About Cushendall

Cushendall sits on the scenic A2 Antrim Coast Road, about an hour northeast of Belfast and perfectly positioned for exploring the famous Causeway Coastal Route. The village serves as the gateway to the nine Glens of Antrim, with Glenariff Forest Park just 4 kilometres inland and coastal neighbours Cushendun and Carnlough easily reached along the dramatic shoreline. Known as the "Capital of the Glens," Cushendall features a distinctive red sandstone Curfew Tower from 1817 that still dominates the village centre.

Where is Cushendall on the map?

Cushendall is in Northern Ireland, at 55.080, -6.063 - about 25 km east of Armoy.

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EV Chargers in Cushendall

• North Road, BallymenaNorth Road, Ballymena, BT43 5EY200 kW
• Braidwater Retail Park, BallymenaBraidwater Retail Park, Ballymena, BT42 3AG120 kW
• 70A Trostan Avenue, Ballymena70A Trostan Avenue, Ballymena, BT43 7BL100 kW
• Henry St / Gilmore St, BallymenaHenry St / Gilmore St, Ballymena, County Antrim, BT42 3AH100 kW
• Queen St, BallymenaQueen St, Ballymena, BT42 2BJ50 kW

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