Ballycastle Museum
4th March 2025
4th March 2025
Working to support Key Stage 3 history teaching in Ballycastle, Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services are pleased to launch two new history resources as part […]
14th January 2025
The programme of Fireside Talks for 2025 focused on community heritage and the role that local historians play in helping us understand our areas. The outline […]
25th November 2024
Address: 59 Castle Street Listing: B2 (Built Heritage at Risk NI Ref: 05/15/002) Construction date: 1740-1759 (Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/016), 1736 (PRONI D2977/3A/2/29/1) Year Owner/leasee Business […]
25th November 2024
Castle Street has long been the centre of Ballycastle. With it’s origins in Colonel Hugh Boyd’s development of the town in the 1730s and 40s, the […]
25th November 2024
Extracts from the Ordnance Survey Memoirs A useful starting point to understand the social history of Ballycastle can be found in the Ordnance Survey Memoirs compiled […]
22nd November 2024
In 2024, St Patrick’s and St Brigid’s Primary School, Ballycastle, took part in a pilot project to encourage young people to become more engaged with their […]
15th November 2024
This public talk was delivered by Colm Donnelly as part of our ongoing Ballycastle Museum redevelopment project supported by The National Heritage Lottery Fund. In the […]
15th November 2024
This public talk was delivered by Jonathan Gray as part of our ongoing Ballycastle Museum redevelopment project supported by The National Heritage Lottery Fund. What started […]
27th June 2024
As part of our Ballycastle Museum restoration and extension programme, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services worked in partnership […]
1st June 2024
At this year’s Rathlin Sound Maritime Festival, Causeway Coast and Glens Museum Services, together with the Friends of Ballycastle Museum, were delighted to announce the launch […]