A recent article by the Telegraph promoting the beautiful Antrim coast and Causeway Coastal Route. Take a road trip along Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coastal Route and you’ll find a wealth of legend, beauty and culture. Blink and you might miss the sign. I nearly did. As I turned the car north and left behind a […]
At nly 15 minutes drive from Ballygally, the Gobbins Cliff Path is open and welcoming visitors from across the world. A spectacular location where you can truly escape everyday life and experience nature at its most elemental. During your amazing 2.5 hour fully guided walking tour you may even taste the sea salt on your lips,
There seem to be more Game of thrones tours, events, locations and exhibitions opening frequently across the area so do have a look at them if you are a big GOT fan.For centuries the scenery of Northern Ireland has been entertaining and inspiring visitors and locals alike, from Thackeray (author of Vanity Fair) who referred
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If you are looking to find Ulster Scotts Ancestors in county Antrim then look no further than the National Archives of Ireland. As they have recently gone on-line with the 1911 census many of Northern Ireland counties including Antrim are now active. The census is a great tool for family research, so have a look!
The Giant’s Causeway- In the footsteps of giants… Flanked by the wild North Atlantic Ocean and a landscape of dramatic cliffs, for centuries the Giant’s Causeway has inspired artists, stirred scientific debate and captured the imagination of all who see it. So why not experience the Giant’s Causeway for yourself? Visit the world-famous basalt columns
Carrick -a-rede rope bridge on the causeway coastal route is a must for all travellers. Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge was first erected by salmon fishermen in 1755 Connected to the cliffs by a rope bridge across the Atlantic Ocean, Carrick-a-Rede Island (home to a single building – a fisherman’s cottage) is the final destination. Suspended almost
When you stay on the Antrim Coast bring along your laptop or smart phone as complimentary Wireless Broadband is available in every apartment. In Ballygally Holiday Apartments. So now you can google “Things to do on the Causeway Coastal route?” or “or places to eat on the Antrim coast” or even leave us a nice
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This beautiful farm offers home grown and organically reared beef, pork, bacon, lamb and Poultry. Also available is a rich variety of seasonal vegetables and soft fruit. Well worth a visit and only 25 minutes from the apartments. The Organic Farm has now oped a lovely coffee shop and I can guarantee that the food
Ballygally Hall is now fully operational and proving to be a big success. From keep fit, yoga , bridge and art classes Childrens parties, Christenings, Prayer Meetings, Burns Night, Wine Tasting, Community Lunches (everyone welcome) and bowls everyone is catered for and it is wonderful to see such an exciting facility fully used and enjoyed.