Discover the best top things to do in County Down, United Kingdom including First Rathfriland Presbyterian Church, Bloody Bridge, Ballynoe Stone Circle, Slieve Patrick Statue, Ross Monument, Newtownards Priory.
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A barn type Presbyterian Church dating back to 1660's. Rev Samuel Barber was the minister at the time of the Irish Rebellion. Family links with the First World War, Titanic and Rev John Wesley.
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A short walk down the path reveals views of an otherwise inaccessible coastline. View this sculpture by Ralf Sander at just the right angle to discover "The Smuggler" otherwise he blends into the landscape. The Bloody Bridge is named after a gruesome massacre. During the O'Neill's rebellion of 1641, the bodies of slain prisoners were thrown over the bridge into the river, turning it red.
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A lovely place to visit. The walk to the actually stones is just lovely. A little quiet hedge covered lane way with fairy doors and other little things left along the hedgerows. The stones themselves have a peaceful quietness around them and lovely just to sit on one and reflect in peace.
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Construction began of this statue in 1932, the 1500th anniversary of St. Patrick's landing at the Slaney. From the top of the Statue there are excellent views across the surrounding countryside and Strangford Lough.Parking is provided at the entrance; there are no footpaths so sensible shoes are advisable.
Had been meaning to visit for ages. Love site. Well locked after with short grass. Nice path takes up up the hill. Steep but just take ur time. View is impressive. See 360 around for miles. Will definitely be back. Great place for a little history. Good for kids.
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