Abandoned Ni
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Abandoned Ni travels the length and breadth of the Island of Ireland visiting and documenting our abandoned buildings, highlighting their social importance, and bringing the history and stories of the lives from the past back to life through the medium of photography.
Abandoned Ni
3M ago
I’m excited to announce my book launch for Abandoned Ireland 2! It will be held in Waterstones Lisburn on the 24th October at 5:30pm. I ..read more
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5M ago
If you follow my facebook and instagram you'll have seen a video I posted from here last week. The convent is now being turned into ..read more
Abandoned Ni
7M ago
Mother and baby homes were used throughout Ireland to provide refuge for unwed mothers and their babies. Refuge was not what they got, they received abuse, physical and mental and unimaginable horrors. In most cases their babies were taken and sold without their consent. Some even spent their entire lives in these institutions. Take a moment to think that its recorded some 56,000 women, some as young as 12 were in these homes all over Ireland and they gave birth to 57,000 babies. I think you'll agree these are shocking stats, and even worse in the last twenty years 9,000 deaths have been recor ..read more
Abandoned Ni
8M ago
Howdy Followers! I have created a subscriber group on FACEBOOK which will be a VIP zone where you'll be treated to all the 'exclusive' videos, including some wild lives that won't see the light of day on my public page. Oh, and buckle up because we're gearing up for more merch giveaways and competitions right here. The first video from an abandoned castle will be posted Thursday night at 7PM. You'll not want to miss it
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Thanks a bunch for tagging along and turning this into the cozy community it's become. ❤️ Let's keep the fun rolling ..read more
Abandoned Ni
9M ago
Nearly six years have passed since my first visit to Peter's enchanting cottage. The allure of the last rights kit captivated me like no other, and I am thrilled to report that it remains intact to this day. Nestled in a remote location seldom visited by outsiders, this hidden gem has managed to preserve its treasures, escaping the ravages of time and neglect.
Peter's cottage may be modest in size, but its cozy layout exudes a charm that is impossible to ignore. From the small furnished bedroom to the inviting sitting rooms adorned with religious artworks and crucifixes, every corner tells a ..read more
Abandoned Ni
1y ago
The Governors Gaol House that saw 100's of public hangings! Finally, after photographing the outside of this historical gaol house a few years back, I got to see inside and chat to the new owner about his exciting plans. If you want to watch the full length video check the comms below for the link which will take you to my YT channel. Please also like and subscribe, this is where all my full length content will now be posted, and your support as always will be appreciated a lot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amN9bM7JZJI ..read more
Abandoned Ni
1y ago
Many of you have been asking for these for a while and I'm pleased to announce that they've hit Abandoned Ni HQ and are now shipping. These don't stay long so once they're gone they're gone! Check product in shop to see each individual month. Shipping included to UK only, for ROI and international send a message Buy them here ..read more
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1y ago
I was delighted to wake up early one morning with a request to come and document an old shop before demolition the following day. I'm never sure what to expect, but I packed my camera and made tracks, and I was glad I did! Elaine's three great aunts used to own and work in the shop, and it holds fond memories for her and the wider community. The shop opened in 1903 and provided everything, from sweets to washing powder, boot polish, clothes, and some general hardware. Check out the old Inglis & Co. Belfast crate. I believe this was a bakery that made biscuits and cakes. (Correct me if I'm ..read more
Abandoned Ni
1y ago
For those who didn't get to listen to the Tipp Mid West radio interview, here it is. Hear Tony discuss his proposed plans for Knocklofty and other projects he's involved in. Tony is some man for one man and I'm so grateful to have met him, he is nothing short of inspirational! I'll bring you updates on Knocklofty as work has started and I'll be revisiting Cahercon soon and I'll show you the wonderful work that's started. *Please remember this is a private site and not open for visitors, workmen live on site and will turn you away, please respect this* https://video.wixstatic.com/video/bc317d_5 ..read more
Abandoned Ni
1y ago
I first visited this glorious country mansion back in 2021. A lot has changed from then. The house was taken over by a certain group of people and it's condition has declined rapidly due to lead and copper theft. I posted last week regarding the dome ceiling that has collapsed in one of the rooms due to the lead being removed. Here are some shots of the ceiling Here it is in 2021 ☝️ The ceiling now ☝️ From above ☝️ How did it come about? I got a call a few months back from the gentleman who has recently bought Knocklofty. I was delighted to hear that he's taken on this huge project and that ..read more