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Martello Tower NIEA LB LH M Magilligan Point, Lower Doaghs, Limavady The only Martello Tower in Northern Ireland, built in 1812 as part of the coastal defences during the Napoleonic Wars. A standard circular tower of thirty-four courses of Ballyharrigan sandstone with a machicolated projection at the wallhead above the entrance. No dogs allowed in the Tower. Part of the Living History programme - See p6. DERRY Directions: From Limavady proceed to Magilligan and the tower is at Magilligan Point, 4 miles to the north-west. Opening Times: Sat 12noon - 5pm LONDON Sun 12noon - 5pm Dog Leap Centre and Power House NIEA LH Roe Valley Country Park, 41 Dogleap Road, Largy, Limavady, BT49 9NN Key When milling declined in the Roe Valley, many buildings were converted to other LB Listed Building uses including the generation of electricity. N New Property The main example is the Roe Power Station where J E Ritter experimented with the new NIEA NIEA Owned/Managed technology in 1896. Part of the Living History LH Living History programme - See p6. Children’s Activities Directions: The Park is signposted from the southern end of Limavady. M Maritime Opening Times: MD Music and Drama Sat 12noon - 5pm Sun 12noon - 5pm T Tour/Guided Walk Tick off your visits www.discovernorthernireland.com/ehod Green Lane Museum Eglinton Plantation Village The Hezlett House NIEA T LB LB Roe Valley Country Park, 41 Dogleap Seventeenth Century Village, Eglinton, 107 Seacoast Road, Castlerock, Road, Largy, Limavady, BT49 9NN Dungiven Bennarees, BT51 4TW Green Lane Museum gives visitors the chance This tour will look at the principal features Hezlett House is one of the oldest vernacular to view exhibits relating to the linen and of this well preserved historic village which domestic buildings in Northern Ireland. Built agricultural industries and experience the true was the main settlement of the Grocer's in 1691, the uniqueness of the cottage lies flavour of days gone by in Limavady. Both Proportion. After 1820 the company carried in its rare cruck frame and family history. permanent and temporary exhibitions are out significant improvements to the village Refreshments for sale in Hezlett reception. on display throughout the season. including its fine sandstone market house. Directions: Situated at the corner of junction Directions: Follow Ballyquinn Road from Directions: Eglinton is 6 miles from Derry of the main A6 Coleraine to Derry Road. Limavady to Dungiven. Turn right at sign for on the main A2 route to Limavady. Opening Times: Country Park. Opening Times: Sat 10am - 5pm Opening Times: Sat No Event Sun 10am - 5pm Normal admission Sat 1pm - 5pm Sun 2pm - 3pm. Tour commences from gate charges apply. Sun 1pm - 5pm of Church of Ireland. Mussenden Temple Limavady Union Workhouse Coleraine Market Yard Talk and Tour LB NIEA N T LB LB T T LH Downhill Demesne, Downhill, Coleraine, Roe Valley Hospital, 24d Benevenagh Market Yard, New Market BT51 4RP Drive, Rathbrady More, Limavady, Street, Coleraine, BT52 1EH Visit the stunning landscape of Downhill BT49 OAQ Causeway Museum Service invites you to visit Demesne with its beautiful gardens and One of the best surviving examples of a Coleraine Market Yard to view the recent magnificent walks. Discover the striking Union Workhouse left in Ireland. Recently conservation work, funded by the Landfill 18th century mansion of the eccentric Earl refurbished retaining some original areas e.g. Communities Fund and NIEA Listed Bishop of Derry that lies in ruin, then explore intact womens dormitory. Guided talk and tour Buildings Grant Scheme. Come for a guided Mussenden Temple perched on the cliff edge. with refreshments. Booking is not essential walk through the Victorian streets of Coleraine to meet the characters who lived and worked but it helps us prepare! Tel 028 7776 9160 for Directions: 1mile west of Castlerock and further details. there over a century ago. Part of the Living 5 miles west of Coleraine. On