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The Great Famine was no stranger to Ballymoney and North County Wexford. The people of Ballymoney...
Read MoreThe Great Famine was no stranger to Ballymoney and North County Wexford. The people of Ballymoney...
Read MoreThe origin of the name is not known, it is assumed that a family of that name lived there at one...
Read MoreBallymoney Guest Houses were at their peak in the 1950’s and 60’s and into 70’s but were there...
Read MoreThe name Prospect owes its origins to Sir Edward Fisher, who first called it Fishertown, then,...
Read MoreThe rocks on the shoreline of Ballymoney were formed, essentially over two periods, separated by...
Read MoreOver the years and decades and back through the 19th and 20th centuries there have been many...
Read MoreBelieve it or not, we had no water scheme in Ballymoney until 1966 (that’s only a few short years...
Read MoreThe Isallt schooner shipwrecked on Ballymoney north beach, 7th December 1947. She was built in...
Read MoreOur second most recent shipwreck in Ballymoney was the Isallt. It was shipwrecked on 7th December...
Read MoreCourtown Harbour was built by James, Fourth Earl of Courtown (born on 22nd March 1794, died 20 th...
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