Donaghadee is a charming seaside town and harbour, which was a major port from the 16th to the 19th century situated on the east coast of County Down; about 18 miles from Belfast it is about five miles south east of Bangor on the Ards Peninsula and is best known for its attractive little harbour lighthouse. According to the Guinness Book of Records,
Grace Neills claims to be Ireland's oldest public house, opened in 1611 as the 'King's Arms'.
Anglers will enjoy fly fishing for trout at the Portavoe Reservoir, while golf enthusiasts can avail of the part links, part inland open course with great views of the Copeland Islands and the Scottish coast at Donaghadee golf club (0044 28 91 883 624).
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