We’re super excited to bring you some fun in a bun, boxes of delight and classic asian dishes. We love what we do, we hope you do too ? Read more…

Spelga Dam is located about a 10 mile drive from Newcastle. It is a man made dam built in 1960. It is noted for it’s ability to make cars roll up the hill. Just in front of the dam is a small in road only about 30m long that when people park their cars, turn off the engine, take it Read more…

Located just out side Newcastle on the way to Dundrum. More info to follow. Read more…

Slieve Donard the the highest mountain of the Mournes and indeed Northern Ireland.  Slieve Donard means Donard’s Mountain, and is named after Saint Donard who was a missionary and has long been associated with the mountain. Read more…

The boating pond at Castle Park is great as part of a fun family day out. There is 22 pedalo swans for everyone to enjoy. The tickets cost £2.50 adult and £1.80 child.   Read more…

Newcastle library can be found on the mainstreet.  You can read within the library and you can take books away.  There is also computer, printer and fax facilities.  The library is very central within the town and has beautiful views of the mountains.  The library staff are very friendly as well. Read more…

‘Global Journeys’, is the large silver ball that can be found on Newcastle’s Central Promenade.  It was Commissioned by Down District Council in 2005 and reflects the land, sky and sea depicting the migratory return of the Atlantic Salmon to the area. Read more…