Dunluce Collection (page 2)

Wishing Arch and Dunluce, Whiterocks, Portrush - a high level view of an eroded cliff arch with a glimpse of Dunluce castle and a continuing rugged coastline

Dunluce Castle, Co Antrim - a close view of the derelict castle. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Dunluce). Date: circa early 1900s

Barbican and Causeway, Dunluce Castle - detail of part of the castle. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Dunluce). Date: circa early 1900s

Dunluce Castle - a side view of the derelict Castle and rock stump on which it is built. (Location: Northern Ireland; County Antrim; Dunluce). Date: circa early 1900s

What People Are Wearing - Viscountess Dunluce
The Viscountess Dunluce wearing a demure dress which she bought short, found matching material and had it transformed into this long dress. Date: 1966

Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, County Antrim
Dunluce Castle, Bushmills, near Coleraine, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Date: 1900s

Rear view of house
This is rear view of a house called Dunluce, in the Davenport area of Stockport in 1909. Date: 1909

View of house dated 1909
This is front view of a house called Dunluce, in the Davenport area of Stockport in 1909. Date: 1909

Elegant Edwardian couple with child outside house
A photograph of James Johnson Battersby and his wife Nancy (nee Nidd) on the steps of their house Dunluce in the Davenport area of Stockport. The child is James Larratt Battersby, their son

Edwardian nurse and child (possibly in a christening robe) outside Dunluce, a house in Stockport 1906 Date: 1906

Dunluce Castle. Nicholl, Andrew 1804 - 1886

The New Electric Tramway between Portrush and Bushmills, Ulster, 1883: 1. Portrush
THE NEW ELECTRIC TRAMWAY BETWEEN PORTRUSH AND BUSHMILLS, ULSTER, 1883: 1. Portrush, from the Tramway Station. 2. Tramway Station and Terminus. 3. The Tramway Cars and Portrush from the White Rocks

Dunluce Castle on the Antrim Coast in Co. Antrim in Northern Ireland has the pot at the end of the rainbow

A rainbow strikes medieval Dunluce Castle on the Antrim Coast in Co. Antrim in Northern Ireland

Dunluce Castle. County Antrim, Ireland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle, with Cooks
Cover illustration for Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle (Ireland), with Thomas Cook & Son of Dublin, Belfast and London

Dunluce Castle on rocky coastline, County Antrim, Ulster, Northern Ireland, UK, Europe

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"Dunluce Castle: A Picturesque Gem in Northern Ireland's County Antrim" Nestled on the dramatic cliffs of County Antrim, Dunluce Castle stands as a testament to centuries of history and beauty. This enchanting fortress, perched precariously on the edge of the Irish Sea, has captivated visitors from around the world. Dating back to the 13th century, Dunluce Castle boasts a rich and storied past. Once home to powerful clans and noble families, its ruins now serve as a reminder of bygone eras. As you explore its crumbling walls and hidden chambers, you can almost hear echoes of ancient tales whispered in the wind. The castle's strategic location offers breathtaking views that stretch across miles of rugged coastline. From atop its battlements, one can marvel at the majestic White Rocks of Portrush glistening in harmony with the crashing waves below, and is no wonder why this spot has become an iconic symbol for both locals and tourists alike. Venturing inside Dunluce Castle reveals remnants of grandeur amidst decay. The Ulster region's charm seeps through every crevice – moss-covered stones tell stories untold while ivy-clad archways beckon explorers into forgotten corners. Beyond its historical significance lies another intriguing facet – legends shrouding this ancient site like mist rolling off nearby hillsides. Tales speak of ghostly apparitions wandering these halls or eerie encounters experienced by those brave enough to venture after dark. Dunluce Light guides ships safely along treacherous shores since 1902; it serves as a beacon for weary sailors seeking refuge from stormy seas—a symbol not only for maritime safety but also resilience against nature's wrath. Whether you are an avid historian or simply seeking awe-inspiring landscapes, Dunluce Castle promises an unforgettable experience. Its allure transcends time and borders - drawing visitors from all corners eager to immerse themselves in the magic of Ireland's past.