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Treat yourself to a relaxing stroll followed by a good catch up and these tasty treats

We’ve put together a list of off-the-beaten-track walks for our Causeway Coast and Glens locals to enjoy within 10 miles of their local towns and villages.

This year we’ve put together a list of ways you can honour Saint Patrick from the comfort and safety of your bubble! 

Mother’s Day 2021 is Sunday 14th March. With restaurants, pubs and shops still closed, we’ve came up with some creative ideas to give your mum a special day regardless of the circumstances. 

While we’ve always been passionate about supporting our local trade, it is more important than ever this year to shop local where we can to help the wonderful businesses in our borough stay afloat during this uncertain time.

Four opera singers have worked with Northern Ireland Opera to create eight beautiful films.

The Causeway Coast and Glens is home to many hauntings and spooky tales. From haunted distilleries to Celtic Vampires, check out these 10 supposedly haunted locations to explore on the Causeway Coastal Route (if you dare!)

The Giant’s Causeway proves a huge hit with four-legged visitors and their owners following the introduction of a new dog-friendly policy within the Visitor Centre.

Ballycastle Harbour & Marina, Portrush Harbour and Coleraine Marina will reopen for visiting vessels from Friday 26th June.

Visitors to the Giant’s Causeway World Heritage Site are being encouraged to keep a ‘giant’s step’ away from others when it reopens on Friday 3 July.

Snow Water, in association with Smarts Communicate and Tourism Ireland, have produced NI’s first music film following Covid-19 Health and Safety Guideline

If you live in the area, here’s some ideas of how to spend this year’s Father’s Day while maintaining social distancing, or buy it forward!