Carlingford
Local Businesses
Weather & Tides
Today - Sunny
Maximum: 14C, Minimum: 5C
Wind: 14mph South Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:06 BST, Sunset: 20:42 BST
Saturday - Sunny
Maximum: 15C, Minimum: 5C
Wind: 13mph Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:04 BST, Sunset: 20:44 BST
Sunday - Sunny
Maximum: 13C, Minimum: 4C
Wind: 10mph Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:02 BST, Sunset: 20:46 BST
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Information
Less than an hours drive from Ireland's two major cities, Carlingford nestles between Slieve Foy, Carlingford Lough and the Mourne mountains. A unique blend of natural beauty, spectacular panoramas, myths & legends combine with a modern day cultural infrastructure;
9 reputable restaurants -7 cosy pubs - 15 special places to stay - craft & antique shops - adventure centres - yacht charter - Cookery School and much more.
Walking the medieval streets of Carlingford, you can still see most of the original ancient buildings - all within a 5 minute walk.
The Tourist Information Office 00 353 (0) 42 937 3033
Murphy's Laundry 00 353 (0) 42 938 3891
Bradleys Pharmacy 00 353 (0) 42 937 3259
Carlingford Oyster Company 00 353 (0) 42 937 3800
The Foy Centre 00 353 (0) 42 938 3624
The Dolmen Business Centre 00 353 (0) 42 937 5422
Holy Trinity Heritage Centre 00 353 (0) 42 937 3454
The Loughs Agency 00 353 (0) 42 938 3888
Dundalk Train Station 042 933 5521
Dundalk Bus Station 00 353 (0)42 9334075
Newry Bus Station 00 44 (0)28 30623531
Newry Train Station 00 44 (0)28 30269271
The Tourist Information Office
Carlingford
00 353 (0)42 937 3033
for information on County Louth
www.carlingford.ie
info@carlingford.ie
Irish Tourist Board
from Ireland 1850 23 0330
from UK (020) 7493 3201
www.gonorth.ie
Northern Ireland Tourist Board
from UK 0541 55 5250
www.ireland.travel.ie
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Visitor Attractions
A warm welcome to the home of Cooley Distillery, Ireland's only Independent whiskey distillery. With a vision to revive many of the historical brands and distilling techniques of Irish whiskey, Cooley has developed a portfolio of Award winning whiskeys, from Single Grain to Single Malt whiskeys and all in-between.
Address: Cooley Distillery, Riverstown, Cooley, Co. Louth
Phone:
+353 (0)42 937 6102
Fax: +353 (0)42 937 6484
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Accommodation, Corporate Events, Entertainment, Wifi
Ghan House is a fully restored Georgian House, with walled grounds & gardens in the Medieval Town of Carlingford.
We have views of the harbour & Carlingford Lough - we are a stones throw from the harbour and 15 minutes walk from the marina where we can arrange transport for you to Ghan House.
Dining is at a leisurely pace, all our double & twin bedrooms have bath & shower en-suite and we have a full bar & extensive wine list.
- 11 continuous years of 'Best 100 Places to Stay in Ireland' '99 to 2010 ~ Bridgestone Guide
- Nominated (1 of 3) 'Best Country House in Ireland 2007' ~ Good Food Ireland
- Nominated 'Best Restaurant in Leinster 2004' ~ Food & Wine Magazine
- Selected 'Best of the Best' ~ Georgina Campbell's Guide to Ireland 2006
Bars & Inns
We are open for food 7 days a week
Sharon McGuigan and her staff warmly welcome you to the carlingford arms.
We are proud to be serving quality food for 15 years.fresh fish a speciality.
Try the local oysters, all beef is 100% irish sourced.
Friendly and efficient staff look forward to meeting you.
Visit us when you visit carlingford.
Address: Carlingford Arms, Market Square, Carlingford
Phone:
042 9373418
Fax: 042 938 3964
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Website
- Mobile: 086 6016 477
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Marinas
Carlingford Lough is one of the most picturesque inlets on the East Coast of Ireland. Around 8 miles long and bordered by the magical Cooley mountains to the South and the famous Mourne Mountains to the North, which really do sweep down to the sea. This makes it very conspicuous from the sea.
Visitor Attractions
Less than an hours drive from Ireland's two major cities, Carlingford nestles between Slieve Foy, Carlingford Lough and the Mourne mountains. A unique blend of natural beauty, spectacular panoramas, myths & legends combine with a modern day cultural infrastructure;
9 reputable restaurants -7 cosy pubs - 15 special places to stay - craft & antique shops - adventure centres - yacht charter - Cookery School and much more.
