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Official unveiling of the revamped business unit in Greysteel.

Revamped business unit unveiled providing welcome boost for Greysteel

The Four of Us will be performing at the Roe Valley Arts Centre on September 28.

Arts, culture and community at Flowerfield & Roe Valley arts centres

Causeway Coast and Glens Mayor Councillor Ciarán McQuillan and Melissa Lemon, Chief Horse Steward with Topper, pictured at the traditional horse fair on Fairhill Street. Pictures Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council

10 brilliant pictures from the Ould Lammas Fair 2024

Wing walkers

Portrush prepares for NI International Airshow's return

Claire Sugden

MLA criticises uncertainty around dangers of blue-green algae

Pictured (l-r) are Eddie Murnin, Associate Director, GEDA Construction, Councillor Ciarán McQuillan, Lord Mayor of Causeway Coast & Glens and Ivan Ryan, Regional Managing Director, Lidl Northern Ireland. (Pic: Phil Smyth Photo)

Work starts on region’s largest new Lidl Northern Ireland store

Thousands lined the streets of Coleraine to welcome home Gold Olympian Hannah Scott to her home town. (Pictures: Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council)

Homecoming reception for Olympic Gold Medal winner Hannah Scott

Northern Ireland’s newest five-star hotel, Dunluce Lodge, has shared new drone footage showcasing the progress of the build and the captivating views guests will enjoy.

£16.5 million hotel, which is set to employ 80 team members

Melissa Lemon, Chief Horse Steward and her grandson Caolan, with Topper at the Lir statue in Ballycastle Seafront.

The Ould Lammas Fair is always a well-attended event

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Councillor Ciarán McQuillan joins Harriet Hamilton and Robyn Rafferty, Visitor Services Advisors with Caroline Carey, Visitor Servicing Officer and Kerrie McGonigle, Destination Manager outside Ballycastle Visitor Information Centre to congratulate the team on being officially recognised for their service excellence with a Trip Advisor Travellers' Choice Award.

Awards for Co Antrim visitor centres

Chairman of Armoy Motorcycle Road Racing Club and Clerk of Course William Munnis, with Mayor Ciarán McQuillan and road racers Dominic Herbertson, Jeremy McWilliams, Ryan Whitehall and Neil Kernohan.

Armoy road races set to welcome over 10,000 visitors

Footballing legend Harry Gregg whose life will be showcased in an upcoming exhibition in Coleraine Town Hall called “Harry Gregg: Dare to Dream”. He is pictured standing at Portstewart Harbour.

Remembering the bravery and achievements of footballing legend Harry Gregg

Education Minister Paul Givan cutting the sod alongside Mayor Ciarán McQuillan with pupils Hannah McKeeman from Ballycastle High School and Turlough Macgiolladhuinn from Cross and Passion College.

Ballycastle’s Shared Education Campus project officially launched

It was a hands-on experience for members of Cloughmills Crochet Club at Glenshane Country Farm.

Crochet club enjoys inspiring visit to Glenshane Country Farm

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Council guilty of failing to ensure the health, safety and welfare of employees

Denise Pemrick, Arts and Cultural Facilities Officer, Desima Connolly, Arts Service Development Manager, Mayor Ciarán McQuillan, Amy Donaghey, Arts Marketing and Engagement Officer and Fran Porter, Arts and Cultural Facilities Officer.

Roe Valley & Flowerfield Arts Centres set for a summer of creativity and fun

TO mark the beginning of the summer, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Arts Services is excited to launch their latest Summer Arts Guide.

Steven Moore

The council map shows trees that are legally protected.

Council launches new Tree Preservation Order Interactive Map Viewer

A new interactive map viewer helps the public identify trees with preservation orders attached

New map helps identify trees with preservation orders

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Ciarán McQuillan with staff from Council’s Museum Services, staff and students from Queen’s University Belfast Centre for Community Archaeology, and volunteers onsite at the Clare Road excavation.

Search begins for missing 17th century Co Antrim castle

Hundreds of people attended East Strand, Portrush for the D-Day beacon lighting at East Strand, Portrush. (Pic: Maurice Bradley)

Hundreds attend 80th anniversary D-Day beacon lighting in Portrush

At the launch of the 30 Ballycastle Treasures book at Rathlin Sound Festival are the then Mayor, Cllr Steven Callaghan, the then Deputy Mayor Margaret-Anne McKillop, Council staff, and members of the Friends of Ballycastle Museum.

New ‘30 Ballycastle Treasures’ book helps bring local history to life

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan, pictured at Benone Strand with his dog Buster

Dogs banned from some North Coast beaches from June 1st

Sperrins Partnership Chair Councillor Sean Clarke, Causeway Coast and Glens Coast and Countryside Manager Richard Gillen, Michael Gillespie NIEA (Northern Ireland Environment Agency).

New development plan unveiled for the Sperrins

Wor Bro Andy McLean with The Mayor, Councillor Steven Callaghan and Andy’s brother Sammy McLean. (Pic supplied by CCGBC)

Mayor recognises retiring Orangeman for years of dedicated service

A volunteer at the service

In pictures: Special service to mark RNLI anniversary

Causeway Coast and Glens District Commander, Superintendent Mark Roberts, Director of North West 200, Mervyn White and PSNI Constable for Roads Policing. (Pic: PSNI)

Motorbike enthusiasts encouraged to put safety first at this year's NW200

The lifeguards have been working hard in recent weeks during their inductions to prepare themselves for being back on our beaches next week. (Pic: RNLI)

RNLI lifeguards set to return for Easter break with new operational hours

The RNLI lifeguard team are returning to patrol seven beaches along the Causeway Coast over the upcoming Easter period.

