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On the coast of the Irish Sea is the small seaside town of Newcastle.
With the Mourne Mountains rising up behind and the dramatic sea in front, this popular resort town is one of Northern Ireland's favourite holiday spots.
The town promotes itself as an active holiday destination, offering easy access to the hiking, biking and camping on Slieve Donard Peak.
Sandy Beach is just two miles north of Newcastle, with an incredibly long stretch of sand and an area of sand dunes to explore.
Closer to town, a pleasant promenade runs along the sea and the local beach, lined with shops and eateries.
Golf is another major attraction at Newcastle.
The famous Royal County Down Golf Club is widely regarded as one of the world's top 10 courses.
Because the town is such a popular tourist destination, visitors can expect a large selection of restaurants and pubs both along Main Street and at the beach.
Newcastle hotels are readily available in every price range though most tend to be in the mid-range category.
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Introduction to Newcastle, Northern Ireland
On the coast of the Irish Sea is the small seaside town of Newcastle.With the Mourne Mountains rising up behind and the dramatic sea in front, this popular resort town is one of Northern Ireland's favourite holiday spots.
The town promotes itself as an active holiday destination, offering easy access to the hiking, biking and camping on Slieve Donard Peak.
Sandy Beach is just two miles north of Newcastle, with an incredibly long stretch of sand and an area of sand dunes to explore.
Closer to town, a pleasant promenade runs along the sea and the local beach, lined with shops and eateries.
Golf is another major attraction at Newcastle.
The famous Royal County Down Golf Club is widely regarded as one of the world's top 10 courses.
Because the town is such a popular tourist destination, visitors can expect a large selection of restaurants and pubs both along Main Street and at the beach.
Newcastle hotels are readily available in every price range though most tend to be in the mid-range category.
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