Balloo, County Down
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Places of interest
Originally a coaching house dating back to the late 17th century, Balloo House is a pub and restaurant, with stone floors and working Aga dominating the historic kitchen bar. It was once a large farmhouse, bought by the McConnell family in 1893, and has been a licensed premises ever since.[3] In January 2008, Balloo House was announced as one of the Bridgestone Guide's top 100 restaurants in Ireland.[4]
People
- John Jordan (1852–1925), a British diplomat, was born in Upper Balloo.
See also
References
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