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The National Trust village (almost the entire village is owned by the NTS), the Cornish-style whitewashed cottages, the Game of Thrones filming location (the caves were used for shadow demon scenes), and a tiny County Antrim village of extraordinary architectural unity
A little history
Cushendun was largely built in the 1920s by Clough Williams-Ellis (who also designed Portmeirion in Wales) for Maud Gonne's cousin — hence the distinctive Cornish-style cottages. The National Trust owns most of the village. The sea caves were used as filming locations in Game of Thrones.
The sea caves are accessible at low tide — bring a torch and check the tide times. The village is beautiful and tiny. Mary McBride's bar is a renowned traditional Irish pub. The coastal walk to Cushendall.
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The village has Mary McBride's bar and a small number of cafes. The food is simple and excellent. Local Antrim seafood nearby.
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The National Trust village (almost the entire village is owned by the NTS), the Cornish-style whitewashed cottages, the Game of Thrones filming location (the caves were used for shadow demon scenes), and a tiny County Antrim village of extraordinary architectural unity Roam surfaces the hidden gems that make Cushendun worth exploring.
The village has Mary McBride's bar and a small number of cafes. The food is simple and excellent. Local Antrim seafood nearby. Download Roam free to discover Cushendun's food scene.
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Tourism entirely drives Cushendun. The National Trust maintains the village. Game of Thrones heritage brings fans year-round. List your Cushendun business on Roam to reach local customers in County Antrim.
Roam covers all of Cushendun including Cushendall, Ballycastle, Torr Head, Fair Head, Murlough Bay. The sea caves are accessible at low tide — bring a torch and check the tide times. The village is beautiful and tiny. Mary McBride's bar is a renowned traditional Irish pub. The coastal walk to Cushendall.
