What is recorded here
Portglenone in Garvaghy, County Antrim, is a recorded post-medieval settlement where human life once clustered around the land. The official map places it at the centre of the archaeological site, preserving the shape of a community that no longer stands. Whatever houses, lanes or fields filled that space, they belonged to people who lived there long enough to leave a mark worth recording.
The official Northern Ireland record identifies this as HISTORIC SETTLEMENT: PORTGLENONE. Recorded period: POST-MED. The official map point was placed at the centre of the recorded archaeological site from the source map reference.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
Places near here
Parish ChurchChurch · 102 yd
First Presbyterian ChurchChurch · 179 yd
CASTLE (site of): PORTGLENONE CASTLE in GarvaghyCASTLE (site of): PORTGLENONE CASTLE · 411 yd
FORD across R. BANN & SITE OF BATTLE, 1689 (see also ANT 031:052 for opposite side of the river) in GlenoneFORD across R. BANN & SITE OF BATTLE, 1689 (see also ANT 031:052 for opposite side of the river) · 902 yd
ENCLOSURE in GarvaghyENCLOSURE · 1177 yd
Bracknamuckley ForestWood · 1393 yd
Top WoodWood · 1647 yd
ENCLOSURE in BracknamuckleyENCLOSURE · 1.2 mi
TullyMountain / peak · 2.0 mi
Scroggy Mass RockNamed rock · 2.5 mi
Seamus HeaneyMemorial · 4.4 mi
PLANTATION CASTLE & BAWN on site of RATH: BELLAGHY BAWN in Old Town Deer ParkPLANTATION CASTLE & BAWN on site of RATH: BELLAGHY BAWN · 5.0 mi