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Antrim Gallery Graves
Choose from our selection of gallery graves in antrim county below - to view details on each, just click 'More'
17 gallery graves in antrim county
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Saint Patrick's Carncastle
Larne, Antrim
An old spanish Chestnut tree which can be found there is said to have grown from a seed in the pocket of a sailor drowned off the coast during the time of the Spanish Armada in 1588; legend has it that his body was washed ashore and buried at Cairncastle. Other interesting graves in the cemetery include that of local clergyman and historian Rev. Classon Porter, who once lived at nearby Ballygally Castle and whose tombstone is in the shape of a Celtic Cross. Inside the church is a baptismal fon...
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Tempelcorran Cemetery
Larne, Antrim
This old cemetery at Ballycarry includes the ruins of Ireland's first Presbyterian Church within its boundaries, as well as the grave of the first Presbyterian minister in Ireland, Rev. Edward Brice, who died in 1636. Some 50 graves of general historical note are marked as part of the Templecorran cemetery Project and uided tours for groups canbe arranged by the Ballycarry Community Association....
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Glencloy
Antrim, Antrim
Glencloy :- "Glen of Hedges" this is and area of stone dykes....
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Ballykeel
Islandmagee, Antrim
Many of the gravestones inside the cemetery relate to seafaring families long associated with this peninsula....
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Glenballyeamon
Glenballyeamon, Antrim, Antrim
Glenballyeamon :- "Eamon's townland Glen", here you can find traces of the Glen's ancient forts....
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Ballypriormore
Islandmagee, Antrim
Legend has it that the first people to the buried here were Danes, who brought soil from Scandinavia so that they could rest in their own soil. Whether true or not, locals say that the soil at Ballypriormore is sandier than elsewhere in Islandmagee. Many old gravestones are to be found in the cemetery, which is accessed along a small lane just past Ballypriormore School....
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Glenaan
Glenaan, Antrim
Glenaan :- "Glen of rush lights" famous for the the grave of the warrior poet Ossian....
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Glencorp
Glencorp, Antrim, Antrim
Glencorp :- "Glen of the Slaughter", an area of hill farms and whin clad slopes....
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Templecorran Cemetery
Ballycarry, Larne, Antrim
This old cemetery at Ballycarry includes the ruins of Ireland's first Presbyterian Church within its boundaries, as well as the grave of the first Presbyterian minister in Ireland, Rev. Edward Brice, who died in 1636. Some 50 graves of general historical note are marked as part of the Templecorran Cemetery Project and guided tours for groups can be arranged by the Ballycarry Community Association....
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Glendun
Glemdun, Antrim, Antrim
Glendun :- "Brown Glen", this glen has the wildest scenery of all the Glens....
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