Dunluce Parish Centre

General information

Situated on the edge of the River Bush, the parish church of Dunluce was built in 1822 upon the ancient church ruin of Portcamon, the walls of which were pulled down immediately prior to the building of the new church.
Until 1824 vicars were appointed to serve, the first being William Wallace appointed in 1629.

The ruin of the old church of the parish of Dunluce, St Cuthbert, is next to Dunluce Castle on the south side. Built at the beginning of the 17th century as a chapel to the castle it was later used as the parish church and continued in this purpose until the building of the new church in Bushmills in 1822.

The parish consists of the beautiful seaport village of Portballintrae, the town of Bushmills and Benvarden estate to the south.
An increasing number of parishioners are choosing to give their offering by bank standing order. As well as being perhaps more convenient for you, the church benefits from a regular income and reduced processing and administration. If this interests you please ask for a standing order instruction form from the Rector or Wardens.

You can also make a donation to the church using your debit or credit card, go to mydonate.bt.com and search for Dunluce Parish, or follow the link below
https://mydonate.bt.com/charities/dunluceparishchurch