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From left to right: William Craig, Jim Allister and Allister Kyle

TUV names council election candidates

Portrush surfer Martin 'TK' Kelly expected to be among those competing on the north coast this weekend.

Event returns to resort after 12 years

Police at the scene of the shooting in Dervock on Tuesday.

Breaking Shooting in Dervock

Pan's Rock, Ballycastle

Storm Boelo causes extensive damage to iconic Pan's Rock

Old cart carefully restored by Cloughmills Men's Shed

Old cart transformed

Ballycastle author illustrator Paddy Donnelly

Double Nomination at Irish Book Awards for Ballycastle Author

Your Chronicle - in the shops now!

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Chasing Abbey.

Chasing Abbey announce Ulster Hall date for next spring

Man injured in Dervock shooting

Due to adverse weather conditions and after consultation with delivery partners, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has taken the difficult decision not to proceed with the Coleraine USA250 Halloween event, planned for 27th October.

Coleraine Halloween event cancelled

Sport

Limavady United's Ronan Wilson celebrates his goal against Larne at Inver Park

Limavady United earn valuable point

The Clearer Water Irish Cup Trophy.

Fourth round Clearer Water Cup draws announced

Limavady United’s Tiarnan Boorman and Carrick Rangers’ Adam Lecky compete for possession.

Limavady make the trip to Inver Park tonight

Ben Wylie and Senan Devine were both on target during Saturday's win over Crusaders at Seaview.

Four wins in a row for Bannsiders

Coleraine travel to Dungannon Swifts in the second round of the Bet McLean Cup.

Bet McLean Cup second round draw

What's On

Texas play Belfast next autumn.

Scottish band heading out on tour

Causeway Hospital.

Public urged to attend rally for Causeway Hospital

Ralph McLean with Robert Wallace of Kinedale Donkeys.

Embrace 'Autumn Unplugged' in Northern Ireland

The free screening will be shown in towns across the borough.

Free climate change film screenings coming to Causeway Coast and Glens

Motoring

Joe Mahon and poet Charlie Gillen in Dervock. Pictures: Westway Films.

Dervock bard Charlie Gillen's guest appearance on Mahon's Way

Coleraine revolutionary’s story can highlight the ‘complexity’ around USA’s leg...

Education Minister Paul Givan.

Givan welcomes agreement on teachers’ pay

Garvagh's William McFaul receives the 1600 Rookie Bangers King of Aghadowey trophy from Race Official JayJay McConaghie.

Garvagh’s William McFaul was crowned King of Aghadowey

Conagher Road closed at the junction with Knock Road due to fire.

Conagher Road closed due to forest fire spreading - 40 firefighters at the scene

More Coleraine News

Frosses Road closed after crash

Mark Dinsmore was last seen in the Ballybogey Road area of Ballymoney at around 6pm on Saturday evening, 24th October.

Police concerned for Bushmills man

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for this weekend.

Storm Boelo expected to bring 70mph gusts

Causeway Hospital

Hospital rally postponed

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Galgorm Collection's proposed site at Bellarena

Tiger Woods to be named as designer of Bellarena's £30m golf course

Philomena Begley is to be honoured at the annual NI Music Prize in Belfast.

Recognition for the 'Queen of Country'

Deputy Mayor Richard Stewart with some of the Scary Ones to be judged the scariest at the Ballymoney Halloween last year. WK44-25KC80BM

Breaking Ballymoney Halloween event cancelled

Consumer Council launches Switch On to Savings campaign

Community

The Coleraine Cancer Research UK Committee, pictured with this years fundraising to January 2026, a total of £15,000 WK42-26-015CR

Coleraine Cancer Research UK raises £15,000

Professor Maria Lohan from the School of Nursing & Midwifery at Queen's speaking at the launch of the report, Understandings of Masculinities and Attitudes Towards Violence Against Women and Girls in Northern Ireland: Young Men’s and Boys’ Views and Practitioners’ Perspectives.

Report launched in Belfast

Breaking Roads closed due to flooding

Derry Halloween gets set for 40th celebration