Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast Accommodation, Ireland
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast or Carlingford B&B? Whichever search term you use to find a bed and breakfast in Carlingford, you are sure
of a warm welcome and a uniquely memorable holiday in this special location in County Louth.
Nestling between legendary Slieve Foy and spectacular Carlingford Lough, the picturesque village of Carlingford is cherished for its medieval charm and cordon bleu cuisine. Year after year, visitors from all over the world succumb to its lasting hynotic spell.
Book a bed and breakfast in Carlingford and experience for yourself the magic and romance of this national heritage
treasure.
Pictures of Carlingford - Memories to be Treasured
Surprise your loved one with a high resolution picture of beautiful
Carlingford.
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King John's Castle, Carlingford
King John's Castle, an early Norman fortress named
after King John who visited Carlingford in 1210. Commissioned by Hugh de Lacy around 1190, it was the first fortified stone structure
in Carlingford. The castles of Carlingford and Greencastle, at the foot of the Mournes, enabled the
Normans to control the entrance to Carlingford Lough.
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Barnavave House; Beaufort House; Belvedere House B & B; Grove House;
Mourneview B & B; Shalom B & B; Viewpoint B & B.
Carlingford Hotel Accommodation
Four Seasons Hotel; McKevitt's Hotel.
Carlingford Guest House & Specialist Accommodation
Beaufort House; Ghan House; The Oystercatcher
Carlingford Self-catering Accommodation
Cairlinn; Carlingford Accommodation; Cuchulainn Heights; Harbour Cottages;
Oyster Bay Court;
Slieve Foy Lodge; Stella Maris; Wood Quay.
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
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Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
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secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
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Carlingford Bed and Breakfast or Carlingford B&B? Whichever search term you use to find a bed and breakfast in Carlingford, you are sure
of a warm welcome and a uniquely memorable holiday in this special location in County Louth.
Nestling between legendary Slieve Foy and spectacular Carlingford Lough, the picturesque village of Carlingford is cherished for its medieval charm and cordon bleu cuisine. Year after year, visitors from all over the world succumb to its lasting hynotic spell.
Book a bed and breakfast in Carlingford and experience for yourself the magic and romance of this national heritage
treasure.
Pictures of Carlingford - Memories to be Treasured
Surprise your loved one with a high resolution picture of beautiful
Carlingford.
Email assignmentsplus1@aol.com
King John's Castle, Carlingford
King John's Castle, an early Norman fortress named
after King John who visited Carlingford in 1210. Commissioned by Hugh de Lacy around 1190, it was the first fortified stone structure
in Carlingford. The castles of Carlingford and Greencastle, at the foot of the Mournes, enabled the
Normans to control the entrance to Carlingford Lough.
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Barnavave House; Beaufort House; Belvedere House B & B; Grove House;
Mourneview B & B; Shalom B & B; Viewpoint B & B.
Carlingford Hotel Accommodation
Four Seasons Hotel; McKevitt's Hotel.
Carlingford Guest House & Specialist Accommodation
Beaufort House; Ghan House; The Oystercatcher
Carlingford Self-catering Accommodation
Cairlinn; Carlingford Accommodation; Cuchulainn Heights; Harbour Cottages;
Oyster Bay Court;
Slieve Foy Lodge; Stella Maris; Wood Quay.
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
Surprise your loved one with a high resolution picture of beautiful Carlingford.
Email assignmentsplus1@aol.com
King John's Castle, Carlingford
King John's Castle, an early Norman fortress named
after King John who visited Carlingford in 1210. Commissioned by Hugh de Lacy around 1190, it was the first fortified stone structure
in Carlingford. The castles of Carlingford and Greencastle, at the foot of the Mournes, enabled the
Normans to control the entrance to Carlingford Lough.
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Barnavave House; Beaufort House; Belvedere House B & B; Grove House;
Mourneview B & B; Shalom B & B; Viewpoint B & B.
Carlingford Hotel Accommodation
Four Seasons Hotel; McKevitt's Hotel.
