Ballymoney Mayor opens new Drumaheglis facility

The Mayor of Ballymoney, Alderman Bill Kennedy, has officially opened the new Outdoor Activity Centre along with a number of other new features at Drumaheglis Marina and Caravan Park.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Apr 2015, 08:00 BST
Mayor Bill Kennedy, Geordie Canavan, Community Rescue Service, John Michael, Director of Borough Services, and John Dempsey, Chief Executive. inbm14-15 sMayor Bill Kennedy, Geordie Canavan, Community Rescue Service, John Michael, Director of Borough Services, and John Dempsey, Chief Executive. inbm14-15 s
Mayor Bill Kennedy, Geordie Canavan, Community Rescue Service, John Michael, Director of Borough Services, and John Dempsey, Chief Executive. inbm14-15 s

The other new features included glamping cabins and a rural interpretive sculpture to complement the rural aspect of the Drumaheglis’ enviable location in beautiful countryside alongside the Lower Bann River.

Ald. Bill Kennedy stated, “These additions complement and complete the current investment into Drumaheglis Marina & Caravan Park and will further enhance this beautiful, rural, riverside location, which formally links the River Bann to the famous Causeway Coastal Route.”

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This Drumaheglis project has been supported by the Northern Ireland Rural Development Programme managed by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

The Outdoor Activity Centre is the final element of extensive investment into facilities at Drumaheglis, which has included a new multi-purpose building which includes ‘wet’ facilities, glamping cabins, children’s activity area, outdoor gym equipment, floating pontoon with canoe steps and disabled access and a sculpture.

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