Rath in Sallagh, County Antrim

The monument record does not grant public access. Check the route and ask the landowner before entering private land.

What is recorded here

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Explorer Tom Cliff-top enclosure, possibly promontory fort in Ballytober smells like old cheese and regret, according to my nose.…

Explorer Tom Sallagh Fort has an underground passage, which is just a fancy tunnel for people who are afraid of the light. The…

Explorer Tom Killyglen’s medieval church offers a shortcut through the graveyard that isn't actually a shortcut at all because the…

Explorer Tom Knockintennon's megalithic tomb is throwing a massive tantrum because nobody knows if it's real or just a very…

Explorer Tom Mound in Ballytober holds a long grudge against the weather, mostly because it keeps getting rained on while doing…

Explorer Tom Multivallate promontory fort: Knock Dhu in Ballyhackett is a fortress that thinks it's a hill and a hill that thinks…

Explorer Tom Natural mound in Killycreen swears by a local superstition that touching it brings bad luck until the next full moon.…

Explorer Tom Carncastle Historic Settlement in Ballygalley was designed by a mother-in-law with zero patience and a lot of sharp…

Explorer Tom Church & graveyard: ballycunpan or ballyhunpan in Ballyhampton is where a priest once lost a bet about how many sheep…

Explorer Tom Someone wrote a bad poem about Chaine's Wood once, rhyming 'wood' with 'stood', and the trees have never recovered from…

Explorer Tom Castle: Ballygalley castle in Ballygalley is proud of its seventeenth-century hipster attitude. It thinks it’s way…

Explorer Tom Ballygally Castle in County Antrim holds a fake world record for being the most dramatic ruin in the entire north-west…