Ballygally Castle is located right on the beach. Game of Thrones doors. Die-hard fans may have heard of the ten hidden Game of Thrones doors that are dotted around Northern Ireland. The doors ...

Ballygally Castle was built on the scenic Antrim coastline in 1625 by James Shaw and it remained in his family until the early 1800s before being sold to the Agnew family for the sum of £15,400.

March 04, 2025 at 3:16pm GMT. The Hastings Hotel-owned Ballygally Castle on the Antrim coast road - famous for the phantom of the tragic Lady Isabella Shaw - has invested £400,000 to upgrade the ...

BALLYGALLY Castle has announced a vibrant programme of events and exclusive packages from May to December to commemorate its 400th anniversary, inviting both guests and the local community to ...

Ballygally Castle on the Antrim Coast was built in 1625. A solid building with walls five feet thick in places. So it is no surprise that at the start of the rebellion of 1641 it was used as a ...

BALLYGALLY Castle Hotel has announced plans for a new £135,000 wedding pavilion. The new 'Belvedere' suite, has been designed to offer couples a new and unique venue in which to hold their ...

The Ballygally Castle Hotel in Co Antrim, just 30 minutes from Belfast, is a gateway to the beautiful coastline Northern Ireland has to offer. It’s perfect for getting away for a night, ...

WHAT would Lady Isabella say about it all? WHAT would Lady Isabella say about it all? Restoration work is going on at Ballygally Castle Hotel on the Antrim Coast Road, concentrating on the famous ...

There was certainly a whiff of magic and mystic in the air when we buttoned up our waterproofs and prepared to follow in the footsteps of the mythical giant Finn McCool.

WhereBallygally Castle, Ballygally, Co Antrim, 00-44-282-8581066, www.hastingshotels.com. WhatFour star hotel on Antrim Coast Road in a castle dating back to 17th century.

Ballygally Castle, Antrim On the Antrim coast, overlooking the Irish Sea, the castle is Northern Ireland’s only 17th century building still used as a residence today.

Ballygally Castle, County Antrim. If you ain’t afraid of no ghosts, then you might want to consider a stay at 17th-century Ballygally Castle, said to be one of the most haunted places in Ulster.