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- Kenneth Allen, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Albert Bridge, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom Carrickfergus Borough Council has been listening to arguments through its walls since the 1760s, which must be…
Fortified house built on franciscan friary: joymount in CarrickfergusFortified House built on Franciscan Friary: Joymount · 78 ydExplorer Tom Joymount in Carrickfergus is a fortified house built on top of a friary, so it’s basically religious architecture with…
Carrickfergus MuseumMuseum · 121 ydExplorer Tom Carrickfergus Museum lets the old town speak through things dug up, saved and remembered by its own people. It is…
Explorer Tom Joymount Presbyterian Church in Carrickfergus is having a quiet feud with the church next door over who has the better…
Medieval Parish Church, Post-med. & Modern Church & Graveyard: St Nicholas' Church, St Nicholas of Cragfergus in CarrickfergusMedieval Parish Church, Post-med. & Modern Church & Graveyard: St Nicholas' Church, St Nicholas of Cragfergus · 227 ydExplorer Tom Medieval Parish Church, Post-med. & Modern Church & Graveyard: St Nicholas' Church, St Nicholas of Cragfergus in…
Explorer Tom In 1760, Frenchmen landed here and took Carrickfergus Castle with a grin, proving that six hundred guys beat two…
Carrickfergus CastleCastle · 252 ydExplorer Tom I'd ask de Courcy why he chose this spot, then check the shoreline before answering. Carrickfergus Castle planted…
Carrickfergus castle in CarrickfergusCarrickfergus Castle · 256 ydExplorer Tom Stand by Belfast Lough and you can see why John de Courcy chose this spot after his invasion of Ulster in 1177.…
Enclosure in Carrickfergus; East Central WardEnclosure · 264 ydExplorer Tom Enclosure in Carrickfergus would bring a single, sad potato to any party and call it a cultural exchange. It’s next…
King William III MonumentMonument · 265 ydExplorer Tom The King William III Monument is a statue standing guard over Carrickfergus, probably checking if everyone has their…
Explorer Tom Siege of Carrickfergus in County Antrim is where everyone held their breath for weeks. It makes a great snoring sound…
US RangersMemorial · 460 ydExplorer Tom US Rangers would complain to the council about the wind ruining their camouflage, or maybe just the fact that nobody…

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