Downpatrick, United Kingdom
53A Market St
N/A
+44 2844619000
Good for kidsRestaurantToilets
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet
I was at the cafe. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The food was lovely. I would recommend a visit when the restrictions allows you to do so.
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Patrick and the Pagan hills with Duane Fitzsimons. Went on the brilliant guided walk experience from the centre, packed lunch and water included in price. We had lunch halfway, where the story starts for St Patrick landing on River Slaney, met by local Dichu, the High King's brother and the first divine intervention protecting Patrick. To the cries, of the now rare, curlew, and a little robin chirping in hope for a crumb, I could envisage the scene that enthralled Patrick. We went earlier in history to the Lough Money dolmen. A hunting sparrowhawk skimming the wildflower meadow caught my eye, along with meadow brown butterflies, and blackberries for vit c the entire ancient trail. Passing the leaping trout in the lough to finish, and feeling more informed about our local history, and more refreshed from a day bathing in nature. I couldn't resist finishing my day in Murphy's with a bowl of delicious mushroom and Truffle soup Not just a walk, an experience. Prepare to be amazed
My husband and I were driving from Dublin to Giants Causeway, and stopped at a convenience store. The people there suggested we stop by to see St Patrick's grave, so we decided to go have a look. It's a nice little place. It was neat to see his grave, but that was really the only reason to go by. That being said, he was a very important figure in history, and it's a pretty interesting thing to see.
Lovely souvenir shop and reasonable prices. Nice place to learn about Ireland's favourite saint and local history.
Great variety and quality of Irish paintings, books, music, hand crafts etc. and good cafe. Exhibition very interesting and clean disabled accessible toilets.
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