Northern Ireland counties-Newry, Mourne and Down

City and former port, now a popular shopping destination; it stretches across both Counties Down and Armagh

Peninsula in the far southeast of the region

St Patrick is said to be buried in this town's cathedral

Eighteenth century manor house located on Strangford Lough, known for its dual architectural styles; it stood for Winterfell in the TV series Game of Thrones

Granite mountains that are the tallest in Ulster; the subject of many poems and folk songs

Ornate walled garden owned by the National Trust, known for its large collections of azaleas and rhododendrons

Naturalist, art collector and physicist who founded the British Museum, and later became President of the Royal Society.

Ruined Cistercian abbey that is accessible via a heritage railway

Former professional football player considered one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time

Owing to it being a stronghold of Irish republicanism and being a rural backwater, South Armagh formerly had this Infamous nickname

Picturesque mountain valley containing a large reservoir, supplying much of Northern Ireland's drinking water

Mountainous valley that is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Seaside resort housing the prestigious Royal County Down Golf Course, a links course that has been voted as one of the very best in the world

Fishing port which has the largest fishing fleet in Northern Ireland; a royal Peerage was bestowed upon the town in 2018

Southernmost point in Northern Ireland, on Carlingford Lough