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Dungiven Castle

Dungiven, Co. Derry

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You can walk along the great 17th-century walls, about a mile round and 18 feet thick, which withstood several sieges and even today are unbroken and complete, with old cannon still pointing their black noses over the ramparts. The great siege lasted for 105 days.

• Portstewart Golf Club

  Causeway Coast, Co. Derry

  One of Ireland's premier golf courses.

  • Tel: +44 (0)28 70832015
  • Email: bill@portstewartgc.co.uk

Brown Trout Golf Club
Castlerock Golf Club
City of Derry Golf Club
Foyle Golf Club
Kilrea Golf Club
Manor Golf Club
Roe Park Golf Club
Traad Ponds Golf Club

Main Tourist Attractions

• Derry City Walls - Derry

  Throughout the ages these famous walls have withstood several sieges, the most celebrated lasting one hundred and five days. Fine views from the top of the walls encircle the old city, a circuit of 1 mile. Access is free at all times.
• Foyle Valley Railway Centre - Derry

  Located at Foyle Road, Derry, there are two CDR steam locos on display at the centre here - the Columbkille class 5 2.6.4T and Meenglas class 5 2.6.4T, both built in 1904. There is also an audio visual and electronic map display. Summer weekend trips on the CDR diesel railcar numbers 12 and 18 run along the narrow gauge track through Foyle Riverside Park.
• Harbour Museum - Derry

  Located at Harbour Square, Derry, a traditional museum, with emphasis on the city's maritime and riverine connections. Displays include miscellaneous artefacts which help to create a Victorian atmosphere. Temporary exhibitions are regularly displayed in the museum.
• Roe Valley Country Park - Limavady

  Located at Limavady, Ulster's first domestic hydro-electric power station opened in 1896. A lot of the original equipment is still preserved, particularly the ruined water mills used in linen production. The park has a riverside walk, history trail, canoeing, rock climbing, fishing, visitor centre, exhibitions and cafe.
• St Columb's Cathedral - Derry

  Located in Derry City and built in 1633, the stained glass depicts heroic scenes from the great siege of 1688/89. The keys of the gates which were closed against the Jacobites are displayed in the chapter house. There's an audio visual display on the siege and history of the cathedral.
• The Fifth Province - Derry

  Located at the Calgach Centre, Butcher Street, Derry, The Fifth Province uses a variety of dramatic effects and audio-visual techniques to bring to life the history and culture of the Celts.
• The Tower Museum - Derry

  Located at Union Hall, Derry, the Tower Museum tells the story of Derry, chronicling the history of the city from its geological formation through to the present day.
• Workhouse Museum - Derry

  Located at Glendermott Road, Derry, in a restored early Victorian building, this Workhouse Museum houses a range of exhibitions dealing with poverty, famine and health care. An extensive exhibition on the Battle of the Atlantic is also displayed here.