Walking the medieval streets of Carlingford, you can still see most of the original ancient buildings - all within a 5 minute walk. Carlingford is at the centre of much more too.
Accommodation
We currently have 32 bed accommodation. These facilities can be altered to suit a variety of needs.
There are two en-suite rooms. Each has 2 x 2 bunk beds capable of sleeping 4 persons.
The remaining 24 beds may be divided into 3 dormitories. Each dormitory sleeps 8 persons.
We can also accommodate small groups. Telephone or email us for details. The Foy Centre can offer individuals and groups a variety of services.
Accommodation, Corporate Events, Wifi
Welcome to the Four Seasons Hotel, Carlingford. Situated in the centre of the Medieval Heritage Village of Carlingford, overlooking Carlingford Lough and the Cooley Peninsula. Less than 1 hours drive from Dublin and Belfast.
The Four Seasons Hotel offers guests first class accommodation; extensive leisure facilities; and a uniquely friendly atmosphere, combined they make the hotel the perfect location for a fantastic break.
Our Leisure club includes: 18 Meter Swimming Pool,
Kids Pool,
Sauna,
Jacuzzi,
Steam Room and
Gym.
The Four Seasons Hotel Group is celebrating 40 Years in Business in 2010 !!
Sailing Training Courses
Just five minutes walk from the medieval town of Carlingford. We are based in the new purpose built Carlingford sailing club.
We are an ISA recognized teaching Establishment, providing top quality Coaching for all ability levels, & age groups, in all aspects of sailing & power boating.
A wide range of sailing & power boats are available to hone your skills: Bavaria 32, J24, Drascombe Gig, Flying Fifteens, Wayfarers, Topaz, RIB's, displacement powerboats.
Wetsuits, waterproofs and buoyancy aids are provided.
Address: Carlingford Sail Training Centre, Carlingford, Co. Louth
Phone:
+353(0)429383720
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Website
- Mobile: +353 (0)868558253
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Restaurants
Ghan House is a fully restored Georgian House, with walled grounds & gardens in the Medieval Town of Carlingford.
We have views of the harbour & Carlingford Lough - we are a stones throw from the harbour and 15 minutes walk from the marina where we can arrange transport for you to Ghan House.
Dining is at a leisurely pace, all our double & twin bedrooms have bath & shower en-suite and we have a full bar & extensive wine list.
- 11 continuous years of 'Best 100 Places to Stay in Ireland' '99 to 2010 ~ Bridgestone Guide
- Nominated (1 of 3) 'Best Country House in Ireland 2007' ~ Good Food Ireland
- Nominated 'Best Restaurant in Leinster 2004' ~ Food & Wine Magazine
- Selected 'Best of the Best' ~ Georgina Campbell's Guide to Ireland 2006
Restaurants
Liberties Bistro
Enjoy wholesome food in the informal surroundings of the Liberties Bistro. The Liberties Bistro is situated on the ground floor with a window view overlooking the Lough and Cooley Mountains.
Food Service Times
Breakfast: 7am - 10.30am
Bar Food / Restaurant: 12.30 - 9pm
Sunday Carvery: 12noon - 4pm
Pre booking is advised to avoid disappointment!
Whether you wish to enjoy an intimate meal for two or a family dinner the Liberties Bistro can cater for your specific dining experience
Cash Point
Address: Cash Point ATM, Newry Street, Carlingford
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Bars & Inns, Corporate Events, Entertainment, Restaurants
Warmly greeted by a blazing turf fire in the winter months, visitors to PJ's are treated to traditional music sessions on Tuesday and Thursday nights whilst Friday nights are reserved for live music in the new bar. On Saturday nights a DJ plays all the hits from the 80's, 90's and present day.
The Anchor Bar, tastefully extended in recent years, is much enjoyed by both thirsty locals and curious tourists drawn to the pub by both its history and charm. Original features still clearly evident include the bar and former grocery store, plus the bones of a leprechaun and his costume as discovered by the late PJ O'Hare!
Beautifully complementing the downstairs bar is PJ's spacious air-conditioned restaurant. Once the upstairs living quarters, the current owners have made a feature of the striking original stonework, and in so doing have created an inviting air and homely atmosphere.
Seafood, in keeping with the maritime history of Carlingford, is strongly reflected in PJ's menu. Fresh, locally produced ingredients are served daily.
