Historical Landmark in Antrim

Ballunigan House is a Historical Landmark located in Craigavon, Co. Antrim. The Northern Ireland Buildings Database contains records of buildings considered to have sufficient architectural or historic interest for a survey, and many are listed. The database includes descriptions of houses, churches, public buildings, and other features.

Craigavon, Co. Antrim is home to Rough Fort, a historical landmark. This well-preserved, unexcavated rath features a high, circular central area surrounded by a ditch, bank, and outer ditch. Access to the central area is provided by a causeway on the east side. The site is open to the public free of charge, although access may be restricted at times.

Springfarm Rath is a historical landmark in Antrim, Co. Antrim. It is a well-preserved platform rath, 30m in diameter, surrounded by a partly waterlogged ditch. This site was the homestead of a farming family in the Early Christian period. It is an island of green among recent houses. Entry is free, but public access can sometimes be restricted.

Ballylumford Dolmen is a historical landmark located near Larne, Co. Antrim. This neolithic burial monument, also known as the Druid's Altar, is thought to be a portal tomb or the remains of a passage tomb, and is situated in the garden of a mid-19th-century house.

A historical landmark, Oisín's Grave in Ballymena, Co. Antrim, is a Neolithic tomb. It features a two-chambered burial gallery accessed through a semi-circular forecourt, which was formerly part of a short oval cairn. A stone commemorating the poet John Hewitt is located nearby.

Castle Lug is a historical landmark in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim. It is a fragment of a late medieval tower-house, with only the north wall and traces of the north-east corner surviving. The masonry is mainly local basalt. A mid-16th-century date is likely, but it was reported as ruined in the early 17th century. Its situation protected the coastal route into Carrickfergus.

Wiley's Fort in Ballyclare, Co. Antrim is a historical landmark. It is a ringfort or rath situated on land owned by a livery stable. The rath is large with a wide and deep fosse. Information suggests a souterrain may be present.