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Our Recommendations

You could genuinely not leave the decking for two days and we would not blame you. But if you do fancy getting out, this is what is on the doorstep.

Half a mile away

McKenna’s Bar

Northern Ireland and our local area offer various attractions and places to dine. Just half a mile away is McKenna’s Bar, a traditional Irish pub. To get there, walk down the farm lane and turn right, then take the short walk along the Lough Neagh shore road — Loughview Road — until you come to a right-hand turning, opposite Ballyginniff Sand Quay. The bar doesn’t serve food, but provides drinks and big craic.

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Places to dine

Worth booking ahead at weekends.

The Rabbit, Templepatrick

Tasty dining for special occasions.

The Boathouse, Antrim

Lough shore views with lovely food.

Rococo, Antrim

Good hearty pub food.

The Stone Hound, Antrim

Breakfast, lunch and dinner — gastro pub style menu.

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Takeaways

For the nights you would rather not move.

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Things to do

From ten minutes away to a proper day out.

Antrim Castle Grounds

Gardens and tearoom.

Massereene Golf Club

On the edge of Antrim.

Giant’s Causeway

The big one, up on the north coast.

St George’s Market, Belfast

Friday to Monday.

Titanic Belfast

The museum down at the docks.

Royal Hillsborough Castle and Gardens

South of Belfast.

Getting about

Taxis & travel

There are various ways to travel around Northern Ireland, but if you don’t have your own car with you, Uber is available to our area. We recommend the following taxi companies:

Ask us — we live here

We know which places need booking on a Saturday, where to walk when it has been raining for three days, and what is worth the drive.

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