E03 - WHITEHEAD | Co. Antrim | Northern Ireland

Welcome back! Today you're joining us for the next part of our journey which landed us in Whitehead, Carrickfergus. A pretty little seaside town with a Victorian train station, lighthouse and in on this particular morning, the sunshine. We had to use lots of music for this one due to the blustering winds that caught us off guard but we hope to go back again to show more of this historical town and it's shops. If you'd like to know more or see more feel free to ask us and we'll do our best to advise where we can. Don't forget to follow us on our social media accounts for more beautiful pictures, sights and scenery of Whitehead and any other future places we visit. Tiktok @nornirishrover Instagram @nornirishrover Thanks for your support and for watching today. Music: Views Musician: @iksonmusic Extra Information: In late Victorian and Edwardian times, Whitehead was a seaside holiday destination developed by and travelled from Belfast and the surrounding area each year. Whitehead is a Victorian railway village with a preserved conservation area, including the railway station. It is home to the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland, County Antrim Yacht Club and the Council owned Bentra Golf Course, as well as being the starting point for the Gobbins Path. The town also was home to an aerodrome during the First World War which housed two airships.