Carlingford Railway Station – The Calvary of Omeath loop from Carlingford

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Carlingford Railway Station – The Calvary of Omeath loop from Carlingford

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Carlingford Railway Station – The Calvary of Omeath loop from Carlingford

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13.6km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 417 m for 84 m

After 6.86 km for 177 m

Waypoints

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31 m

Carlingford Railway Station

Highlight • Historical Site

The former Carlingford Railway Station is a beautifully preserved reminder of the time when the steam train was the lifeblood of the Cooley Peninsula. The station was once an important …

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114 m

Taaffes Castle

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Taaffe's Castle is a fortified merchant's house dating from the early 16th century, built by the wealthy Taaffe family, who later became the Earls of Carlingford. Situated near the old …

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170 m

Sidney Ellen's

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459 m

Carlingford Castle (King John's Castle)

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Above the medieval street pattern, which dominates the silhouette of Carlingford, stands the imposing ruin of Carlingford Castle, also known as King John’s Castle. This castle was built around 1190 …

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5.27 km

Greer's Quay

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Quiet viewpoint along the Greenway near Ballyonan. Old quay on the lough, open view of the Mournes and a quiet coastal passage between Omeath and the border.

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5.65 km

Táin Cafe

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Café/bar in Ballyonan (Omeath) with a 4.6★ rating, light meals and friendly prices. Located directly on the route.

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5.94 km

The Calvary of Omeath

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Small, elevated Calvary hill on the edge of Omeath, with a short path leading up to a series of white crosses on an open grassy plateau. The spot offers a …

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6.92 km