portrush heritage GROUP newsletter ARCHIVE
Heritage Newsletter 39 – 50 Golden Years
Heritage Newsletter 38 – Daughter of Causeway Tram Pioneer was also a Trailblazer
Heritage Newsletter 37 – The Year Portrush became a Town
Heritage Newsletter 36 – Marking the Boundaries
Heritage Newsletter 35 – The British Legion
Heritage Newsletter 34 – Pantomime in Portrush
Heritage Newsletter 33 – Prominent Portrush Men at the Beginning of the 20th Century
Heritage Newsletter 32 – Memories of a Portrush Journalist
Heritage Newsletter 31 – Baked Ammonites
Heritage Newsletter 30 – Growth of a Seaside Town
Heritage Newsletter 29 – The Christmas Party
Heritage Newsletter 28 – 160yrs of the Lifeboat in Portrush
Heritage Newsletter 27 – Long Gilbert
Heritage Newsletter 26 – Standing Stones
Heritage Newsletter 25 – The Church on the Hill
Heritage Newsletter 24 – Sands of Portrush
Heritage Newsletter 23 – Lovell – A Portrush Hero
Heritage Newsletter 22 – Great Sea Caves of Antrim
Heritage Newsletter 21 – Argos Delos Shipwreck
Heritage Newsletter 20 – Mining in Portrush
Heritage Newsletter 19 – White (and Black) Rocks
Heritage Newsletter 18 – Mermaid’s Cave
Heritage Newsletter 17 – Prominent Portrush Men (20th Century)
Heritage Newsletter 16 – Castle Erin
Heritage Newsletter 15 – Portrush as an Emigration Port
Heritage Newsletter 14 – Portrush Potato Rigs
Heritage Newsletter 13 – Ballyreagh Castle
Heritage Newsletter 12 – Origins of Local Place Names
Heritage Newsletter 11 – 80 Year Old Portrush Plane
Heritage Newsletter 10 – The Coming of the Railway
Heritage Newsletter 9 – The West Strand Peat Beds
Heritage Newsletter 8 – Viking Influence along the North Coast
Heritage Newsletter 7 – Take a Dose of Portrush (Doc Martin)
Heritage Newsletter 6 – Portrush Railway Station
Heritage Newsletter 5 – The Beach Donkeys and Ponies
Heritage Newsletter 4 – Portrush Pillboxes
Heritage Newsletter 3 – Meet Jonathan Simpson
Heritage Newsletter 2 – James Kelly Boat Building
Heritage Newsletter 1 – The Brazilian Emperor visits Portrush
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