Glens Of Antrim Historical Society
Formed in 1965 & recognised as one of the foremost Historical Societies in Ireland
This article first appeared in Volume 4 of The Glynns in 1976. It is presented here with additional photographs and hyperlinks. The Campbeltown Port Customs Records consist of outgoing letters from the Collector of Customs at the port to the Board of Customs at Edinburgh, together with further volumes of incoming directives and enquiries from … Read more
Up until about twenty-five years ago, the mill was a prominent feature in the life of this area of the Middle Glens. Since that time when the last mill ceased to function, they have gradually disappeared. The purpose of this article is to identify and record what information is known about these mills before … Read more
THE IRISH CONNECTION Angus Mc Vicar. The connections between Kintyre and N W Ireland from Mesolithic times. St.Colomba, Robert the Bruce, the story of Flora McDonald. GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS FROM ARDCLINIS AND KILMORE Brian STurner. Two small graveyards occupying Medieval sites, now disused and neglected. A record of all the stones possible to decipher. … Read more