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Harbour Museum
Traditional Museum and Picture Gallery principally dealing with the maritime history of the area.
Places to Visit Derry
Traditional Museum and Picture Gallery principally dealing with the maritime history of the area.
Places to Visit Derry
Roe Valley Country Park
Located 3km south of Limavady, a well known spot for trout and salmon fishing. The area is associated with the O'Cahans, who ruled the valley until the Plantations.
Places to Visit Derry
Located 3km south of Limavady, a well known spot for trout and salmon fishing. The area is associated with the O'Cahans, who ruled the valley until the Plantations.
Places to Visit Derry
Royal Gunpowder Mills
Located 8km west of Cork in Ballincollig, during the 19th-century this was one of Europe's largest gunpowder manufacturing plants.
Places to Visit Derry
Located 8km west of Cork in Ballincollig, during the 19th-century this was one of Europe's largest gunpowder manufacturing plants.
Places to Visit Derry
St. Augustine's Church
This small church is located inside the walls adjacent to the headquarters of the Apprentice boys. It is built on the same site that St Columb is said to have built his monastery in the 6th century. This monastery was replaced in the 13th century by another church, but the newer building was constructed in the 1872. The previous church was the place of worship for the citizens of Derry before the completion of the Cathedral. But this church was still in use providing smaller more private sermons. It is situated on its own grounds and in the cemetery beside it rests many from past generations.
Places to Visit Derry
This small church is located inside the walls adjacent to the headquarters of the Apprentice boys. It is built on the same site that St Columb is said to have built his monastery in the 6th century. This monastery was replaced in the 13th century by another church, but the newer building was constructed in the 1872. The previous church was the place of worship for the citizens of Derry before the completion of the Cathedral. But this church was still in use providing smaller more private sermons. It is situated on its own grounds and in the cemetery beside it rests many from past generations.
Places to Visit Derry
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