Lurgan

By train

• Lurgan railway stationLurgan is about 25 mins south west of Belfast to Portadown. Is on the Belfast–Newry railway line.

By car

24 miles south west of Belfast off the M1.

By bicycle

Lurgan has a good network of bitumen cycle paths which are in most cases separate to the road network, and link Lurgan to the National Cycle network. These paths also link Lurgan to Lough Neagh, Craigavon Lake and Nearby Rushmere Shopping Centre.

• Market Streetis one of the widest main streets in Ireland.

• Brownlow Housebuilt in 1833 with Scottish sandstone in an Elizabethan style

• Lurgan Park

  phone: +44 7766 740427
  address: Windsor Ave
  Walking distance from the town centre, features a large lake, home to swans and ducks. There are also many bitumen paths around the lake: that are suitable for walkers, runners and cyclists (of all fitness levels).

• Ballydougan Pottery

  phone: +44 28 3834 2201
  address: Bloomvale House, 171 Plantation Road, Gilford, Craigavon
  which sells hand made kitchenware and giftware.

Lurgan has several small restaurants on the main street and a number of bakeries, coffee shops and take-aways.

• Love Coffee

  phone: +44 28 3832 7092
  address: 48 High St
  coffee shop, stays open late on Thursday and Friday evenings, 19:45 to 22:00, during the summer.

Lurgan has a well established drinking culture with many local landmark public houses and clubs. Such treasures as the Ashburn Hotel, more popularly as "The 'Burn", with a regular club scene. There is a more traditional feel with Fa' Joes and the Cellar Bar on Market Street and a more modern feel with other bars on Lurgan's "Golden mile" from Queen Street to the Lough Road with The Courthouse and the International Bar.

• Ashburn Hotel

  phone: +44 28 3832 5711
  address: 81 William St

• Glenmore Manor

  phone: +44 28 3832 4241
  address: 150 Lough Rd

• Portadown
• Hillsborough (Northern Ireland)
• Lisburn