Saul is a Village in the county of County Down.

Saul postcode: BT30 7JQ

Retail in Saul

There are great places to visit near Saul including some great cities and shopping centres.

There are a several good cities in the area around Saul like Belfast.

There are a number of shopping centres near to Saul including Victoria Square.

Saul History

There are some historic monuments around Saul:

• Rath
• Motte and bailey
• Standing Stone
• Standing stone
• Mound and enclosure: Magnus Grave
• Raised Rath
• Megalithic Cist
• Chimney stack 'Shrigley Mill Chimney
• Stone head built into side wall of outbuilding
• Enclosure
• Barrow
• Crannog in the Clea Lakes
• Stone circle
• Crannog in the Clea Lakes
• Cross: Downpatrick town Cross,rnCathedral Hill, Downpatrick: earthworks and ecclesiastical site
• Pier
• Standing Stone
• Tower House: Old Castle Ward
• Raised Rath
• Raised Rath
• Inscribed stone
• CORBELLED PIG CREW
• Rectangular enclosure and souterrain
• Standing stone - possible portal tomb remains
• Church and graveyard: St Tassach's, Saul
• Bawn
• Court Tomb
• Bullaun stones
• ECCLESIASTICAL SITE
• WINDMILL STUMP
• Rath and Motte
• Tower-house
• Raised rath
• PORTAL TOMB
• Church Site: Cappel-na-Coole
• Killough Harbour and Rope-walk
• Raised Rath
• Benedictine Monastry and multi period ecclesiastical site.'Cathedral Hill
• RATHKELTHAIR -THE MOUND OF DOWN
• Open field system
• Chambered tomb
• Rath Pair
• Rath
• Monastic remains outside state care area
• Southerrain
• RAISED RATH & MOTTE
• Rath
• Standing Stone
• Tower-house: Margaret's Castle
• Harbour and Rope-walk. 'Killough Harbour
• 18th-century designed landscape. -Temple Water Canal Landscape
• Tower house and bawn: Walshestown Castle
• Windmill Stump
• Sstanding stone: The Long Stone
• Church and graveyard : Templecormick
• Stone Circle (area around and embracing the state care monument
• Rath and tower-house
• Rath
• Monastic remains outside State Care area
• Stone Quay
• MURPHYSTOWN CLACHAN
• Ecclesiastical site. 'Saul Abbey
• Tower-house: Quoile Castle
• 15th century Merchants Stores, 'Newark
• Cup and ring marked stone