This is what to do when you visit the ‘knockout’ market town voted UK’s best place to live
Saffron Walden is a delightful market town and civil parish nestled in the rural Uttlesford district of Essex, just 15 miles ...
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Why you should visit The Sunday Times’ top places to live – and what to do when you get there
and picturesque Dundrum in Northern Ireland. With the Easter holidays fast approaching, why not plan a long weekend to one of these exceptional UK-based destinations? Here’s what each of these ...
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Painting, SS Great Britain, beached ashore, Dundrum Bay Ireland, at high water and in a gale
Oil on canvas; 62x92cm in frame, 88x113x6.5cm. Signed bl. Portrait of the 3500-tons, iron screw steam ship Great Britain (1843), when beached ashore, Dundrum Bay Ireland, depicted at high water and in ...
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8 British soldiers among 9 dead in Co. Down ferryboat tragedy
Down, 10 February 1923 - Eight British soldiers and the son of a ferryman lost their lives in a boating tragedy in Dundrum Bay, Co. Down ... have taken place in Ireland, the first being that ...