Dromod Harbour, which is busing during summer months was quiet on Sunday evening.

The old harbour in Dromod was built in 1829 at a cost of £139 and provided a means of transporting goods to the village by water. This was later replaced by road and rail.

The harbour has been in use for over 150 years and was once a busy port, with barges full of Guinness, turf and medical supplies commonly docking. Dromod was also an important stopover town from 1887 to 1959

The harbour boasts some stunning views. It is well maintained and allows for easy access to the town where there are a number of of restaurants and bars to choose from.