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Mystery bugs responsible for a reported plague of bites in Ballykelly over recent weeks have been identified by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.

Blood-sucking mosquitos prime suspect in Ballykelly bug plague

Plans for a walking and cycling route in Gortnaghey have been halted by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.

Gortnaghey walking and cycling path temporarily halted over land issues

Pictured (L-R) are Terex team members Mark McKay, Senior Production Manager, Rosie Wildwood, MEGA Degree Apprentice, David Nicholl Senior Manufacturing Engineer, and Kieran Barratt, Maintenance Supervisor.

‘Rest Your Mind’ bench initiative

The participating artists at a recent meeting in Fort Dunree, where they shared their past work, exchanged ideas, and laid the foundation for collaborative efforts in the future (from left to right Cliodhna Timoney, Tim Stampton, Andrea Spencer, Cathal McGinley and Bernie McGill - missing from image is Nicola Nemec).

‘Sea Change’ art project unveils a day of free public activities at Fort Dunree

Santa joins the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Steven Callaghan, Fraser Caithness (9) and Hugo Caithness (6) as they launch Council’s Christmas events programme. A host of festive family-friendly events will take place in Ballymoney, Ballycastle, Limavady and Coleraine.

Christmas events to spread festive cheer in Limavady

Magilligan Point.

Magilligan ‘do not enter water’ warning as ‘blue-green algae' detected

The Foyle Cup parade will kick off the 2023 tournament next Tuesday.

Foyle Cup 2023 set for kick-off

Tom Madden demonstrates his soccer skills, at Guildhall Square, during the Foyle Cup City Centre parade.

Entries open for 30th O'Neill's Foyle Cup

Philip Mullan pictured with the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Ivor Wallace and Councillor James Mc Corkell

Reception held for Limavady’s National mountain bike champion

Greysteel deserves play park too say parents as hundreds sign petition

Lilian Seenoi-Barr, Director of Programmes, North West Migrants Forum. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)

Causeway Coast move to honour American Revolutionary and slave-owner Hercules Mu...

The late David Brewster.

Tributes paid to late solicitor and Limavady United stalwart David Brewster

Waste update.

Special committee meeting to be held to discuss the use of Derry recycling centr...

There have been 2,338 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Northern Ireland.

Coronavirus: Here's an update on how many people have tested positive for COVID-...

Conflict Textiles exhibition at Roe Valley.

Conflict Textiles exhibition at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural

The Protrush Air Show has been cancelled for this year. (Picture Steven McAuley/Kevin McAuley Photography Multimedia)

Causeway Coast and Glens ratepayers face 7.65% rates hike for coming year
There will be a 7.65% increase in the domestic district rate factor set by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council for the year ahead, while the non-domestic district rate factor will rise by 0.01%.
Brendan McDaid

The Claret Jug on Rathlin

WATCH: Stunning video of Claret Jug’s tour of Northern Ireland in the run up to ...

Getting ready for Live at The 148th Open, a seven day programme of entertainment organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council to celebrate the return of The Open are John McNally from Portrush Heritage Group, local actor Andy Porter, Northern Ireland Opera singer Maria McGrann along with a specially-commissioned 'big head' character of golfer Darren Clarke. PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Golf spectators tee up to enjoy ‘Live at The 148th Open’

The Rhythm of the Bann Festival takes place throughout Coleraine this April 26 and 27

Everything you need to know about this year's fantastic Rhythm of the Bann Festi...

Headquarters of Derry City & Strabane District Council on the Strand Road.

Council to send legal observer to challenge

Beacons to be lit in memory of First World War sacrifice

2 Oct 2018 McAuley Multimedia...Pictured celebrating the 200th Ã¢Â¬ÃœGo for ItÃ¢Â¬" business plan with the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Brenda Chivers are (front row) Bridget Mc Caughan, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Joanne Miller, Roe Valley Enterprises, (back row), Martin Devlin, Roe Valley Enterprises, Robbie Starrett, R. S. Sandblasting and Martin Clark, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Dungiven firm is 200th to benefit from local '˜Go For It' programme

Anger over'˜free' RBPcar parking

Pacemaker Press Belfast 24-07-2018: Claimant Mrs Sharon Douglas pictured in Limavady, Northern ireland.
Picture By: Arthur Allison.

