McKevitts Village Inn

Market Sq., Carlingford, Ireland

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More about Carlingford

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Jumping into the freezing water for some 'craic'

Slate rocks found near the top of the pass

Travel Tips for Carlingford

Carlingford Lough

by Deefstes

Carlingford lies right on a beautfiul and rather big lough. I still don't always understand when you call something a lough, when you call it a bay and when you call it a river mouth. Carlingford Lough is all of those but it's called a lough.

At any rate, it's lovely and we sailed up from Dublin to Carlingford and sailed up the lough. It was beautiful.

This picture was taken from the yacht towards the north. So it really actually shows county Down in Northern Ireland and the mountains are the Mountains of Mourne. In the foreground is a lovely area called Greencastle.

Carlingford

by Deefstes

Carlingford is a very charming little town on the Carlingford Lough which forms the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland. The town is quite small and it's a delightful place to walk around.

Because Newry, further up the Lough made entrance to the river easier, Carlingford stopped developing somewhere in the middle ages which means that many old medieval buildings are still intact and as far as you walk the streets you see buildings like a medieval jail, mint, priory etc.