The ‘old’ Presbyterian Church in Cloughey was built in 1842 on a plot of ground between the road and the sea which had been donated by John Echlin of Echlinville and the Reverend I R Echlin.  Before that, services were held in Kirkistown Castle.

 The new Presbyterian Church in Cloughey is located at 69B Main Road BT22 1HY and there are no war memorials in either the old or new churches.

 Old church

 FIRST WORLD WAR

 Presbyterian Church in Ireland Roll of Honour

Barbour	R. Stanley	Red House	Lieutenant	R.A. Force
Donnan	James	Cloughey	Private	11th R.I.R.
Donnan	James	Cloughey	Seaman	H.M.S. Donegal
Finnegan	Wm.	Drummerdon	Seaman	H.M.S. Tiger
Monan	James	Ardminan	Private	R.I.R.
Palmer	James	Cloughey	Lance-Corporal	16th R.I.R.	D.C.M. Wounded
Thompson	James	Kirkeston	Private	13th R.I.R.	Killed in Action
COLONIAL and U.S.A. FORCES
Donnan	Thomas	Cloughey	Private	N.Z. Infantry	Killed in Action
McQuitty	George	Kirkeston, Cloughey	Private	8th Canadian Infantry	Prisoner of War
McQuitty	James	Kirkeston, Cloughey	Corporal	Tasmanian Forces	Wounded
Thompson	Wm.	Kirkeston, Cloughey	Private	U.S.A. Army

In the graveyard beside the old church there is one CWGC headstone.

233149 Corporal

E Atkin

Royal Engineers

10^th May 1917