Cullyvully clachan is situated in the townland of Mullaghsandall (parish of Kilwaughter) in Glenarm.
Cullyvully is one of three clachans in the townland of Mullaghsandall – the other two being Ligg and Cruck. This clachan is also referred to on some maps as ‘Back of the Hill’ because it lay on the other side of the hill from Ligg and Cruck.
The photographs below show the main buildings which make up the clachan area today. The photograph numbers correspond to the numbers in the sketch map.
The links on the right of this page will provide you with more information on the people who occupied the clachan during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.