Uncharted Histories of the Causeway Coast

This is one of several unusual ship carvings scratched into the demesne wall behind Mount Druid. Their history and purpose is unclear, but the road that […]

The well-preserved remains of a chambered grave known as the Druid’s Stone, in a striking location atop a knoll on the boundary of Ballintoy Demesne, with […]

The Ernie Mann band was a popular showband in the Portrush area in the 1940s. The band performed at locations around the coast. This included Barry’s […]

This photograph shows Portrush Harbourmaster William Mann (c. 1836-1904) in the late 19th century. This old family photograph was submitted to the project by Norman Parkes […]

A watercolour painting by J W Campbell of the first harbour and Crannagh Hill in 1822. This Digital image of the painting was submitted to the […]

Digital copies of original prints in 19th century publications, of various accounts of visits to sites on the North Antrim coast. These are rom Saturday Magazine […]

Photographs submitted to the project of Lochaber School, Lisserluss by Sandra Hunter. We would love to hear any stories or information you may have about Lochaber […]

A young girl sits in grasses watching the Sea of Moyle over to Rathlin Island. Was she thinking about the Swans of Lir during storms or […]

Remains of one of many kelp kilns still to be found along the Causeway Coast. The manufacture of kelp in Ireland from the 17th to early […]