Coleraine - History programme - See p6. Downhill coast road (A2). Directions: From Limavady town centre follow signs for Scroggy Rd Health Centre or Directions: Meet at the New Market Street Opening Times: Roe Valley Hospital. See www.lcdi.co.uk entrance to the Market Yard. Sat 10am - 5pm. Tour starts at 2pm and lasts 1 hour. Opening Times: Opening Times: Sun Open but normal charges apply. Sat Not Open Sat 11:30am - 2pm. First Tour at 11.30am, Sun Tour at 2pm. Lasts 1.5 hrs. Second Tour at 2pm. Sun Not Open 58 Coleraine Methodist Church The Tower Museum The Playhouse T M MD MD LB LB N T Circular Road, Coleraine, BT52 1BW Union Hall Place, Londonderry, 5-7 Artillery Street, Londonderry, 1854 Grade B+ Listed Building by Isaac BT48 6LU BT48 6RG Farrell, Dublin. Built in the form of a small Museum contains two main exhibits - 'Story The 'B1' Listed Building now houses Roman Corinthian Temple. Beautiful of Derry', local history, and 'Spanish Armada N.Ireland's largest community Arts Centre coved ceiling with intricate moulding. Fine - La Trinidad Valancera', story of an Armada and has recently been restored (2004 BBC Copeman-Hart organ. Refreshments available, shipwreck. Restoration N.Irish winner). Historic tours Organ recitals Sat and Sun on the hour. and childrens art classes. Part of the Arts Art Display. Directions: Follow signs for City Centre, Council N.I programme - See p4. museum located adjacent to City Walls Directions: Opposite Dunnes Stores - bordering Waterloo Place - Guildhall Square. Directions: The Playhouse is situated Harbour. beside the historic city walls, 30 metres from Opening Times: Foyleside Shopping Centre and 50 from The Opening Times: Sat 10am - 4:30pm Diamond. Sat 10am - 6pm. Tour starts at 2pm and lasts Sun Not Open 1 hour. Opening Times: Sun 2pm - 6pm. Tours throughout the day Sat Sat 10am - 4pm. Tours at 10am, 11am, and Sun. 12noon, 2pm & 3pm. Sun Not Open Apprentice Boys' St Columb's Cathedral St Augustines Memorial Hall LB LB LB T T T 13 Society Street, Londonderry, London Street, Londonderry, BT48 6RQ Grand Parade, The Walls of Derry, BT48 6PJ Built in 1633, St Columb's is the oldest Londonderry The Memorial Hall is the home of the building within the walled city. The museum Ancient Christian site dating from 546AD. St Apprectice Boys collection of memorabilia and contains a chalice of 1613 and artefacts from Columba founded the city at site and also the artefacts that have been collected over decades. the siege of 1688-89. First cathedral to be first church of the plantation in 1603. Earliest The hall remains an important building within built in the British Isles after the Reformation. gravestone 1611. Many famous gravestones - Londonderry. It was constructed in 1873 in Extensive restoration to Cathedral during 'From this site Columba sailed to Iona, 546AD Scottish Baronial style to the designs of John 2010/2011. Tours on request and group tours bringing Christianity to Britain'. Gothic Guy Ferguson and represents a meeting point if pre-booked. Tel: 028 7126 7313. Revival with hammerbeam roof. for Apprentice Boys and friends from UK Ireland and beyond. Directions: From The Diamond turn left into Directions: Within walled city - situated on Bishop Street, London Street is the first street walls next to Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall Directions: From the Diamond, go up Bishop on the left. and 1st Derry Presbyterian Church. Street to Society Street - 1st turn on right. Opening Times: Opening Times: Opening Times: Sat 9am - 5pm. Tours available on request Sat 10am - 4pm. Tours at 11am, 12pm, 1pm, Sat 10am - 5pm Sun Open only for Services at 8am, 11am 2pm, 3pm Sun 2pm - 5pm and 4pm. Everyone is welcome. Sun 2pm - 5pm. Tours at 2pm, 3pm, 4pm 59 Derry's Walls Walking Tour Freemasons' Hall Verbal Arts Centre T LB LB LB T NIEA Visitor’s Centre, 44 Foyle Street, Derry, 25 Bishop Street, Londonderry, Stable Lane and Mall Wall, Bishop Street BT48 6AT BT48 6PR Within, Stable Lane, Derry-Londonderry, The only remaining