St Jude's
Place of worship in Antrim
Opening hours
No opening hours listed yet. The owner can add them after claiming this listing.
About St Jude's
St Jude's in Antrim is listed here under Place of worship. You'll find it in Antrim.
Details taken from the public record (OpenStreetMap). The owner can add their own text after claiming the listing, which is free.
Reviews
No reviews for St Jude's yet. Have you been there? Your experience helps other people.
Your advert could be here
Seen locally on exactly this page – fairly priced, with no wasted reach.
Community & public services nearby
Apostolic Church
Antrim
Antrim Baptist Church
3 Greystone Link, Antrim
Antrim Methodist Church
Greystone Road, Antrim
Greystone Road Presbyterian Church
Greystone Road, Antrim
St Joseph's Parish
56 Greystone Road, Antrim
Roads Service Training Centre
Toomebridge
In and around Antrim
News, events, offers and more – all from Antrim and the surrounding area.
Days out & attractions nearby
View allAlexandra Park
Dunmore · 12 miles
A Victorian-era green space in north Belfast provides a formal landscape of tree-lined avenues and designated play areas for children. Managed by Belfast City Council, the park’s opening hours are listed publicly, allowing visitors to plan a visit at their convenience. Although the nearest town identified in mapping data is Dunmore, the site lies within the city’s northern districts, offering a typical 19th-century park setting for local families and walkers. The park is notable for a three-metre high wall that bisects the grounds, a feature described as unique within western Europe. Erected in 1994 as part of the city’s “peace walls,” the barrier was intended to reduce sectarian violence between Nationalist/Republican and Unionist/Loyalist communities. Its foundations were laid on 1 September 1994, coinciding with the first IRA ceasefire. Access to the northern section was originally limited to Antrim Road, while the southern part could only be reached from Shore Road. In September 2011 a gate was installed in the wall; during a three-month trial it operated on weekdays from 09:00 to 15:00. By 2026 the gate has remained open continuously, linking the two halves of the park at all times. The presence of the wall and the open gate together illustrate the park’s evolving role in the city’s social landscape while retaining its historic recreational facilities.
B-17 WWII Crash Memorial
Ben Madigan · 11 miles
A memorial to the ten crew members of a B-17 which crashed into Cave Hill on the 1st June 1944 when flying through cloud while attempting to land at Nutts Corner airport. The story of this event inspired the 2007 movie "Closing the Ring".
Alexander Irvine Park
Toomebridge · 1.2 miles
Rath
Clady · 1.2 miles
Motte
Toomebridge · 1.9 miles
Antrim Castle
Toomebridge · 1.9 miles
More from Antrim
Magazine & guides
Guides to help you choose

Edinburgh town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
A practical guide to Edinburgh: getting around, places to eat, shops, clubs and what's on.
Read more
Glasgow town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
A practical guide to Glasgow: getting around, places to eat, shops, clubs and what's on.
Read more
Bradford town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
Bradford sits at the heart of West Yorkshire, a city of more than half a million people spread over 141.5 sq mi. From its industrial heritage to a lively mix of eateries, markets and green spaces, the city offers a practical guide for residents, newcomers and visitors alike.
Read more