Treasure Hunt Thursday 20th June in Ballycastle

The Glens of Antrim Historical Society are holding a fund raising Treasure Hunt on Thursday 20th June at 7pm.  The hunt will leave from Ballycastle Presbyterian Church Hall, Coleraine Road, Ballycastle at 7pm. £12 per car, everyone welcome

A History of Cushendall Golf Club

CUSHENDALL GOLF CLUB: To celebrate and commemorate 80 glorious years of the Golf Club’s history, a limited edition, hardback book titled. “CUSHENDALL GOLF CLUB – Jewel of the Glens” will be launched on Friday 13th July at 8.pm in Cushendall Golf Club. Following the launch light refreshments will be served and the author Mr Denis … Read more

The GLYNNS Volume 45

The GLYNNS Volume 45  £10.00                                               Now available in the Glens of Antrim Historical Society Office Cushendall and McLister’s Newsagents Ballycastle. Did you know that you can also order The Glynns 45 to … Read more

AGM Reminder

  The Glens of Antrim Historical Society Invites you to the 2017 AGM on: Friday 22nd September at 8.00pm in: St. Mary’s Parish Centre, Cushendall Followed by: Refreshments and music by Seamus Mc Lean Launch of The Glynns Vol. 45 to follow All Welcome  

Who We Are

  The Glens of Antrim Historical Society   Office Bearers: 2018/2019      Chairperson: Mr Iain Bradley       Vice-Chair: Mr Leonard Quigg      Secretary: Mr Dominic O’Loan        Treasurer: Miss Eileen Mc Auley       Publications: Miss Catriona Duncan     Contact Us: The Old Schoolhouse 25 Mill Street, Cushendall County Antrim BT44 0RR e-mail: … Read more

Index of The Glynns

Full Index of The Glynns Volumes 1-45 now available online.       INDEX of THE GLYNNS Vol. 1        PENAL MASS SITES IN THE GLENS   The Rev. Patrick Mc Kavanagh. Discovering the old Mass sites in Glenravel, Cushendall, Cushendun, Glenariffe. Some sites known because of their Irish names eg Knockanaffrin in Glenravel; carved … Read more

Talk Friday 24th March 2017

‘My Life as a journalist and broadcaster’ by Roisin McAuley Lee. Roisin will look back at the last 50 years in Northern Ireland from the perspective of a journalist and broadcaster.  The talk will take place in St Mary’s Parish Centre Cushendall on Friday 24th March at 8.30pm.  Everyone welcome.