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Facing Newry Courthouse, this characterful bar has a country farmhouse atmosphere with stone floors and a spiral staircase. Only the best of local produce is used with fish from Kilkeel and County Down meat and poultry featuring regularly on the menu. The Brass Monkey is particularly renowned for its fine steaks and superb Ulster 'Monkey Fry'....

This interesting and popular pub in Holywood is close to the main Belfast-Bangor railway and this is a theme carried throughout the interior. A number of tables are in what appear to be converted railway carriages and this gives the place a very unique and fun atmosphere....

Lisbarnett House was originally a one storey post-house for horse drawn vehicles. It has since changed and now has a saloon bar, lounge/dining area and a public bar, but it still retains its cosy traditional atmosphere. You are sure of a warm welcome, good food and great craic in this family run business known locally as 'Dicks'....

Established in 1611, Grace Neill's is recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as Ireland's oldest pub. The pub has a deluxe lounge bar and conservatory that complements the original tavern.
Well lit and open-plan in style there has been no compromise on tradition, as materials, proportions and scale are directly in keeping with the original establishment. The pub grub here is of a high standard and there is always a special dish to please patrons....

Romas covers an extensive area with three downstairs bars and an upstairs restaurant featuring natural local stone walls and an Art Deco theme. Daily blackboard specials complement a full lunch menu downstairs whilst a la carte is available in the restaurant....

This former blacksmith shop combines old-world charm and congenial atmosphere with excellent cuisine. Renowned for its open prawn sandwiches and wheaten bread made on the premises, the Primrose Bar menu caters for all tastes....

This traditional old pub serves good food and drink including a variety of different draft ales. The food is all home made and uses the best of fresh local produce....

The Bucks Head is a country pub dating back to the 18th century with a beer garden and conservatory that is ideal for private functions. Dundrum is located 3 miles from Newcastle in the shadow of the Mourne Mountains and approximately 25 miles from Belfast on the main road.
The atmosphere in the dining room is conducive to casual and intimate dining, with panelled wood, an open fire and a view onto the patio and beer garden....

Ballo House was originally a coaching house dating back to 1860. The old low ceiling kitchen is now used as a bar, and the new restaurant and lounge both have real log fires and are adjoined by French windows. The atmosphere at Balloo House is quite unique.
The chef creates superb dishes using only the finest local ingredients, and pays special attention to taste and presentation. A full and varied menu is sure to please all tastes....

Located in the historic village of Hillsborough, The Hillside has welcomed international statesmen and royalty over the years, all attracted by the friendly atmosphere and rustic charm! You can wile away the evening in the bar or sample the excellent cuisine in the restaurant....