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Newry is a city in County Down and County Armagh, Northern Ireland, situated about 34 miles south of Belfast and 67 miles north of Dublin. It grew around a Cistercian abbey founded in 1144 and later became a market town and inland port on the Clanrye River, which separates the two counties. The…
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About Newry
Where to stay in Newry
Newry City Centre. The commercial heart of the city, with shops, restaurants, and the Cathedral of Saints Patrick and Colman within walking distance.
Canal Quay. A redeveloped area along the Newry Canal, offering waterside walks and easy access to the city's retail parks.
Rostrevor. A village at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, about 10 miles southeast of Newry, known for its scenic setting and coastal views.
Warrenpoint. A small port town on Carlingford Lough, approximately 7 miles south of Newry, with a promenade and views across the lough.
Getting there and around
Newry is well connected by road and rail. The M1 motorway links the city to Belfast, and the A1 road continues south to Dublin. Newry railway station is on the Dublin–Belfast line, with regular services to both cities. Bus services also operate to nearby towns and villages. Within the city, local buses and taxis are available, but many attractions in the centre are within walking distance. For exploring the surrounding countryside, a car is useful.
When to go
The climate is temperate, with mild winters and cool summers. Rainfall is spread throughout the year. Summer months, from June to August, are generally the warmest and driest, making them ideal for outdoor activities. Spring and autumn can also be pleasant, with fewer crowds. Winter days are short, but the city's indoor attractions remain open.
Questions, answered
What is Newry known for?
Newry is known for its history as a market town and inland port, its canal, and its location between Belfast and Dublin. It is also a gateway to the Mourne Mountains and the Ring of Gullion.
Is Newry in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland?
Newry is in Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. The border with the Republic of Ireland is just south of the city.
How do I get to Newry from Belfast?
Newry is about 34 miles from Belfast. You can drive via the M1 motorway or take a train from Belfast to Newry railway station.
What is there to do in Newry?
Visitors can explore the Cathedral of Saints Patrick and Colman, walk along the Newry Canal, or visit the nearby Mourne Mountains and Ring of Gullion. The city also has a range of shops, restaurants, and pubs.
Are there hotels in Newry?
Yes, there are many hotels in and around Newry, including options in the city centre and nearby villages such as Rostrevor and Warrenpoint.