Carlingford Guest House & Specialist Accommodation
Beaufort House; Ghan House; The Oystercatcher
Carlingford Self-catering Accommodation
Cairlinn; Carlingford Accommodation; Cuchulainn Heights; Harbour Cottages;
Oyster Bay Court;
Slieve Foy Lodge; Stella Maris; Wood Quay.
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
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Barnavave House; Beaufort House; Belvedere House B & B; Grove House;
Mourneview B & B; Shalom B & B; Viewpoint B & B.
Carlingford Hotel Accommodation
Four Seasons Hotel; McKevitt's Hotel.
Carlingford Guest House & Specialist Accommodation
Beaufort House; Ghan House; The Oystercatcher
Carlingford Self-catering Accommodation
Cairlinn; Carlingford Accommodation; Cuchulainn Heights; Harbour Cottages;
Oyster Bay Court;
Slieve Foy Lodge; Stella Maris; Wood Quay.
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
Beaufort House; Ghan House; The Oystercatcher
Carlingford Self-catering Accommodation
Cairlinn; Carlingford Accommodation; Cuchulainn Heights; Harbour Cottages;
Oyster Bay Court;
Slieve Foy Lodge; Stella Maris; Wood Quay.
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
Slieve Foy/Carlingford Harbour
Carlingford harbour with King John's Castle and Slieve Foy in the background. The Cooley
Mountains
were the setting for 'The Tain', the epic legend of the battle between Queen Maeve of Connaught and Cuchulainn over the Brown Bull of Cooley.
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
The Tholsel, Carlingford
The Tholsel, the only surviving town gate in Carlingford,
served as a toll gate where taxes were levied on goods entering the town. It was also used as a town gaol in the 18th century.
Originally three storeys high, it is reputed to have housed a parliament which made laws for
the Pale.
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
Dominican Friary
Founded in 1305 for the Dominicans by their patron Richard de Burgo,
Earl of Ulster, it comprises
a nave and chancel divided by a later bell tower. There are parapets on the north and south walls and the west doorway is protected by a machiolation. Dissolved by order of Henry V111 circa 1539,
it was then used as an accommodation for fishermen. In the 1670s, a repossession dispute between the Dominicans and
the Franciscans was resolved by Oliver Plunkett in favour of the Dominicans who eventually abandoned the building in the 18th century.
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
Taaffe's Castle, Carlingford
One of the first fortified medieval town houses in Ireland, it was the property of the rich mercantile Taaffe
family who became Earls of Carlingford in 1661. It consisted of comfortable living quarters on the upper floors and a trading depot on the ground floor, which opened directly onto the old harbour and shoreline.
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
to the present day.
Dominican Friary, Carlingford
Carlingford Tourist Office
King John's Castle, Carlingford
Take advantage of Auto-Europe's great deals below
>
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
With Auto-Europe's Beat Rate Guarantee, you can hire a car and tour the Carlingford region
secure in the knowledge that you are getting the best deal around.
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
from Dublin Airport and both Belfast airports.
Auto-Europe will beat ANY like for like quote!
Carlingford Bed and Breakfast
Read Today's Newspapers Online at Car Rental Zone
Read British & Irish Newspapers at British & Irish Newspapers
PJ's / O'Hare's Pub, Carlingford
Originally owned by spirit grocer P J O'Hare, this famous oyster bar and restaurant is the quintessential Irish pub with character.
At 7.45pm on Monday 16 August 1993, I dropped in to PJ's to watch Sonia O'Sullivan running in the final of the 3000 metres Women's Final of the World Athletics Championships in Stuttgart. Standing in front of me at the small bar, eyes focused on the same television,
was Beirut hostage Brian Keenan whose autobiography 'An Evil Cradling', published in 1992, won The Irish Times' non-fiction award in 1993.
How P J O'Hare, a renowned raconteur who passed away in 1991, would have appreciated the company of such a distinguished customer.
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The Holy Trinity Heritage Centre is a restored medieval church.
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period
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King John's Castle, Carlingford
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Holy Trinity Heritage Centre, Carlingford
The exhibits display the history of Carlingford from the Viking period to the present day.
Hire a Car and Tour the Carlingford Region
Carlingford is 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast road and just over an hour's drive
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