"Brian's House" - pub and restaurant in Tuamgraney, serving the most delicious bacon and cabbage! Brian, of course, is Brian Boru who hailed from this area.

Footpath FR 7/11 runs along a field edge on the crest of the southern valley side above Snail's Bottom, here wooded on the south side of Kilmersdon / Haydon Pit.

The Memorial Park provides a perfect focal point at the heart of the village of Tuamgraney.

This was PCS Catering Supplies. Now the signs tell us "Tesco coming soon". They seem to be "coming soon" anywhere they haven't got a shop already.

It seems to be quite common in this area to paint images in the windows and doorways of ruined houses.

Across part of the New River; the park was opened in 1889 and this bridge may well date back to then.

Between St Cronan's church and O'Grady's Tower.

Near St Cronan's church in Tuamgraney.

The stream in swollen state below Waterside Farm, as it enters the square, seen from footpath FR 7/11.

See [[1088463]]. Well away from the Larne line the “Sealink” set entering Castlerock station with the 12.02 Coleraine – Londonderry “Derry Day” special.

This path is part of the LOOP (London Outer Orbital Path)

This path is part of the LOOP (London Outer Orbital Path), these posts are every 200m along the path.