Warrenpoint

Warrenpoint sits peacefully on the northern shore of Carlingford Lough, where the water mirrors the dramatic mountains on both sides. This relaxed town has carved out a reputation as a music venue hub, drawing visitors with its live performances, welcoming pubs, and the stunning loughside setting.

Music at the Heart

Warrenpoint has carved out a reputation as a music town, with live performances regularly enlivening its pubs and venues throughout the year. From blues and rock to folk and everything in between, the town's musical spirit makes any evening here a potential discovery.

The annual Blues on the Bay festival transforms Warrenpoint into a celebration of blues music, with performances across multiple venues creating an electric atmosphere that draws music lovers from across Ireland.

Loughside Living

The waterfront defines Warrenpoint's character. The promenade offers easy walks with views across to the Cooley Mountains in County Louth, while the town's parks and green spaces provide perfect spots for a picnic or simply watching the boats on the lough.

Historic venues like The Victoria pub and the Whistledown Hotel add character to the town, offering good food and drink in atmospheric surroundings that have welcomed visitors for generations.

Gateway to Adventure

Just five minutes from Rostrevor, Warrenpoint makes an ideal base for exploring the southern Mournes. The mountain bike trails of Rostrevor are practically on the doorstep, while the Narnia Trail at Kilbroney Park and the dramatic Cloughmore Stone are equally accessible.

For those heading to the Ring of Gullion or crossing to the Cooley Peninsula, Warrenpoint sits at a perfect crossroads, making it easy to combine loughside relaxation with mountain adventure.