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Local information: County Down, Northern Ireland
County Down is one of the nine counties that form the province of Ulster and one of six counties that form Northern Ireland, and the only Irish county apart from County Antrim to have a Protestant majority. Its varied landscape includes the Ards and Lecale peninsulas, the rivers Bann and Lagan, several offshore islands, and the Mourne mountains.
The county town is Downpatrick, although Bangor, Dundonald and Newtownards are larger, and the only city is Newry, home of St Patrick’s Church, believed to be the first Protestant church in Ireland. The county also claims one of Ireland’s oldest hostelries - the Old Inn in Crawfordsburn, whose records date back to 1614.
County Down also incorporates the furthest southern and eastern points of Northern Ireland (Cranfield Point and Burr Point), and the lowest point on the Irish mainland, with the marsh surrounding Downpatrick being 0.4m below sea level.
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