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The Dundrum Inn

COME FOR THE VIEWS, STAY FOR THE CRAIC!
Over 190 Years Old — and still full of life.
For nearly two centuries we’ve welcomed locals and travellers alike. Inside, it’s all warmth, firelight, and craic. Outside, nature does the talking — with sweeping views over Murlough Bay and the scenic grandeur of the Mourne Mountains.

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We've been serving our community and passers-by since 1834 - 190 Years
What are you waiting for? Cold beers and a warm welcome await you at the Dundrum Inn.
 
Book your unforgettable award winning short break — Stay For A While
With stunning sea views and its own private entrance, this boutique double room is the perfect way to relax, unwind, and extend your stay in comfort.
 
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Award winning Pub Grub
Best Sunday Roast in Northern Ireland
Get out of the cold and tuck into traditional Irish pub grub, fresh from our kitchen. Proud holders of the Taste of Ulster Guarantee and winners of The Observer Food Monthly Award — this is Sunday dinner done properly.
 
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Sample Food Menu 2026

Reviews

See what our guests say about us
5

Just back from an amazing stay down at Dundrum inn. We had the little cottage for the evening which is right beside the bar. The cottage is amazing an...

4,6

The cottage was beautifully furnished throughout and was very comfortable. We are an older couple with a small dog & we would definitely be happy to c...

4,8

Lovely sea views very friendly staff Michelle was helpful and giving advice and information about the area food was great and very tasty also I will r...

5

The sky was fantastic, we went there as family and the room was gorgeous, the beach was close and the staff were excellent!! Would definitely recommen...

4,4

Food and staff were great. The Mournes and Newcastle r fantastic. We enjoyed our visit.

4,2

Very comfortable bed, great shower and excellent breakfast.

4

Lovely food. Friendly atmosphere Very clean linen. Nice en suite.

5

Everything was excellent, would go back. Food, staff and rooms were great

4,8

Great staff, good food, nice room and good value for money

5

Beautiful stay in the dundrum inn . Lovely building with a great history . The bar and restaurant was excellent Staff were fantastic and welcoming...

5

All staff welcoming, warm and helpful. A real credit to your establishment. Excellent. Unexpected bonus to find and enjoy listening to some LPs in our...

5

The property was great also great location. Staff amazing food amazing we will be back

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4

Beautiful location, excellent staff. Great breakfast

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4,6

The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The bar has a great atmosphere which made us feel welcome. Breakfast was excellent as was the room. T...

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Beautiful rooms, lovely staff, very welcoming

4,6

Excellent Accommodation,food, staff,: Loved it !!

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5

Super break away, very good value. Thank you.

5

It was an amazing 3 day break Excellent food Room was very comfortable Food 5 star Staff friendly and overall atmosphere welcoming

4,6

staff all very friendly and the food was very good

Northern Ireland Visitor FAQs | The Dundrum Inn

What currency is used in Northern Ireland?

Northern Ireland uses the pound sterling (GBP), shown by the symbol £. This is the same currency used throughout the United Kingdom and is different from the euro used in the Republic of Ireland.

Visa, Mastercard, contactless payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay are widely accepted. American Express is also accepted at The Dundrum Inn. It is still useful to carry a small amount of cash when visiting rural attractions or smaller businesses.

What is the weather like in Northern Ireland?

Northern Ireland has a mild but changeable climate. Sunshine, cloud and rain can all arrive on the same day, so it is sensible to bring a light waterproof jacket throughout the year.

Snow and prolonged freezing conditions are uncommon at lower levels. Summer can bring warm, sunny spells, particularly from May to September. UV levels can still be high on cool or cloudy days, so check the forecast and use sun protection when required.

Read more about protecting your skin from UV rays.

Is Northern Ireland safe to visit?

Yes. Northern Ireland is generally a safe and welcoming destination for visitors. As with any destination, take normal precautions: keep valuables secure, lock your vehicle and remain aware of your surroundings.

For an immediate emergency involving the police, ambulance or fire service, call 999 or 112. For non-emergency police assistance, call 101.

Do I need additional car insurance to drive in Northern Ireland?

Most visitors bringing a properly insured vehicle from Great Britain or the Republic of Ireland will not need to purchase separate car insurance. However, you should check that your existing policy provides valid cover for driving in Northern Ireland before travelling.

Visitors bringing a vehicle from another country must have adequate insurance that is valid in Northern Ireland. Always carry your driving licence and proof of insurance.

Remember that vehicles drive on the left-hand side of the road in Northern Ireland. Speed limits and distances are displayed in miles and miles per hour, while the Republic of Ireland uses kilometres.

Read the official guidance for driving in Northern Ireland or find information about hiring a vehicle.

What happens if I need medical treatment in Northern Ireland?

If you have a life-threatening medical emergency, call 999 or 112 and ask for an ambulance. Visitors are entitled to emergency medical services free of charge, although charges may apply if you are admitted to hospital or require further treatment.

Visitors should carry appropriate travel insurance. Travellers from eligible countries should also bring a valid EHIC or GHIC card.

For minor illnesses or advice about medication, a local pharmacist may be able to help without an appointment.

Read the latest official guidance on health services for visitors to Northern Ireland.

Where can I find the best Sunday roast in Northern Ireland?

Award-winning pub food at The Dundrum Inn

For a traditional Sunday roast in Northern Ireland, visit The Dundrum Inn in Dundrum, County Down.

Step in from the cold and enjoy comforting Irish pub food, freshly prepared by our kitchen team and served in a warm, welcoming village pub. The Dundrum Inn proudly holds the Taste of Ulster Guarantee and has been recognised by The Observer Food Monthly Awards for Best Value Eats.

Located beside Dundrum Bay and close to the Mourne Mountains, Newcastle and Murlough National Nature Reserve, The Dundrum Inn is the perfect place for Sunday lunch after a walk, a family day out or a weekend exploring County Down.

Proper pub food, warm hospitality and Sunday dinner done right.

Booking in advance is recommended.

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