@geoffreymoffettColeraine is set to gain a new family-friendly attraction with the announcement of an indoor inflatable park due to open at Score Football Centre. The new venue, called Bounce, has been confirmed as the latest addition to the Hillman’s Way complex. While an official opening da
@geoffreymoffettA notice of motion has been tabled calling on council officers to develop a potential submission to the UK Town of Culture 2028 competition on behalf of Limavady. The motion, proposed by Alderman Callan and seconded by Councillor Elder, asks that officers explore and prepare a
@geoffreymoffettAn independent website focused on news, tourism and community life across Northern Ireland’s north coast is continuing to grow its audience, with hundreds of thousands of readers engaging with its content each year. Explore Causeway Coast & Glens has become a familiar digital
@geoffreymoffettDeputy Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Alderman Richard Brown Stewart, has offered his best wishes to the newly appointed High Sheriff of County Londonderry, Peter Jack MBE. Peter officially accepted the Chain of Office at a ceremony, held in Council’s Civic Headquarters Cl
@geoffreymoffettIn January 2009, Coleraine dentist Colin Howell voluntarily presented himself at a police station in County Londonderry, where he confessed to the killings of his wife, Lesley Howell, and Trevor Buchanan, the husband of his former lover Hazel Stewart, crimes that had taken place
@geoffreymoffettCauseway Coast and Glens Borough Council is delighted to announce that the ‘Joey 25’ celebration has won ‘Motorcycle Event of the Year’ at the prestigious Irish Motorbike Awards 2025. The glittering awards ceremony, which took place on Friday 16th January in the Crowne Plaza H
@geoffreymoffettFlowerfield Arts Centre is proud to present a showcase of Northern Ireland’s leading digital and immersive artists, in partnership with the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. The exhibition celebrates the current and future potential of technology in arts and culture, explorin
@geoffreymoffettPlans have been submitted for a change of use at 22, 22a and 24 Railway Road, Coleraine, proposing the conversion of the first floor of an existing town centre building from offices to student accommodation. The application seeks permission to provide 39 student bedrooms with
@geoffreymoffettA long-standing Coleraine food business is preparing to close its retail doors after more than three decades in the town centre. The award-winning Belfry Deli, a familiar name in Coleraine since 1990, will cease its shop operations at the end of the month, bringing to an end 3
@geoffreymoffettThe Food Warehouse is set to open a new store at Coleraine Riverside Retail Park on 24 March 2026, Explore Causeway Coast & Glens can exclusively reveal. The retailer will occupy the former Argos unit at the Riverside Retail Park, with planning permission for the store approve
@geoffreymoffettRegional publisher Iconic Media Group Limited is set to expand its portfolio after regulators cleared its proposed acquisition of a Northern Ireland newspaper group, despite concerns raised by The National Union of Journalists. The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) had objec
@geoffreymoffettFrom the market town of Ballymena, to the coastal charm of Portrush and the island town of Enniskillen, Northern Ireland’s towns are being urged to show what makes them worthy of this status. Towns now have 11 weeks to apply. The winner will deliver a vibrant cultural program
@geoffreymoffettCouncillors have unanimously agreed to confer the Freedom of the Borough on Hannah Scott MBE following her Olympic success. The decision was taken at a special council meeting last week, where Ms Scott was described as an inspiration to girls and young women across the borough
@geoffreymoffettA long-established Coleraine menswear retailer is set to enter a new chapter after nearly half a century, as owner Samuel Moore prepares for retirement and the business is taken over by Wallace’s of Ballymena.In a statement released today (Tuesday 13 January 2026), S & T Moore co
@geoffreymoffettCauseway Coast and Glens Borough Council has applied to trademark its logo with the UK Intellectual Property Office, covering four separate classes of services. The application is for a figurative mark rather than a word mark. This means it protects the specific visual design
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