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How a TV show has drawn Australians and Americans to a seaside town

The TV show 'Hope Street' has sparked a surge of tourists to Donaghadee, attracting visitors from both Australia and the U.S. The town's scenic charm and filming locations are drawing fans, greatly benefiting local businesses.

BBC News· Jul 20, 2026 · 8:02 AM · 8 views

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The TV show 'Hope Street' has sparked a surge of tourists to Donaghadee, attracting visitors from both Australia and the U.S. The town's scenic charm and filming locations are drawing fans, greatly benefiting local businesses.

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