Limavady woman awarded Â£25k in sexual discrimination tribunal

The cruise ship Deutschland which arrived at Lisahally on Friday with over 500 passengers on board as part of a ten day cruise. Picture Martin McKeown. Inpresspics.com. 21.07.17

Magilligan could be part of major cruise ships plan

Reports have suggested the government could pay Â£50bn to leave the EU

Zero percent rate increase in Causeway Coast & Glens

Alderman William King from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council and Willie Devlin from Sport NI pictured with Cara from Gaelscoil Neachtain and Oisin from St Canice's Primary School at the official opening of Dungiven Sports Centre.

Official opening of Dungiven Sports Centre
An official opening event has been held at Dungiven Sports Centre.
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Superheroes parade for Children's Hospice in Limavady this month

People in Albert Square, Manchester earlier this week. Photo credit: Martin Rickett/PA Wire

Book of condolence opened in Limavady for Manchester terror attack

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Alderman Maura Hickey, helps to launch the Volunteers Week Vintage Tea Parties with Ruth McNeill from Causeway Volunteer Centre, Mary McNickle from Causeway Volunteer Centre, Ashleen Schenning from Limavady Volunteer Centre and Catherine Farrimond from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.

'˜Thank you' party for Roe Valley volunteers

Sinn Fein Colr. Brenda Chivers. (DERR1111SJ10)

No Council funding for St. Patrick's Day celebrations in '˜the home of Danny Boy...

Ryan Mc Gee from the Department of Education with Ashleen Schenning, Vice-Chair of Causeway Coast and Glens Policing and Community Safety Partnership and Chair William King.PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIAA/CCGBC

Launch of '˜Cyber Safe' campaign

Sinn Fein's Tony McCaul and Cathal O'hOisin with community representatives and local school children close to where the new play park will be built.

Work starts on Â£70k play park in Feeny

The signage outside the building.

Dungiven Sports Centre is '˜simply a descriptive term'

The Foyle Ferry in service last summer.

'˜End of the road' warning for Foyle Ferry service

Vincent Gallagher outside his home on lower Main Street Dungiven.

'˜A bypass is the only solution' for Dungiven

Use your loaf and shop smarter, says Council

The Foyle Ferry

Foyle Ferry operator will not provide service next year

Roe ho ho as Santa comes to town

Connell Street, Limavady

Â£742K to improve Limavady town centre

Aaron Callan with party leader Arlene Foster. INLS 45-704-CON

New DUP councillor receives handshake of approval from Arlene Foster

Michelle Knight-McQuillan the Mayor of the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council with Santa Claus at the Christmas lights switch on in Dungiven on Saturday night. INLV4915-134KDR

'˜It's once a year and we can't be like Scrooge'

The bonfire off the Edenmore Road in Limavady on the Eleventh night. (file pic)

Causeway Council pay Â£25k to clean up bonfire sites

The coat of arms left at the civic amenity site in Limavady. Photo: Alan Robinson

Mystery of coat of arms found at Limavady dump

Gemma Lynch's petition

Limavady woman campaigns for inclusive play park

One of the new bus shelters

Nicholl welcomes new bus shelters in Aghanloo and Ballykelly

The bonfire off the Edenmore Road in Limavady on the Eleventh night.

Sinn Fein Colr. on bonfires: '˜Strike while the iron is hot'

Paul Double CVO, the Remembrancer of the City of London with David Jackson MBE, CEO Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council at the Freedom of the City of London ceremony in the Guildhall London

Freedom award for Causeway Council chief

Vandals damaged a climbing frame and lit a small fire

'˜Idiot' vandals damage play park again

Bags of rubbish at Benone. Photo: Aerial Vision NI

Disgust at rubbish left on Benone beach

Construction of the new sports complex in Dungiven on Curragh Road.

Â£2.8m Dungiven sports centre '˜coming on well'

Youths from Greysteel at the Interface at The Fountain in the Bishop Street area of Derry.

Greysteel: Proactive stance against Twelfth bus attacks

Council is holding free microchipping clinics

Free microchipping clinic in Limavady

A teddy bears' picnic is to take place during the weekend

'˜Drum Fest' weekend packed full of activities

Students who participated in the project.

Limavady schools fly the flag to '˜celebrate peace'