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Flint

(see also: Mold | Buckley | Deeside | Bagillt | Holywell | Chester)

Flint Castle was the first one to be built by Edward I as he advanced into Wales in the 13th century. It was here that Richard II, returning from Ireland in 1399, was forced into submission by Henry Bolingbroke, later Henry IV - a scene depicted by Shakespeare in his play ‘Richard II’. The castle is open all year, and there is a picnic area and free car park.

Flint also has a leisure centre and golf club.
Local tourist association for Flintshire http://www.tourism-flintshire.org.uk


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Colwyn Bay, LL29 7LN

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