Curraghs are an ancient type of boat native to Irish shores built by sewing a tough skin of ox-hides over a light canoe-like frame of wooden splints, and driven by oars and a square-sail of woolen cloth. Canvas-covered curraghs are still used as fishing skiffs in western Ireland, and are very seaworthy in heavy weather. … Read more
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Nestled on the north coast of Ireland, Torr Head is a hidden gem that offers stunning vistas, unique flora and fauna, and a rich history to explore. This remarkable headland is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history buffs, and anyone who wants to experience the beauty of Ireland in all its glory. A Brief … Read more
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Exploring the Layd Old Church: A Historical Journey If history fascinates you, and you enjoy exploring the rich heritage of ancient monuments, a visit to the Layd Old Church is an absolute must. Situated in the northeastern coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, the Layd Old Church stands as a testament to its rich and … Read more
Glencloy takes its name from the stone ditches in the upper glen and on Garron mountain. Some of these have been shown to date from the Bronze Age. Archaeological excavations at Bay Farm have uncovered evidence of Neolithic occupation (around 4000 B.C.) and further excavations in the same general area uncovered a Bronze Age settlement … Read more
Exploring the History and Culture of Armoy, Northern Ireland Armoy, a picturesque village located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, has a rich history and culture that spans back centuries. This charming village boasts a unique blend of Celtic traditions and modern-day influences, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic Irish experience. A … Read more
(Mouth of the river Margy) History The ruin of a Franciscan friary founded by Rory McQuillan about 1500 and used until the mid seventeenth century. One of the last friaries to be built before the Reformation, it was approached by a small, two-storey gate-house. The friary church, originally roofed with thatch, is long and rectangular, … Read more
Glentaisie, the first of the nine glens, starts at the front of Knocklayde mountain and meanders around its base down to Ballycastle Bay. The glen is believed to have been named after the beautiful Princess Taisie daughter of King Dorm from Rathlin Island. The upper slopes are barren green fertile fields home to flocks of … Read more