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BELFAST LOUGH A2 4 Groomsport COPEland Islands Bangor 3 2 r oad o g n a A2 Belfast R B o Clandeboye t 1 Donaghadee Estate 2 5 A 25 Holywood 26 Betsy Gray’s Cottage Craigantlet 9 Templepatrick (Cairn Wood) Dillon’s Pub 6 A48 27 8 7 Millisle Ballycopeland A20 to Belfast Dundonald 10 Movilla Windmill 28 14 Newtownards A2 11 13 Carrowdore A48 29 A21 15 30 Comber Ballywalter B5 31 Greyabbey 23 Whitechurch Hamilton’s New Comber Irish SEA A21 32 Tullynakill A2 Ballyhalbert Ballygowan 33 Kircubbin 22 Sketrick Castle Portavogie B173 A21 Killinchy 34 16 Strangford Saintfield LOUGH A20 A22 Ardkeen 17 WELCOME TO THE ULSTER-SCOTS Kirkistown AUDIO DRIVING TOUR OF THE ARDS AND NORTH DOWN 21 A2 Tour 1 will guide you from North Down Museum B7 TOUR in Bangor, through Groomsport and Donaghadee, 35 1 then along the coast to Millisle, before cutting Killyleagh inland to Ballycopeland windmill and finally over to Newtownards. 36 This tour relates to points 2 – 11 on the map, Kearney point 1 relates to the audio introduction of Tour 1 Templecranny 18 Village Tour 2 takes you on a journey down the TOUR highways and byways of the Ards Peninsula, from 2 Newtownards to Ballywalter and Portavogie, then Portaferry round the tip of the Peninsula to Portaferry before Castleward 20 finishing in Greyabbey. This tour relates to points 13 – 23 on the map, (FERRY) point 12 relates to the audio introduction of Tour 2 Strangford 19 Quintin Castle Tour 3 starts off in Holywood on the coast of Belfast TOUR Lough before going to Newtownards, Comber and A267 3 the western shoreline of Strangford Lough. This tour relates to points 25 – 36 on the map, point 24 relates to the audio introduction of Tour 3 To download the free ‘Discover Ulster-Scots in the Ards and North Down’ app, scan the QR code or visit the website. The app is also available directly from the iTunes App Store and Tullycarnan Google Play. www.discoverardsandnorthdown.com Downpatrick This material is Crown Copyright and is reproduced with the permission of | | | | Land & Property Services under delegated authority from the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationary Office, © Crown Copyright and database rights NIMA Approx. 5 miles CS&LA156.

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