A major Northern Ireland tourist attraction and one of the most memorable backdrops from the cult series "Game of Thrones" has been damaged in a storm, with three trees from the Dark Hedges road ...

The unveiling of a new custodian for the rich natural heritage at the internationally famous Dark Hedges site in North Co Antrim was announced in Armoy on Tuesday morning, March 25. Causeway Coast & ...

The Game of Thrones Dark Hedges filming location in Northern Ireland is feeling the strain of being a tourist hotspot As Game of Thrones fans flock to the Dark Hedges in Co Antrim, Northern Ireland, ...

Northern Ireland’s Dark Hedges trees, made famous by Game Of Thrones, are “coming to the end of their natural lives”, a new trust which is taking over management of the site has said. The Causeway ...

In the Game of Thrones, you win... or you get cut off at the stump. A grove of beech trees in Northern Ireland that doubled as the HBO fantasy series' Kingsroad are set to undergo a major safety ...

The iconic Dark Hedges tree tunnel in Northern Ireland, famed for its appearance in the hit series Game of Thrones, faces an uncertain future as the trees reach the end of their lifespan. Management ...

Northern Ireland’s renowned Dark Hedges are under threat once again after further trees were damaged by the elements recently. A tree was damaged after strong gusts last Thursday following a yellow ...

In County Antrim in Northern Ireland, three trees were blown down at Dark Hedges, a roadway lined with majestic beeches that became a popular tourist destination after being featured as Kingsroad in ...

Up to 11 trees at a Northern Ireland beauty spot made famous by fantasy drama Game of Thrones may have to be cut down. The Dark Hedges, a tunnel of beech trees near Armoy, County Antrim, became a ...

“I awoke one morning and found myself famous,” Lord Byron said. Just over a decade ago a secluded avenue of ancient beech trees in rural north Antrim, in Northern Ireland, experienced something ...

Tyler Morning Telegraph golf correspondent Pat Wheeler is taking his annual golfing trip overseas. Today is the second in a series on his experience. BALLYBOGEY, Northern Ireland — Desperately needing ...