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Do you have fond memories of Causeway Safari Park? Then the Causeway Coast and Glen Council’s Museum Services would love to hear from you. Picture: Submitted

Share your memories of Causeway Safari Park for upcoming exhibition

Tony and Kay from Tony’s Griddled Goods alongside Mayor, Councillor Steven Callaghan at Causeway Speciality Market, which has been named the UK’s Best Small Outdoor Market 2024. Pic: McAuley Multimedia

UK’s Best Small Outdoor Market 2024 accolade

Graham Thompson, CEO of CCGHT, and Julie Taylor, chair or the board. (Pic: CCGHT)

Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust seeks new board members

Maria McAlister, Landscapes and Activities Interim Manager at Tourism NI, addressing participants at the networking and support event in Cloonavin.

Council partners with tourism bodies to support outdoor recreation businesses

Green-fingered Garvagh man recognised for 25 years of fundraising

Deputy Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop with owner of Body and Mind Garvagh, Kathleen Doherty and Ian McQuitty, Department for Communities. Picture: Submitted

Derelict former butcher’s store transformed into health and wellbeing studio

Move More Participants & Family at the ‘Feel-Good Gardening’ project. Pic: McAuley Multimedia

17 pictures from 'Feel-Good Gardening'

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan joins Dorothy Cunningham to celebrate her 102nd birthday.Pic: McAuley Multimedia

Dorothy only stopped singing in her church choir at 100 years of age

Councillor Steven Callaghan pictured alongside Eoin McConnell and Gina Doherty.

Causeway Coast and Glens Council announces collaboration with local food produce...

Enjoying the exhibition

This year the local branch of Diabetes UK will receive support

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan and Deputy Mayor, Councillor Margaret Anne McKillop pictured with Terence and Mary Clare from Trench Farm, with musicians from Baile an Chaistil Comhaltas at the launch of the Ould Lammas Fair 2023. Pic: McAuley Multimedia

The Ould Lammas returns on its traditional dates

Gerard Tracey from DAERA, Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan and Councillor Kathleen McGurk welcome the new enhanced visitor experience at Banagher Glen.

New signs have been erected at popular glen

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Ivor Wallace at the re-naming ceremony with Alaister, Marie and Raymond McFarland

Ballycastle tennis complex is renamed

The Mayor of the Causeway Coast and Glens, Cllr Ivor Wallace, councillors Cara McShane and Cllr Margaret-Anne McKillop, and council staff, with Stella Byrne from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, and members of the Friends of Ballycastle Museum.

£200,000 grant for Ballycastle Museum restoration

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has opened a consultation seeking the views of the public on a proposed Dog Control Order which would ban dogs from lands at Ballintoy to Whitepark Bay public right of way.

Dog Control Order Ballintoy to Whitepark Bay - Have your say

A new video is available to watch now featuring the young musicians who took part in a residential weekend on Rathlin Island as part of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s successful Shared Music of Dalriada project.

Shared musical heritage of Dalriada captured in new film

Blandina O’Hara and Kathy Kinsella of The Coffee Hut Portstewart, really focussed on a festive and winning welcome for their customers.

Causeway Coast and Glens 2022 Christmas window winners announced

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has signalled its support for the campaign and Cloonavin will be illuminated in green light

Buildings to turn green to show Samaritans are here for people

David Boyle ‘The Caring Caretaker’ with Councillor Ivor Wallace

Mayor’s reception held for Coleraine’s Caring Caretaker

Pictured among some of the trees growing in the prison are Malcolm McClenaghan, Governor in charge of Activities, and Aisling Gribbin from the Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust

Magilligan Prison tree nursery locked into protecting Irish woodland

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Celebrate Ulster Scots with free creative writing classes

The Police Service of Northern Ireland are liaising with the Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland (HSE NI) and Environmental Health from the Causeway Coast and Glens Council to investigate the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of a two-year-old boy in the Bravallen Road area of Ballymoney.

PSNI liaising with HSENI and Environmental Health after sudden death of child

Mervyn Kennedy of Kennedy Bacon

In Pictures: Naturally North Coast and Glens Autumn Market

Three-year-old Felicity is looking forward to the Halloween fun taking place at Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart and Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre in Limavady this October.

Halloween fun in Causeway Coast and Glens area

Crowds of visitors pictured along Main Street during the Bushmills Salmon and Whiskey Festival.

Bushmills Salmon and Whiskey Festival is a giant taste sensation

Council’s first prosecution under the Pavement Cafés Act (NI) 2014

The Causeway Coast. Image: Andy Hay.

RSPB NI launches bespoke project aimed at reversing decline of iconic bird speci...

Inspector Bjorn O’Brien, PCSP Chairperson Alderman Adrian McQuillan and Pauline Nelmes from Trackkit Ltd.

PCSP pilot rural tracker scheme leads to the recovery of £35k worth of stolen as...