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The villages and the communities of Camlough and Bessbrook are linked by a shared heritage but also by the Camlough River which flows from Camlough Lake through Bessbrook Pond and under the Craigmore Viaduct, before joining the Newry Canal and reaching Carlingford Lough and the Irish Sea. The water was used to power the many mills along this river and fuelled the linen industry in Bessbrook.
View more info on Bessbrook and Camlough Heritage Brochure
Ring of Gullion Lúnasa Festival 2015 brochure
View more info on Lunasa Festival 2015
Check out this guide on the type of rare plants which can be found in the Ring of Gullion and their locations.
View more info on New County Armagh Rare Plants Register 2015
Mourne Cooley Gullion Geotourism Project are running a number of free archaeology bus tours over the coming months.
View more info on Free Archaeology Bus Tours
Ring of Gullion Calendar 2015
View more info on Ring of Gullion Calendar 2015
This circular route follows off-road trails, quiet country lanes and forest tracks from Newry around the volcanic landscape of the Ring of Gullion AONB. Along its route, ancient monuments and quiet villages can be discovered. The final section leads through the grounds of Derrymore House (owned and managed by t...
View more info on A Walkers Guide to the Ring of Gullion Way
Check out the Mourne, Cooley Gullion Geotourism Project Newsletter with stories on the recent annual Geoheritage Ireland Forum and a successful Meet and Greet event in Dundalk.
View more info on Geo-News- Official Newsletter of Mourne Cooley Gullion Geotorism Project
The Ring of Gullion releases it's fourth newsletter. In it stories from the many new great activities on offer in the Ring of Gullion and much more....
View more info on Ring of Gullion newsletter Issue 4 Summer 2013
Check out the newest edition of the Ring of Gullion Newsletter.
View more info on Ring of Gullion Newsletter Issue 5 Spring 2014
Newry and Mourne District Council commissioned Perceptive Insight Market Research to undertake research to explore the perceptions of visitors and local tourism providers in relation to the Ring of Gullion.
View more info on Ring of Gullion Visitor Participation Survey
"This report highlights what we have lost, and what we are still losing, it also gives examples of how we – as individuals, organisations, governments – can work together to stop this loss, and bring back nature where it has been lost. These examples should give us hope and inspiration." David Attenborough
View more info on State of Nature
A Chronological Account of the Gaelic poetic Tradition of South East Ulster - By Gearóid Trimble
View more info on Poets, minor Poets and Poetasters in Oirialla
Event takes place on May 8, 2019 until June 26, 2019
Event takes place on May 30, 2019
Event takes place on June 4, 2019 until June 30, 2019
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Posted on 10th June 2019
Posted on 5th June 2019
Arts Council of Northern Ireland’s Equipment and Minor Refurbishment Programme
Ring of Gullion AONB
Crossmaglen Community Centre,
O’Fiaich Square,
Crossmaglen,
BT35 9AA.
Tel: +44 (0)28 3082 8592
Slieve Gullion Forest Park: +44 (0)28 3025 6670
Newry Visitor Information Centre: +44 (0)28 3031 3170
Email: info@ringofgullion.org
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