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Carnlough Antrim Fishing Village - Carnlough Harbour - NI

Carnlough and Carnlough Harbour is an area of outstanding beauty nestled in amongst the Glens of Antrim - at the foot of Glencloy -
and the North Channel on the well travelled Coast Road.

Carnlough is actually a beautiful small fishing village that is located in county Antrim, Northern Ireland, and this Carnlough Harbour is part of it, on the shores of Carnlough Bay.

Carnlough Harbour was built by the owners of the quarries west of the village, which were connected to the harbour by means of a mineral tramway network, which include a bridge over each of two parallel streets in the village. Most of the old things that are built in any country out there are renovated and that is exactly the same that happened with Carnlough Harbour; it has been renovated recently and is now used by pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Carnlough Harbour is now considered the focal point for the whole village, that is why it might be attracting lots of people - especially the local Irish ones - to it because they already now what they are going to see and experience at this place. This area offers many opportunities for both sea angling and fresh water angling.

If you intended to come to Carnlough Harbour by boat before and you are not from the village, you might have heard that it is difficult to find a place because it is usually full of local boats.

Carnlough Harbour is situated at the northern end of Carnlough Bay between Garren Point and Park Head. Visiting the place in general has its own different feeling and it is of course one experience which you will fall in love with for the weather and the calmness of the view; if you are coming from afar, there is also the famous Londonderry Arms Hotel which is just in front of the harbour and which you could stay at.

Being in Carnlough Village itself means that there are different attractions which one could actually see and check in addition to Carnlough Harbour - which we have to say is the most famous there. The options from the places that one could choose, there is the Glenarm Castle, the Red Bay Castle, Cranny Falls, Ardclinis Church, Carnlough Library, St. John the Evangelist, and the Hidden Village of Galboly. People always think that because Carnlough is a small village, it might not have what people could visit and know more about, but it has and might even grab the attention so easily.

In addition to those attractions and destinations which one could head out to in order to check in Carnlough Village, one should also think about the activities or those things which could be done apart from sightseeing. One of the examples which we have include taking the Carnlough Bay boat tours which will provide you with a new experience, or else going to the Glenarm forest and have a walk inside the place and experience it all.

Carnlough is situated in Ballymena and that brings another journey which people could think about - you could jump from one village to the other to check what it has there, but which will definitely depend on the number of days you are taking to enjoy your vacation.

In Ballymena, there are some important places to be mentioned, such as the Cushendun Caves which are situated in Cushendun ( and which also appeared in Game of Thrones movie series - just like Carnlough - and which is one of those which we have been to before.

Carnlough Harbour appeared in Game of Thrones movie series which is filmed in different locations all around Northern Ireland, even some of the 10 doors that appeared in the movie are found in Northern Ireland as well and if we are referring to Ballymena then door number 8 is found in Mary McBride's Bar which is found in Cushendun, Ballymena; so there is always something to explore in every part of Northern Ireland.

The trip we had to visit Carnlough Harbour was an interesting one, we didn't manage to visit any other touristic destinations in Carnlough Village but we loved walking by the water, sitting there just watching the boats, and at the same time enjoying the breeze and the atmosphere of the whole place.

If you are going on a tour regarding the locations that are part of Game of Thrones then visiting the Carnlough Harbour is a must, and if you are generally searching for a new and different location which you might visit in Northern Ireland then this is also an option - but it will definitely depend on your current location and the place you are staying at during your visit.

If you have already been to the Carnlough Harbour before then share with us your experience and tell us about the things you loved the most about the place. If you have never been there before then this is the right time to head to this peaceful place and see it in real and you will not lose if you also headed to some of the attractions there as well.

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Broughshane winner of Entente Florale and Ulster in Bloom

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Llanberis

Llanberis in northern Wales is my father's ancestral home. On Penelope Keith's series, Hidden Villages, she explores this village, talks about its iconic slate mine, and explores the beautiful land around Mount Snowdon.

The Village of Saintfield County Down - Northern Ireland

When it comes to the villages to explore in Northern Ireland, Saintfield is one of them. Saintfield is a village and civil parish in County Down, which is located about halfway between Belfast and Downpatrick.

Before coming to the point that it became called Saintfield, this village was known as Tawnaghnym and then Taunaghnieve, actually this English translation did not appear and come to use until the 18th century. Saintfield has gone through lots of events throughout the history before it reached the state it is at during the moment.

There are several different destinations that one could visit when it comes to Saintfield in County Down, such as the Rowallane Garden that is situated south of the village, there are also the different old buildings which are located on the main street and which have old stables and courtyards behind them, the Market House and the Hotel could be also seen on the main street but a little bit different since one is a private house and the other turned to an orange hall.

