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Philip McGuigan

but says focus must now be on improving patient access

Sinn Féin MLA Philip McGuigan,

McGuigan welcomes GP contract

Catherine McKaig, Hazel Duncan, Mary McCracken, Pamela Ross and Joanne McKeown pictured during the Remembrance Coffee Morning for the Castlecatt Community Association and Bushmills Through the Wars Exhibition held at the Village Hall Portballintrae. WK46-26-47TMBC

Remembrance vintage tea in Portballintrae

A26 Frosses road

Questions raised over A26 dual carriageway plans

Zombie knife

Offensive weapons ‘surrender bin’ to be installed in Coleraine

North Antrim MLA Sian Mulholland (Third left) with Ballymoney constituent Alex Patterson (5th left) after he completed a walk from Belfast City Hall to Stormont on Tuesday with his guide dog Angus and daughter Jana and others.

Ballymoney man's campaign for better access for people with sight loss

Lesley Thompson, Sinead Mellon and Megan Westall, staff from the MRI Unit at Causeway Hospital.

Causeway MRI scanner supports over 3,000 patients in first year

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Dilapidation in Portrush

Council airs fears over cost of enforcing dilapidation law

HempWell Shop Duo. From left to right: Lisa McWilliams and Jade Jones

Coleraine entrepreneur agrees multi-million-pound merger

Coleraine's data centre on the Portstewart Road

Confirmed: Sale of Coleraine data centre to Swiss-based tech firm

Sport

Magherafelt celebrate winning the Ulster SFC title at Celtic Park

Scotstown edge out Magherafelt

Burns lights up Aviva as Derry clinch seventh FAI Cup

Portstewart Golf Club.

Turkey season in full swing at the Port

Coleraine suffered a 3-0 defeat against Linfield at Windsor Park on Saturday evening.

Bannsiders suffer heavy defeat at Windsor Park

Matthew Boreland after his Irish Title win, September 2025

Boreland throws his name in the hat for Windsor return

What's On

Garth Brooks announces plans for 10 concerts across island of Ireland

Greg Cowan, lead singer with Belfast band The Outcasts.

Alter Your Native Land

Tales From Around the Town will be launched at Waterstones in Coleraine on Saturday November 7.

Second book of historical tales from local historian

The Fratellis, on their way to Belfast.

Indie rockers on their way to the capital

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

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Jim Allister MP

MP concerned about future of Poundland stores

Sinn Féin Cllr Leanne Peacock.

Active Travel Funding earmarked for Rasharkin

Kilrea's Bann Bridge

No ‘Plan B’ if Kilrea’s Bann Bridge is closed again

Dunluce Road

Overgrown weeds prompt safety concerns on key tourist route

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PayEscape Director Adrian Geffert, presents signed football to Bushmills FC Youths.

PayEscape donation to Bushmills FC Youths

Level crossing at Coleraine Railway Station.

‘All-day passenger parking causing misery for local residents’

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council DUP representative Darryl Wilson.

Councillors demand better feedback on complaints over road defects

Causeway Coast and Glens Council chamber

Stormont’s attitude to councils: ‘do as we say and not as we do’

Community

Previous Ulster-Scots winners pamphlets

Nae ootlanders amang the Linenhall Ulster-Scots competition judges

The Old Schoolhouse Friends group, pictured at the Old Schoolhouse in Ballymoney on Tuesday, where they gather together for friendship, and a bite to eat. The group is open to anyone in the community, for company and friendship, and meets on the first Tuesday of every month, at 7pm. WK46-26-001CR

Old Schoolhouse Friends Group appeals for new members

Dean Patton

Breaking New appeal for missing Portrush man

The fifth episode of the new Police Service of Northern Ireland podcast series – ‘PSNI: Beyond the Badge’ - is a very special one.

Special anniversary episode of PSNI: Beyond the Badge