A Guide For Everyone Who Wants To Visit Our Wee Country
We are regular travellers around the 6 counties of Northern Ireland. So we bring you back info on what’s great bout our wee country.
Since the 18th century The Giant’s Causeway has often been described as ‘The Eighth Wonder Of The World’ and once you have visited the site …
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All that remains of Dunseverick Castle is a small and unimpressive wall on top of a precipice that faces the ocean. You would never guess …
The Causeway was formed 50 to 60 million years ago when Co. Antrim was subjected to intense volcanic activity. The lava rose through the chalk …
At the time of its construction The Thompson Dock was the biggest Dry Dock in the world, built for the biggest ships in the world. …
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The Harland & Wolf cranes, Known as Samson and Goliath are the two yellow gantry cranes, situated at Queen’s Island, that dominate the Belfast Skyline and …
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Wed, 11/07/2007 – 11:57pm — Gerard McGarry We took a drive down to Castlewellan Forest Park last Sunday, our first visit to the park despite …
Sun, 31/10/2010 – 11:37pm — Nathan The Ulster Museum is located in The Botanic Gardens in Belfast and has around 8000 metres of display space. …
The following article about Dunluce Castle was kindly shared by a Northern Ireland Guide reader. If you have any old stories, folklore or otherwise, feel …
Sun, 31/10/2010 – 10:26pm — Nathan Crumlin Road Jail is a former prison situated in North Belfast. It is the only victorian prison left in …
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Sat, 30/01/2010 – 8:39pm — Gerard McGarry Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland. It was granted city status in 1888 and is the …
