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Down Recorder  

The Down Recorder is one of Northern Ireland’s oldest newspapers with a history dating back to 1836.

The Down Recorder circulates from Comber in the north of County Down to Newcastle in the South, and from Lisburn in the west to the Ards Peninsula in the east. It is the best-selling weekly newspaper in the towns and villages of Downpatrick, Ballynahinch, Saintfield, Ballygowan, Crossgar, Killyleagh, Strangford, Ardglass and Killough

It is the second best-selling weekly newspaper in Newcastle, Castlewellan, Dundrum, Clough, Killinchy, Comber and Carryduff. The Down Recorder has the strongest penetration of the Down District marketplace of any of the weekly papers circulating locally.

An average weekly readership of 68,000 means that the Down Recorder goes into 93 per cent of all local homes.  

Downe & Downshire Hospitals  

The South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust is an amalgamation of the former Ulster Community & Hospitals Trust and Down Lisburn Trust and will encompass the government districts of Newtownards, Down, North Down and Lisburn. The Trust is an integrated organisation and thus provides a mix of both acute hospital services and community health & social services.  

Downpatrick & Co. Down Railway  

The railway was founded in 1985 with the intention of rebuilding the entire former Belfast and County Down Railway branch line to Ardglass.

However, it soon became apparent that this was an unrealistic goal and instead the railway was or is being rebuilt to Inch Abbey and Ballydugan - both of which are on the former BCDR Belfast to Newcastle main line.

The Downpatrick & Co. Down Railway is a not-for-profit society as well as a registered charity and museum. We currently have a membership of just under 200 people from all over the world. We earn our revenue from the fares we charge per trip, donations and membership subscriptions. Major restoration jobs usually required large expenditure and we try to source grant aid for these  

Downpatrick Library  

Downpatrick library  

Downtown Motors  

We stock a range of quality vehicles. Please feel free to browse our latest stock or contact us if you have any queries.

The staff at Down Town Motors, are more than happy to talk with you about any of our used cars.

If you are looking to your first used car for sale, or looking to replace your current car we are confident we can be of assistance.  

Drumawhey Miniature Railway.  

The Belfast and Co. Down Miniature Railway Society operates a 7 1/4” gauge railway called Drumawhey Junction, located at Four Road Ends on the Upper Gransha Road, midway between Bangor, Donaghadee and Newtownards in Northern Ireland. Click here for directions . It was established in 1991 with the aim of building a miniature railway complete with locomotives, carriages and buildings for the pleasure of the members and the general public.

The BCDMRS is a cross-community organisation with a broad mix of people who help to develop the railway, build their own locomotives or just enjoy being part of a group of like-minded people. As one member puts it - “From my point of view, being a member of the Society is all about camaraderie. The camaraderie of being part of a team. A team requiring many skills..”  

Drumhoney Holiday Park  

The park nestles in the heart of County Fermanagh\'s main tourist area, in a quiet countryside setting with commanding panoramic views of the surrounding hills and mountains. The park acts as an ideal location to explore the Fermanagh Lakeland\'s and its beautiful surroundings.

The beautiful countryside around Drumhoney Hoiday Park Castle Archdale Marina at sunset Both the static & touring caravan sites boasts top class facilities for caravanning in Northern Ireland. The site is situated close to Lower Lough Erne & provides full marina facilities allowing our residents easy access to Lower Lough Erne.

Drumhoney Holiday Park has most recently been awarded 5 star accreditation by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and is now one of the few holiday/caravan parks in Northern Ireland to be awarded this prestigious accreditation.  

Dublin City Council  

Dublin City Council has initiated a public consultation on Amended draft Bye-Laws for the introduction of Parking Controls around Croke Park on the days of Major Events. The parking controls will restrict people attending events in Croke Park from parking in the immediate vicinity of the stadium.  

Dublin Fringe Festival  

Find out about this event by e mailing or telephoning the event orginisers  

Dukes at Queens, Boutique Hotel  

Dukes at Queens showcases a lavish environment at the heart of Botanic Avenue in Belfast. Our guests will experience a retreat from the bustle of the city into a world of indulgence and wellbeing.

Formerly Dukes Hotel, the new transformation into Dukes at Queens brings with it modern sophistication and intuitive service. Dukes at Queens is the ultimate expression of style and opulence, making it a perfect venue for corporate business trips, romantic getaways or a long leisurely weekend.

Dukes at Queens is situated within a few minutes walk of Belfast’s famed Queens University and Botanic Gardens. Belfast’s finest boutique hotel enjoys superb facilities throughout and offers guests a haven of peace within the vibrant capital city.  

Dunadry Inn  

Today, the Mooney Hotel Group comprises of three hotel properties which are the Wellington Park Hotel, the Dunadry Hotel and Country Club and the Armagh City Hotel.

The Wellington Park Hotel was bought by the Mooney family in 1957. It opened for business as a 6 bedroom property with only one banqueting suite and was the only hotel in South Belfast. The Wellington Park Hotel underwent major re-development in the mid 60\'s and then in the late 90\'s, with the addition of further bedrooms and conference facilities.

It was not until 1984 that the Mooney family decided to invest in a second hotel, the Dunadry Hotel and Country Club in Templepatrick, which had originally been converted from a Linen Mill factory. Like the Wellington Park Hotel, the Dunadry also underwent major refurbishment and extension when in 1999 16 more bedrooms were added to the original 67, adding to the luxury and the ambience of the hotel.

It was not before 1998 that the Mooney Hotel Group was formed. The Group was created to set up a brand under which the Wellington Park Hotel and the Dunadry Hotel and Country Club would operate and from which there would be further expansion.  

Dungimmon House  

Dungimmon House is a purpose built Bed and Breakfast with 4 ensuite bedrooms, set on two acres of landscape gardens. 1Km from Slieve Russell Hotel and 2km from the Shannon Erne Waterways, where water sports and fishing are available.

Facilities include WIFI, broadband connection, European Satellite, TV, snack menu and dinner menu available daily. Open fire located in guest lounge and tea - coffee facilities available in each room.  

Eagle Rock Equestrian Centre  

This is a centre to faciltiate riders of any standard. 1 and 2 hour treks can be taken through beach and mountains in beautiful surroundings.

Tuition is provided by qualified instructors, with horses and ponies available for all levels. The centre is AIRE approved.  

East Coast Adventure  

Situated 4 miles outside Rostrevor, Co. Down, this new purpose built outdoor activity centre provides the ultimate range of outdoor adventure activities. Why not come along and try canoeing, rock climbing, banana boating for the day.

Group rates on midweek and weekend packages available on request. 20+ activities available.

Activities including: Surfing, Jet Skiing, White water rafting, canoeing and mountaineering.  

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