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I have been meaning to visit the hidden village of Galboly:

Galboly is a village in Northern Ireland that was once a thriving rural community, but became abandoned by the mid-20th century. The village is located near the Antrim coast, surrounded by hills and sea. The villagers lived off farming, fishing, and working on the nearby Garron Tower Estate. The village was also known as the “robber’s village” because of its reputation for robbing tourists. The last resident of the village was a monk who died in 2013. The village has since become a popular film location and a hiking destination for tourists who want to explore the stone-walled buildings and thatched cottages that remain.

Another close by to-do is the Gobbins pass:

– The Gobbins walk is a cliff path along the eastern coast of Islandmagee, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, on the Causeway Coastal Route.
– The path was created by a railway engineer named Berkeley Deane Wise in 1902 as a tourist attraction for the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Company.
– The path runs across bridges, past caves and through a tunnel, offering stunning views of the sea and the cliffs.