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	Cushendun village - The Glens of Antrim
		Cushendun means 'Foot of the Dun', this sheltered and safe anchorage at the mouth of the River Dun has been a landing place and ferry point between Scotland and Ireland since man first settled on the north coast.
		The picturesque village is situated on a raised beach at the outflow of the glacial valleys of Glendun and Glencorp.
		Cushendun has a long sweeping beach from the harbour to where the clans would have landed their boats near Carra Castle - the exact date of construction of the castle is unclear but it is known that Shane O'Neill at one time owned Carra Castle and in 1565 imprisoned Sorley Boy MacDonnell there.
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		Ronald John McNeill, 1st Baron Cushendun (April 30, 1861) - (October 12, 1934) was a British statesman and politician.
		Having unsuccessfully contested the seats of West Aberdeenshire (1906), South Aberdeen (1907 and 1910), and Kirkcudbrightshire (1910), McNeill was elected Unionist Member of Parliament for the St Augustine's division of Kent in 1911.
		He was also that year created Baron Cushendun, of Cushendun in the County of Antrim, taking his title from the village he had designed by Clough Williams Ellis in memory of his Cornish wife, Mary, who died in 1925.
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	Ronald McNeill, 1st Baron Cushendun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ronald John McNeill, 1st Baron Cushendun, PC (April 30, 1861) - (October 12, 1934) was a British statesman and politician.
		Seven years later he became representative for Canterbury, and in 1922 was appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a post he held, with a short interval, until 1925.
		He was also that year created Baron Cushendun, of Cushendun in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, taking his title from the village he had designed by Clough Williams-Ellis in memory of his Cornish wife, Mary, who died in 1925.
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		Ronald John McNeill, 1st Baron Cushendun, PC (April 30, 1861) - (October 12, 1934) was a British statesman und politician.
		Having unsuccessfully contested the seats of West Aberdeenshire (1906), Aberdeen South (1907 und 1910), und Kirkcudbrightshire (1910), McNeill was elected Unionist Member of Parliament for the St Augustine's division of Kent in 1911.
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		Cushendun derives is name from an Irish word meaning 'Foot of the Dun' - this sheltered and safe anchorage at the mouth of the River Dun has been a landing place and ferry point between Scotland and Ireland since man first settled on the north coast.
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