County Antrim Towns - Cushendall, Antrim

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Towns C-C (16-20)	Towns displayed are C-D (21-25)	Towns D-G (26-30)

21. Crumlin

Crumlin is famous for its Talnotry Cottage Bird Garden, which has a large collection of ornamental quail, pheasants, partridges, grouse and ducks. Ivy-covered walls surround the garden which is just next to the eighteenth century Talnotry Cottage, opposite an old mill chimney. A great variety of wild birds nest in the garden.

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Taxi Services, Air Services / National, Museums, Pubs

22. Cushendall

This attractive little town near the northern end of Red Bay, is an excellent centre for exploring the Antrim glens. In the town is a quaint old tower, built as a lock-up for 'idlers and rioters', and until recently used as a dwelling. Bathing, boating, fishing and golf (9) are among the holiday amenities.

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Water Sports, Hostels, Tombs, Outdoor Pursuit Centres, Golf, Self Catering, Churches (Historical), Activity Centres, Walks

23. Cushendun

Cushendun, once a highly fashionable watering place, is admired for the quaint Cornish architecture which Ronald McNeill, first (and last) Lord Cushendun, and his Cornish wife, Maud, commissioned from the famous Clough Williams-Ellis (1883-1977).

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