County Antrim

Dublin and Belfast: Two Cities, Two Irelands

Dublin and Belfast. Two cities, one island, two different stories about Ireland’s past. Do your ancestors come from these two historic cities?

Glenarm Castle, County Antrim

As we travelled the scenic Antrim coast approaching the southernmost of the nine Glens of Antrim, we stopped in the village of Glenarm and went to see Glenarm Castle.

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Finvoy Presbyterian Church, County Antrim

We head to Finvoy Presbyterian Church, outside Ballymoney where we learn about one of the oldest presbyterian congregations on the island of Ireland.

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Dunluce Castle, County Antrim

Up early one sunny morning, we travelled along what has become known as “The Causeway Coast” (named after The Giant’s Causeway). The first stop along the coast was the impressive Dunluce Castle.

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Ballymoney Museum, County Antrim

We head to Ballymoney and to the museum housed within the historic Ballymoney Town Hall. A perfect stopping off point to explore local heritage in the heart of the Causeway Coast.

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