completely walled city This three-storey red brick building, built in BT48 6PU in Ireland and one of the finest examples in 1753 and extended in 1800 was the Bishops' The Verbal Arts Centre is Irelands only centre Europe. The Walls, of the 17th century, form a Palace until 1946. It was the residence of Cecil devoted to literature and the language arts. The walkway around the old inner city and a tour is Frances Alexander who wrote, 'All things Centre provides workshops and education and a must for all visitors. bright and beautiful' and 'There is a green training programmes encouraging everyone to hill far away'. read, write, tell their stories, learn from others, Directions: Meet at Derry Visitor and listen, communicate and create. Integrated Convention Bureau, Foyle Street, at 3pm. Directions: From the Diamond go up Bishop within the building are a number of arts Street towards Bishop Gate, Freemason's Hall Opening Times: and crafts pieces. is opposite Courthouse. Sat Tour at 3pm and lasts 1 hour Directions: Follow directions to the city Sun Tour at 3pm and lasts 1 hour Opening Times: centre and the Diamond. At the Diamond Sat 10am - 4pm. Tours on the hour from 10am turn into Bishop Street Within and proceed to Sun Not Open Bishop Gate. The entrance to the Verbal Arts Centre is on the right at Bishop Gate (Stable Lane which runs in along the walls). Opening Times: Sat 11am - 2pm Sun Not Open First Derry Presbyterian Church Walls Alive Walking Tours - Walls Alive Walking Tours - Instruments of War Speaking Stones LB NIEA NIEA T LH LB N N T LH Upper Magazine Street, Londonderry, The Historic Walls of Derry, Bishop’s The Historic Walls of Derry, Bishop’s BT48 Gate, Bishop’s Street,L’Derry, BT48 Gate, Bishop’s Street, L’Derry, BT48 First Derry built on the site purchased with Get up close and personal with Ulster’s Get up close and personal with Ulster’s Queen Mary's donation to reward Presbyterian largest ancient monument in the company largest ancient monument in the company loyality during the seige.
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    COUNCIL GRANTS COMPARISON The Review of Public Administration and Local Government Reform, the development of community planning, the Social Investment Fund, and other political and administrative changes in Northern Ireland mark a unique opportunity to reassert the principles of community development and good relations and, in particular, where these sit within local authorities. In recognition of this opportunity, the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland has recently completed a substantial research project through its Causeway Communities Engagement Programme. This series of 5 ‘In-Brief’ publications summarises the findings from this research and some of the policy implications. This series of 5 In-Brief publications has been completed through the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland’s Causeway Communities Engagement Programme. The Causeway Communities Engagement Programme (CCEP) is a pilot initiative to build community capacity and engagement in selected areas in each of the four Council areas involved in the proposed Causeway Coast & Glens Council (Ballymoney, Coleraine, Limavady and Moyle). It began in January 2012 and is scheduled to run until December 2014. The Programme is funded by the International Fund for Ireland, Atlantic Philanthropies and the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland. The key aims of CCEP are: — Developing relationships and capacity, sharing and learning, meeting local needs; — Addressing future political and administrative changes; — Linking local communities and groups with agencies and Council functions; — Tackling community tensions and divisions; — Addressing the legacy of the conflict; — Sharing the process model and policy lessons with other Council areas and policy makers. There is a huge variation in community development and good relations grants and support programmes across the current 26 District Councils.