Glentaisie, the northernmost of the nine Glens of Antrim, is named after the legendary figure of Princess Taisie, who was gifted the lands and the Dun […]
The Giant’s Sconce, on Sconce Hill, with extensive views in all directions was the ideal location for a hilltop fort. The oval Iron Age hilltop fort, […]
Garvagh forest is the location of a structure more commonly associated with Egypt and the pharaohs – Northern Ireland’s only pyramid. The pyramid was erected by […]
Drumceatt Mound, also known as Mullagh Hill and Daisy Hill, just outside Limavady, is traditionally held to be the site where the great Convention of Drumceatt […]
The Dark Hedges is a popular landmark made up of curved beech trees which form intertwined patterns along a country road. Planted by the Stuart family […]
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visited Coleraine on four occasions – in 1953, 1977, 2007 and 2014. In July 1953, the Royal Train halted at Coleraine […]
In Ballywillan Old Churchyard, just south of Portrush, there is a gravestone at the southwest corner of the old church belonging to a Mrs Dorothea Ross, […]