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Holy well & possible site of church & graveyard: mulleague well, church of miloc (c.f. Ant 058:018) in BallygortgarveHoly well & possible site of church & graveyard: mulleague well, church of miloc (c.f. Ant 058:018) · 928 ydExplorer Tom Holy well & possible site of church & graveyard: mulleague well, Church of miloc in Ballygortgarve has a holy well that…
Explorer Tom Bronze age burial complex, With ring ditch, Cist burial, Pits etc in Ballygortgarve has a ring ditch that looks like an…
Explorer Tom Railway Viaduct in Ballydonaghy has a deep suspicion of the postman and probably thinks he’s stealing its thunder.…
Earthwork in BallygortgarveEarthwork · 1192 ydExplorer Tom Earthwork in Ballygortgarve is an early Christian mound that’s had a few additions over time. It’s like a house with…
Explorer Tom Crumlin Presbyterian Church has been judging your outfit since 1829 without breaking a sweat. It’s got that classic…
Medieval Church & Graveyard: Camlin or Camelyn (crumlin) Church in BallydonaghyMedieval Church & Graveyard: Camlin or Camelyn (crumlin) Church · 1318 ydExplorer Tom Medieval Church & Graveyard: Camlin or Camelyn Church in Ballydonaghy is where the Vikings definitely got lost looking…
Bronze Age Burnt Mounds/ Fulacht Fiadh (2) & Early Christian Settlement Activity in BallygortgarveBronze Age Burnt Mounds/ Fulacht Fiadh (2) & Early Christian Settlement Activity · 1462 ydExplorer Tom These burnt mounds in Ballygortgarve have made a New Year's resolution to stop cooking their rocks so aggressively and…
Explorer Tom Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church in Ballytromery, County Antrim, has changed so many names it should just be called…
Fortification in SeacashFortification · 1.1 miExplorer Tom Fortification in Seacash is famous for smuggling stories involving barrels of rum that were actually just full of…
Explorer Tom Mapped cemetery in County Antrim has a tall tale about a hidden tunnel to the pub that locals swear by but nobody has…
Main StreetVisitor information · 2.7 miExplorer Tom Main Street has been avoiding a certain bishop who refuses to visit because he thinks the pavement is too narrow for…
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