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Donaghadee

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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  • Newtownards
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    Donaghadee, at the northeastern end of the peninsula, is a popular resort town, and bird sanctuaries are found along the lough-side. Roads extending throughout the former district merge with a national highway at Newtownards, then run westward to Belfast. Area former district, 139 square miles…

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    Donaghadee, at the northeastern end of the peninsula, is a popular resort town, and bird sanctuaries are found along the lough-side. Roads extending throughout the former district merge with a national highway at Newtownards, then run westward to Belfast. Area former district, 139 square miles…

    Read More