ANTRIM GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
This is Antrim Grammar's unstoppable and unbeatable basketball team of 1975.
As you can see they won all before them including the Mid-Antrim Basketball League at under-13, 14 and 16 levels, all due to the excellent training
by their coach Mr.A.Conn in the back row at the left. Next to him are P. Peoples, D. Graham and D. Steele, in front are G. Mccormack, R. Magee,
R. Long, M. Irvine and R. Craig who for some reason is not in the photograph.

ANTRIM CASTLE
This aerial photograph shows Antrim Castle in November 1922 one month after the great fire.
You can see the side entrance for the gentry to come out and admire the river and then to walk through the grounds.
In front of the Castle you can see the walled gardens with the greenhouses'. Beyond that is Castle Street and the Market Square leading to High Street.

ANTRIM CASTLE
This aerial photograph shows Antrim Castle in November 1922 one month after the great fire.
You can see the side entrance for the gentry to come out and admire the Sixmilewater river and then to walk in the grounds which you can see in great detail.
The circular building which stands just off from the castle was the band room especially built by the Viscount for Massereene Brass and Reed Band.

ANTRIM CASTLE SHOWGROUNDS
Watching the Ploughing in the Tractor section at Antrim Castle Showground's in 1938 on the right is Mrs McCullough and beside her is
Mary Young with her daughter Margaret.

A.B.D. MEMORIAL PIPE BAND
Just turning on to Church Street we have the A.B.D. Memorial Pipe Band. Leading the band is Dennis Young then Matt McCullough, Stephen McHill,
Tommy McCosh, Raymond O'Neill, Raymond Elliott and the rest are unknown. Behind the band are Dougie Lynn, Gerry Law and Bobby Young.

ANTRIM ACCORDIAN BAND
Checking the straps of his accordian is Sammy McQuillan and playing behind him is Dennis Hunter who belonged to Antrim Accordian Band.

ANTRIM CASTLE
Standing admiring the crests on the front of Antrim Castle is a tourist.
As you can see it was a beautiful building and you can see the lower windows where the staff worked.