History - Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark

An older man with a beard, wearing glasses and holding an open book, gestures with one hand. He stands against a blurred backdrop of the Copper Coast church interior, where tall arches and stained glass windows echo stories reminiscent of David Alfred Doudney's heritage.

David Alfred Doudney – Evangelical Clergyman

Dunhill Old Church stands proudly amidst an ancient graveyard adorned with weathered headstones and Celtic crosses. Bathed in warm, golden light under a clear blue sky, this historic site is a captivating gem along the Copper Coast.

Dunhill Old Church & Graveyard

A painting inspired by Edith Collier, capturing a girl with long red hair braided, standing in a green garden. The scene features lush foliage and soft sunlight, as the girl gazes to the side, creating an atmosphere that resonates with serene contemplation.

Edith Collier – Artist

A large wooden sculpture with detailed carvings of leaves, a person, and winged figures stands majestically, echoing the rich history of Fenor village. It is set against a backdrop of lush green trees and a partly cloudy sky.

History of Fenor

A black and white portrait of John Wheatley, a notable Labour MP, wearing round glasses and a suit with a tie. He has short, neatly styled hair and a mustache, gazing directly at the camera against a softly blurred background that echoes his place in history.

John Wheatley – Labour MP

A vintage black and white photograph of a steamship sailing on calm waters near the Copper Coast. Smoke billows from its single large smokestack, capturing a moment before becoming one of the many shipwrecks in the area. The vessel boasts a classic design, with lifeboats and a few people on deck.

Shipwrecks & Incidents 19th Century

A quaint, light-colored chapel, reminiscent of St. Mary’s Church in Bonmahon's history, stands under a clear blue sky. It features an arched entrance and a stained-glass window. A small bell tower is visible to the left, surrounded by a grassy area and a few trees.

St. Mary’s Church, Saleen, Bonmahon

A weathered stone ruin of an ancient church stands in a cemetery in the Village of Kill, Ireland. The structure has a partially collapsed roof and walls with a doorway and an open window. Gravestones are visible nearby, and the sky is overcast.

The Village of Kill

Black and white portrait of a woman with short, wavy dark hair, wearing a light-colored top. Her expression is neutral as she gazes slightly away from the camera, reminiscent of Una Troy, the acclaimed author.

Una Troy – Author