While we were visiting this village in county Down, we have passed by a couple of places which we consider are good attractions for one to check and these include the cafes, the bakeries, as well as the other historical buildings which would tell more about the history of the place. We passed by Saint Cafe and checked the interesting sandwiches and sweet stuff which they offer, we have also been to Saintfield Griddle Home Bakery with their sweet bakeries and stuff, there is also the Rowallane Garden which one will enjoy the green spaces while walking there, and all these come of course in addition to the old buildings and streets which the visitors will check to know more about the history of the place.

In addition to those places and suggestions which we have brought in this video to all those who are considering a trip to Saintfield, there are some other places which they could go to as well, such as Saintfield Library, the Rademon Estate Distillery, Kiltonga Wildlife Reserve ( which is not far away from this town, and lots of other different places which one could find through walking down the city and exploring its streets and old buildings.

When one talks about the villages that are found in Northern Ireland in general, just like the village of Saintfield in County Down, there are some other suggestions for people searching for a place to go to, such as Carnlough fishing village which is located in county Antrim and which is the perfect destination for having a nice time and not just for fishing ( the Portballintrae beach village which is also found in Northern Ireland and is a good hit ( and there are some other ones which people could go to and check according to the whole plan they have in Northern Ireland and the different destinations they are already planning to visit.

Back in the 16th century, Saintfield was part of South Clannaboy that was owned by Sir Con McNeil Oge O'Neil, and this land was granted to Sir James Hamilton afterwards in 1605 who planted English and Scottish settlers in the area. Saintfield was the early 17th century settlement with the first church being built in 1633. Major General Nicholas Price of Hollymount bought the village in 1709 and he was the one who changed its name to Saintfield at the end.

Nicholas Price was the one to take care of Saintfield village until his death and he was also the one who encouraged linen and tradesmen to settle, established a barracks, repaired the parish church and established markets and fairs. Price was also the reason behind the number of corn, flour and flax mills which are found out there in the village and which some of them still exist until today, and also has gained a tradition of textile manufacture through Saintfield yarns.

From that point on, churches were built and the village started to gain its importance that we know all about it at this point and we even recommend it for those who are considering a new place to go to and discover in Northern Ireland.

Have you ever been to the Village of Saintfield in county Down before? You could plan your trip and also visit Banbridge in County Down ( go and check the Tollymore Forest ( and also manage to go to Down County Museum and check what it has to offer you from history (

There is always something to see in the place you are travelling to and visiting, and when it comes to County Down then Saintfield is one of the options to consider along with going to other places which are located around the village or close enough for one to go and check.

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Broughshane winner of Ulster in Bloom and Entente Florale

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Beversbrook Sports and Community Facility

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Brendan Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers (born 26 January 1973) is a Northern Irish football coach and former player who is the current manager of Premier League club Liverpool.
Rodgers began his career as a defender at Ballymena United, where he stayed until he was signed by Reading at the age of 18, although a genetic knee condition forced him to retire at the age of 20. He remained at Reading as a coach, and continued to play non-league football at Newport, Witney Town and Newbury Town for several years. After a period travelling Spain to study coaching methods, he was invited by José Mourinho to join Chelsea as youth manager in 2004, later being promoted to reserve manager in 2006.

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Marie Curie Firewalk in Draperstown

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March 2017: Cranmore Integrated Primary School assembly to celebrate Integrated Education Month 2017 and the particular journey of our school since opening in September 1993 in Adelaide Park.

Enhanced Leisure Facility

Virtual walk through of the proposed enhanced leisure facility at Clowne.

Action on Hearing Loss: Get Active at Ballymena Library

Action on Hearing Loss have organised a free event

when : Friday 17 May 2013

Time: 10am to 12 noon

Where: Ballymena Library

Who for: Deaf and Hard of Hearing people

What is involved: Get a tour of the library and infor on how to join. Plus we will have some light fun activities.

Please bring ID if you would like to get free library membership. Tea, coffee and a BSL interpreter will be provided.

Irish Newspaper Archive tutorial

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Hi all. Now, some more ISL information for you if you're interested in researching Deaf history.

One place to look that's packed with rich and plentiful references to Deaf people is newspapers. In times gone by, old newspapers had long, detailed articles that covered Deaf people's experiences in court, or talking about the Cabra Deaf schools (St Mary's and St Joseph's), class reunions and so on.

You can go to the National Library which pretty much has all the newspapers published in Ireland to date, or you could try a website called IrishNewsArchive.com. Both resources are good, particularly the website. You pay 10 euro for a 24 hour period of access to the site, within which you can search, explore, read articles, and save them. Just last night I paid the money and have since found some new information already!

So now, let me show you how to use the site...

