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  • Dalway’s Bawn

    Topics:
    • Historic environment, 
    • Archaeology & Monuments

    Dalway's Bawn Road
    Carrickfergus
    BT38 9HH
    United Kingdom

    Contact

    Phone: 028 9082 3207
    Email: scmenquiries@communities-ni.gov.uk

    Additional Information

    Open to the public: By arrangement (via contact details above, charges may apply)
    Grid reference: J4427091430
    View on the Historic Environment Map Viewer
    SM number: ANT 047:015
    View details on the NI Sites & Monuments Record (NISMR)

    About Dalway’s Bawn

    A well-preserved example of an early 17th century planter’s fortified enclosure, built in about 1609 by John Dalway, constable of Carrickfergus Castle, to secure his royal grant of land in the area. Now enmeshed with a working farm, only part of the bawn is in State Care – the roadside wall and three flanker towers, viewable only from the road. A dwelling house formerly stood inside the bawn, but it was demolished in the 19th century.

    Other historic places you can visit:

    • Love Heritage NI
    Dalway’s Bawn
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