The 82-mile St Patrick’s Way: The Pilgrim Walk has attracted visitors from across the world.
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An 82-mile route walking in the footsteps of St Patrick has been hailed as Northern Ireland’s Camino de Santiago.
St Patrick’s Way: The Pilgrim Walk has attracted visitors from across the world to walk from Armagh, where Ireland’s national saint established his first stone church on the island more than 1,500 years ago, to his final resting place in Downpatrick.
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