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Rostrevor Heritage Week - ST BRONAGH'S CAMINO

79 KILBRONEY ROAD, Rostrevor, Co Down, BT34 3BL
Heritage Poster with abstract photo of  old cobbled footpath

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ST BRONAGH'S CAMINO
Follow a family-friendly route exploring places connected with St Bronagh, a contemporary of St Patrick, and discover the story of early Celtic Christianity in Rostrevor. Led by Susan Farrell.

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Season (12 Sept 2026)
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Saturday11:00 - 13:00

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