County Down-born comedian and presenter Patrick Kielty stars in 'Ballywalter', a drama shot on a number of locations on the Ards Peninsula and in Belfast.
Is Ballwalter a real place?
It is! This small coastal village lies along the Ards Peninsula, overlooking the waters of the Irish Sea.
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Where can I stay in or near Ballywalter?
Every year in the summer season, the quiet ambience and beautifully scenery entices visitors to return to the many static caravan parks dotted in and around Ballywalter.
The local area has plenty of Guest Houses and cosy Bed and Breakfasts to choose from, providing warm hospitality which add's to the experience of this rural retreat.
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What else is there to do in and around Ballywalter?
- Ballywalter Beach is a long, sandy coastline that offers enjoyment for all, along with its rock pools, ready to explore.
- Open to the public, by appointment only, is Ballywalter Estate, home to Lord and Lady Dunleath. A Grade A* listed stately home is deemed to be of exceptional architectural importance. The mansion house, which was built in the Italianate Palazzo style by renowned architect, Sir Charles Lanyon, also boasts 30 acres of pleasure grounds. The walled demesne of 270 acres is home to one of Northern Ireland’s largest dairy herds.
- Visit nearby attractions dotted all around the seaside village, including Eden Pottery in Millisle, Ballycopeland Windmill in Millisle, Donaghadee town - famous as 'Port Devine' in the BBC One series 'Hope Street', and further down the beautiful coastline, Northern Ireland's only aquarium, Exploris in Portaferry.
How can I watch 'Ballywalter?
The movie was out in cinema's nationwide and is now available to purchase through various channels.
Read more about the movie 'Ballywalter' [Press release - Oct, 2023]