Peabo's Friends Present: Blackthorns 1977 Yellow Haired Laddie

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Over The Decades Many Folk Songs Have been Written, and Sung about The Battles which Took Place Long Ago in The Lands of Ireland, Scotland, and in The Highlands of Scotland.
These Battles Generally over Land Disputes, Political, or Religous Beliefs were Fought Long, and Hard. Sometimes To Victory, and Sometimes Lost with The Pain and Suffering of Defeat.
Generally, All of The Battles were Fought, and Culminated with Great Loss of Life.
Possibly a True Story, Possibly Traditional Folklore...Only The Generations of The Past Would Know.
Yellow Haired Laddie Is About Just One of Those Great Battles which Took Place Long Long Ago...
About A Young Man Leading His Fellow Soldiers (Also Known as Clansmen) into Battle With his Pibroch Playing (Another Name for the Bagpipe, and The Type of Music Played on This Instrument) and

The Young Yellow Haired Laddie Becomes Immortalized in Song after He is Surrounded, and Killed in Battle by The Opposing Forces. His Lifeless Body is placed on a Bier.
( A Bier is a Stand on which a Corpse, or Coffin Containing a Corpse, is placed to Lie in State or to Be Carried to The Grave.)

Even the Maidens are Saddened, and Their Faces Grow Pale, as off In The Distance They Hear The Sounds of The Caralat (A Bamboo Instrument which Produces a Crackling Sound)
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This 1977 Blackthorn Version was Recorded On WHM Records.
Yellow Haired Laddie is A Classic Example of Folk Song Done in The True Irish Scottish/Gaelic Style of Music.
You can Almost Feel The Excitment of The Young Soldiers (Clansmen) Marching into Battle, and The Sadness Those Men, and Their Chieftains (The Leaders of a Clan or Tribe)

Felt Bringing The Young Yellow Haired Laddie Home, Finally Be Laid To Rest On The Brae. (The Brow of a Hill, or A Hill or Hillside; The High Ground Adjoining a River Bank)

Thank You Blackthorn, WMG Records, and The Great Singing Voice of Their Lead Singer Nina Szifris for Doing Such a Beautiful, Heartfelt Version of This Classic Story, Yellow Haired Laddie Done in The True Gaelic Folk Style of Years Gone By.

A Very Special Thank You To Angelo V. ( MacAngelo), and The Lochee Library, Dundee, Scotland...For Their Assistance, and Time which They Provided in Searching for The Historical Material Needed To Make this Movie Possible.

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Above Glenashdale Falls, Isle of Arran

Filmed during my recent visit to Arran. shot using a Dji Inspire.

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How to Explore the Causeway Coastal Route

Hold tight – we're about to embark on an epic journey along the coast of Northern Ireland. This is the Causeway Coastal Route, a 4-day itinerary that will bring you to majestic cliff-top castles, sea bridges swaying high above the ocean and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Here's a few facts about the Causeway Coastal Route:

– The Giant’s Causeway was formed over 60 million years ago, when molten lava from the earth’s core came into contact with the sea, crystallising into the 40,000 hexagonal basalt pillars we recognise today.

– The Cushendun Caves were used as a filming location for HBO’s Game of Thrones®. You’ll recognise them from the scene where Melisandre gave birth to a shadowy creature that would eventually kill Renly Baratheon.

– Rathlin Island is the most northerly inhabited island in Ireland – it’s also home to colonies of seabirds, and a curious ‘upside-down’ lighthouse that glows red at night.

– Overlooking Downhill Beach, Mussenden Temple was once used as a private library. It’s modelled after the Temple of Vesta in Tivoli, Italy. Oh, and did we mention they carry out wedding ceremonies here?

– Leading to Carrick Island, the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge was initially set up by salmon fishermen who wanted to make use of the abundant waters around the rocky outcrop.

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Larne

Larne or Lairne (from Irish: Latharna, the name of a Gaelic territory) is a seaport and industrial market town, as well as a civil parish, on the east coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland with a population of 18,323 people in the 2008 Estimate. As of 2011, there are about 32,000 residents in the greater Larne area. It has been used as a seaport for over 1,000 years, and is today a major passenger and freight roll-on roll-off port. Larne is twinned with Clover, South Carolina which has named one of its schools, Larne Elementary School, after Larne. Larne is administered by Larne Borough Council. Together with the neighbouring district of Carrickfergus and part of Newtownabbey, it forms the East Antrim constituency for elections to the Westminster Parliament and Northern Ireland Assembly.

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Norther Ireland Trip Day-2 | Giants Causeway | Bushmills Distillery | Game Of Thrones Tour

TG4 The GAA Handball Show Series 2, Episode 2, Part 2

The huge GAA Handball One Wall Nationals in Breaffy Sports Arena, Castlebar, saw a host of players from USA. Puerto Rico, Italy and England travel to take on the Irish players across a vast range of grades with over 550 players in all competing for titles.
Features on the new One Wall Schools Handball initiative as World Champion, Paul Brady, toured the Schools with St. Ciaran's Ballygawley and St. Colm's high School, Draperstown (Derry).
Action from a host of finals and interviews with star players from the event including Killian Carroll, Joshua Garcia and Rachael Garcia...