Cafés · Warrenpoint
Bric Cafe
Popular coffee spot known for quality coffee and relaxed atmosphere
In Warrenpoint££30–60 min
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History & Heritage · Warrenpoint
Narrow Water Castle
Historic 16th-century tower house overlooking Carlingford Lough.
In WarrenpointFree30–60 min
Pubs & Bars · Warrenpoint
Victoria Pub Warrenpoint
Traditional pub in the centre of Warrenpoint known for functions, drinks and live music
In Warrenpoint£1–2 hours
Accommodation · Warrenpoint
Whistledown Hotel
Seafront hotel overlooking Carlingford Lough with restaurant and bar
In Warrenpoint££overnight stay
Services & Trades · Warrenpoint
Cathal Mcmahon Plumbing Heating
Local plumbing and heating service based in Warrenpoint serving South Down
In Warrenpoint££service call
Cafés · Warrenpoint
Diamonds Restaurant
Café and restaurant on The Square, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint30–60 min
A story from Warrenpoint · 1849
How the train made Warrenpoint a holiday town
Warrenpoint had a railway from 1849 until 1965, and the railway company invested in hotels and entertainment to keep visitors in town, which is how Warrenpoint became a holiday resort.
Restaurants · Warrenpoint
Raymie's Seafood Bar & Grill
Seafood restaurant on Duke St, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint1–2 hours
Accommodation · Warrenpoint
The Lough & Quay
Bar on Marine Parade, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint1–2 hours
Pubs & Bars · Warrenpoint
No7 Duke Street (The Duke)
Bar on Duke St, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint1–2 hours
Cafés · Warrenpoint
Leafy Greens & Co.
Vegetarian café and deli on Church St, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint30–60 min
A story from Warrenpoint · 1885
The grand hotel that went bust in a year
The Beach Hotel opened in Warrenpoint in March 1885 with fifty rooms, but owner Henry Stanley went bankrupt the following year and the Great Northern Railway Company bought and enlarged it.
Restaurants · Warrenpoint
Friar Tucks Warrenpoint
Burgers and family dining on Church St, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint1–2 hours
Restaurants · Warrenpoint
The Posh Pig Bar & Bistro
Bistro on Marine Parade, Warrenpoint.
In Warrenpoint1–2 hours
A story from Warrenpoint · 1923
From grand hotel to school
The Great Northern Hotel in Warrenpoint stopped being a hotel in 1923 and the building went on to be a boarding school, a day school and a home for elderly men.
Walks & Outdoors · Warrenpoint
Warrenpoint Promenade
Seafront walk along Carlingford Lough, with views to the Mourne and Cooley mountains.
In WarrenpointFree30–60 min
Walks & Outdoors · Warrenpoint
Narrow Water Forest
Peaceful woodland walks above the Newry River, just outside Warrenpoint.
In WarrenpointFree1–2 hours
A story from Warrenpoint · 1906
The Pavilion: built for tea dances, kept for lessons
The Pavilion in Warrenpoint was built in 1906 by the Great Northern Railway Company for tea dances and entertainment, and later became a classroom and school under the Sisters of Mercy.
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