Crannogs
Crannogs are lake dwellings, artificial islands on which people built their homes from the Neolithic period until as late as the 17th century AD. They …
Ballycastle Art
Arts Ballycastle is surrounded with breath-taking scenery and has therefore inspired many an artist to great heights, Martin Goode, Liam Jones, Charlie McAuley, Briege Stanley, …
Watertop Farm
Five miles from Ballycastle on the inland road (A2) to Cushendall, Watertop Farm is an open family farm next to Ballypatrick Forest. It is family …
Golf
One of the oldest in Ireland, Ballycastle golf club was founded in 1890 as an eighteen hole course with a mixture of parkland and link …
Hiking
The main route for hiking is the Ulster Way that is designed and widely publicised with hikers in mind. My advice is to purchase a …
Tourist News – 06/07/2000
Regional Development Minister Peter Robinson, at a ceremony in the Londonderry Arms in Carnlough, launched a new bus service that will improve public transport in …
Tourist News – 06/08/2001
The recently formed Marconi Radio Group have organised a festival with a full programme of events for all the family to enjoy on August 19th …
Tourist News – 19/06/2000
Local councilors were delighted to learn that once again Seacat will be sponsoring the County Antrim Tennis Championship later this summer. Dates National Cycle Network …
Tourist News – 26/06/2001
Liz Weir, Antrim Glens storyteller and broadcaster, welcomed a large crowd to the opening of her Ballyeamon Camping Barn, a new budget accommodation initiative fives …
Tourist News – 12/10/2000
The European Commission Special Support Scheme for Peace and Reconciliation together with the Causeway Initiative Pilot Sustainable Tourism Support Scheme and Northern Ireland Tourist Board …