Cotton Primary School was a co-educational primary school located on the outskirts of Bangor, Northern Ireland. The school aimed to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for children aged four to eleven and followed the Northern Ireland Curriculum.
This abandoned house and caravan can be found in the lush green fields of rural Ireland and just a stone’s throw away from the border with Northern Ireland. Judging by the contents of this home, we think the previous occupants would have preferred if their property was located on the other side of the border!
Nestled in the heart of a little hamlet, this Art Deco complex sits in stark contrast to the traditional Irish homes nearby. Referred to as the “Cult House” locally, this complex makes multiple references to the female genitalia from the windows right down to the fireplaces.
Woburn House is a B2 listed grand mansion located on the grounds of Lisnevin Training School.
An Italianate property that was once the private summer mansion for John Gilmore Dunbar, a wealthy mill owner who passed it down to multiple generations of his family.
Used as a convalescent home during WWII, Woburn house went on to be an open borstal before being taken over by the Police Service of Northern Ireland for training and office purposes.
RAF Ballykelly opened in June of 1941 as a base for RAF Coastal Command during World War II. From here, aircraft were sent out to spot, track and engage enemy submarines in the Atlantic Ocean.
During the Cold War, the airfield was extended to enable the V-bomber force to use RAF Ballykelly as a dispersal site. In 2008, the Ministry of Defence closed the airfield.
