Kilkeel, nestled in County Down, Northern Ireland, is a town brimming with history and coastal charm. As the main fishing port on the Down coast, Kilkeel boasts a rich fishing heritage and the largest fishing fleet in Northern Ireland. The town gets its name, "Cill Chaoil" in Gaelic meaning "church of the narrow place", from the old church overlooking the town.  Stroll along the Kilkeel Harbour, breathe in the fresh sea air, and witness the bustling fishing activity. For those seeking adventure, the majestic Mourne Mountains stand nearby, offering a paradise for hiking and nature enthusiasts. In the evening, head to The Bridge Bar, a local favorite known for live music and a friendly atmosphere. Explore unique treasures at Kilkeel's independent boutiques and gift shops, or savor fresh seafood and local delicacies at the Isle of Mourne Seafood. For a wider nightlife variety, consider a short trip to nearby Newry.