Exclusive Access with Abandoned Ni – 23rd & 24th May For two days only this May, the historic Governor’s House at Omagh Gaol will be opened exclusively for us — offering a rare opportunity to step inside one of Northern Ireland’s most fascinating and atmospheric forgotten buildings. Join me for a guided history tour through the dark and compelling story of Omagh Gaol and the Governor’s House itself. During the experience, we will explore: The origins of the prison, Executions

Join Abandoned NI for a unique photography workshop inside a stunning derelict church. The Old Cloughey Presbyterian Church is a rare location that's not normally opened for public access. This exclusive session gives photographers the opportunity to explore the beauty of decay, architecture, light, and atmosphere inside an incredible historic space. Whether you're picking up a camera for the first time or have years of experience, all photography levels are welcome. The w

Ever wondered about the stories hidden inside Ireland’s abandoned buildings? I’m now offering private house talks where you can host a unique evening in your own home for friends and neighbours! Through atmospheric photography and fascinating stories, I’ll take you inside some of the most intriguing forgotten places across Ireland — sharing the history, discoveries and moments most people never get to see. Perfect for small groups, community evenings or something a little dif

History being uncovered — one document at a time. There’s a new video update from the Governor’s Gaol House, and what’s being found inside is genuinely powerful. Rodney has uncovered items that bring the past sharply into focus history literally being revealed before our eyes. But one find stands out above the rest… The Certificate of Freedom. A single document, but heavy with meaning. A reminder that this place held real people, real sentences, and real turning points in the

Built in the early 19th century, this mansion was home for generations to the Auchinleck family, later known as the Darlings through inheritance. The family had strong military ties. Major Auchinleck retired here after army service, while his grandson, Captain Daniel George Harold Auchinleck of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, was killed at Ypres in 1914. After his widow’s death in 1949, the house passed to her nephew Lt-Col Ralph Reginald Auchinleck Darling, who served in b

This is one of Belfast's most iconic warehouses, just across from Elliots. SLR and Camera Phones are welcome, lets talk photography, history and coffee is on me this time 😁 Lets get abandoned 🔦 #abandoned_ni #riddleswarehouse #belfast

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Know someone who loves urbex but won’t go solo? Wrap up the perfect Christmas gift: an Abandoned NI guided exploration voucher. Safety, adventure…and ruins with a view. 🎄🏚️ Pick up, Drop off and travel is included