Gallbhuaile

Galboly was a rural coastal settlement in the Glenarm area of County Antrim, historically populated by fishermen, shepherds, and farmers who lived largely off the land and sea. The village earned a colourful nickname, 'the village of thieves,' from tales of unsuspecting travellers being robbed along the coastal road in the 1800s and 1960s, though historians note no evidence supports this reputa...