HIGHEST POINT of Ireland’s county ANTRIM
The highest point in County Antrim is Trostan, standing at 550 meters (1,804 feet). Trostan is situated in the heart…
HAUNTED PLACES in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Dunluce Castle and the Banshee’s Wail Legend: Dunluce Castle is haunted by a banshee, whose cry foretold the 1639 collapse…
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CONTACT LIST for Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council: Zoe Lindsay, Tourism Business Engagement Officer, zoe.lindsay@midandeastantrim.gov.uk, Phone: +44…
CASTLES in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Belfast Castle: Located on the slopes of Cave Hill, Belfast Castle is a Victorian-era sandstone…
BIRDWATCHING in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
County Antrim, offers diverse habitats for birdwatching, including coastal cliffs, wetlands, woodlands, and islands like…
ATTRACTIONS in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Giant’s Causeway: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this natural wonder features around 40,000 interlocking basalt…
ARCHAEOLOGY in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Antrim Round Tower (The Steeple): Steeple Road, Antrim Town, BT41 1BJ. Built around the 10th…
The anthem of Ireland’s county ANTRIM
The Green Glens of Antrim: Written by Archie Montgomery (under the pseudonym Kenneth North) and…
TRAVELS PAST: Ireland’s county ANTRIM in 1837
ANTRIM (County of), a maritime county in the province of ULSTER, bounded on the north by…
ADVENTURE TRAVEL in Ireland’s county ANTRIM
Adventure Tourism Thrives in County AntrimBelfast, County Antrim – County Antrim, located in the north-east…