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link to Trinity Presbyterian Church Ahoghill Gravestones

Trinity Presbyterian Church Ahoghill Gravestones

It was late July. The sun was shining brightly as I slowly made my way up Church Street in Ahoghill, past the Old Church Yard, on past Trinity Presbyterian Church, and ultimately to St Colmanell's...

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link to Saint Colmanell’s Church of Ireland Ahoghill Gravestones

Saint Colmanell’s Church of Ireland Ahoghill Gravestones

Ahoghill is about five miles from Portglenone and, in the other direction, is some four miles from Ballymena. Saint Colmanell's Church of Ireland is located on Church Street in Ahoghill.  Despite...

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link to Portglenone Church of Ireland Gravestones

Portglenone Church of Ireland Gravestones

A Very Short History of Portglenone Parish Church Located on the corner of the Townhill Road and Cullybackey Road, Portglenone Church of Ireland is one of the oldest churches in the area.   It was...

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link to Reverend Rainey Churchtown Presbyterian Church Tamlaght O’Crilly

Reverend Rainey Churchtown Presbyterian Church Tamlaght O’Crilly

The Reverend John Joseph Adams Rainey was a much loved minister at Churchtown Presbyterian Church in the village of Tamlaght O'Crilly, and preached there from 1933 to 1992. From his very first day,...

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link to Henry Stewart family, Ballymacombs, Portglenone, buried Tamlaght Lower

Henry Stewart family, Ballymacombs, Portglenone, buried Tamlaght Lower

A few nights ago, 27th December 2019, I received an email with a lovely old photograph attached.  It was taken some 100 or so years ago.  The email was from a regular visitor to this website, who...

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link to Second Portglenone Church – Old Cemetery, Townhill Road

Second Portglenone Church – Old Cemetery, Townhill Road

This old graveyard is situated less than one kilometer out the Townhill Road in Portglenone.   It sits on a hillside on the right hand side as one drives out of the village. Second Portglenone...

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One Irish Rover focuses on the history and the people of the area in Northern Ireland where I grew up i.e. the Portglenone, Kilrea, Maghera and Tamlaght areas, in Counties Derry and Antrim.

My mother took many photos and saved lots of old newspaper cuttings. Many of these appear on this website.

I love to delve through old newspapers, discovering and piecing together local stories. You will find originally researched articles on this website, that aren't available elsewhere. Indeed, many of the old events have been pieced together, using various resources, and are now only being told fully for the first time.

I am also delighted to receive old photos, and stories. Feel free to drop me a line, via the Contact link (in the MENU above). Thanks for all your contributions.

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