The Belfast Internation Horror Festival, 2025

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The Belfast International Horror Festival previously known as the Dark Hedges Film Festival returns for a fifth year with a new name and its biggest ever programme to date!

This year’s programme runs from 22-31 October, with 12 screenings across six different venues in the city.

 Live Here/ The Descent with Special guest Shauna Macdonald

This year’s highlights include the Irish premiere of Julie Pacino’s (Daughter of Hollywood legend Al) feature debut I Live Here Now, along with a special guest Shauna Macdonald, who will introduce a special screening of Neil Marshal’s The Descent, to mark the film’s 20th anniversary (Both Saturday 25 October).

The theme of “Female Rage” runs throughout this year’s programme and will be explored through a number of events, including a pop up ‘prom-themed’ screening of Brian De Palma’s Carrie (1976) at Ashfield Girls high school (22 October) along with screenings of Jennifer’s Body (29th October) and Bride of Frankenstein (26 October). The screening of Jame Whale’s feature will be followed by a discussion, hosted by local author Victoria Brown to examine how the horror/Sc-Fi genre represents the theme of female rage onscreen.

The Comedy of Horror

This year’s festival also features a new strand within the programme entitled “The Comedy of Horror,” which will look at some of the programmers’ favourite examples of movies that successfully manage to straddle these two very different genres.

There will be screenings of Peter Jackson’s Braindead (known as Dead Alive for American Audiences) and the cult classic Tammy and the T-Rex, starring Denise Richards and the late Paul Walker.

Both films will be introduced by a member of the festival’s team and will be accompanied by screenings of new films, including Irish filmmaker Zoe Kavanagh’s Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill and Sander Maran’s absolutely bonkers Estonian horror-musical, Chainsaws Were Singing.

Tony Todd Double Bill

The festival will also pay tribute to the late Tony Todd, who passed away in November 2024 by screening two of the actor’s most iconic features, Candyman (1992) and Night of the Living Dead (1990) at Accidental Theatre (28 October).

Short Film Competition

The festival remains committed to its Short Film competition (27 October) with finalists in the International and Irish categories screening at the Accidental Theatre. Shorts within the festival’s ‘Official Selection’ category will also be available to watch online throughout the duration of the programme (22 – 31 October 2025) on the festival’s digital player (https://bihf.vhx.tv/).

Horror Movie Quiz

On Thursday 30th October (7pm) the festival’s annual horror movie quiz returns once again (Accidental Theatre) and as always there’ll be a range of prizes and goodies up for grabs.

The Craft onboard Belfast Barge

This year’s lineup concludes on Halloween night with a screening of The Craft onboard The Belfast Barge.

 

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Gráinne Duffy Announces Intimate ‘Unplugged’ Show at Lisburn’s ISLAND Arts Centre, Sat 8 Nov, 8pm

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Award-winning Irish blues-rock artist Gráinne Duffy is set to perform a special, stripped-back semi-acoustic show, ‘Unplugged,’ at Lisburn’s ISLAND Arts Centre, Sat 8 Nov 2025, 8pm.

The gig promises an intimate evening showcasing her celebrated original material alongside a selection of classic rock, blues, and soul compositions.

The ‘Unplugged’ format offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience Duffy’s powerful vocals and distinctive guitar work in a close, raw setting. The setlist will draw from her extensive five-album catalogue, which includes a Grammy-nominated release and her critically acclaimed 2023 album, Dirt Woman Blues, produced by Grammy winner Chris Goldsmith (Ben Harper, Blind Boys of Alabama). Dirt Woman Blues was notably ranked as the fifth ‘Best Blues Album’ by Classic Rock Magazine.

Gráinne Duffy has consistently proven her calibre on the international stage. Her accolades include winning the prestigious 2021 ‘Best Modern Roots Artist’ at the Independent Blues Awards, and her 2020 album, Voodoo Blues, achieved Top 10 chart rankings across the UK, France, and Canada. She has shared performance billing with icons such as Billy Gibbons, Eric Gales, and Shemekia Copeland, and topped the all-female led bill at Cornbury Festival alongside Mavis Staples and Alanis Morissette.

Tickets for Gráinne Duffy Unplugged, priced at £18.00 are available by visiting www.ISLANDArtsCentre.com or telephoning the ISLAND Box office on 028 9244 7744.

Ards Puppet Festival returns to Ards Arts Centre this Weekend!

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Come along to Ards Puppet Festival in Ards Arts Centre, Newtownards on Sunday 26 and Monday 27 October, for lots of puppet family fun!

The magical festival, organised by Ards and North Down Borough Council, will welcome a packed programme celebrating puppets of all shapes and sizes, through performances, workshops and even a Woodland Wonderland filled with curious creatures!

Sea Legs Puppet Theatre present Tales from The Farmyard, where you can meet the Little Red Hen and her famous farmyard friends, along with Edward Lear’s Dream, featuring characters like Quangle Wangle and the Owl and the Pussy Cat. Join Flotsam and Jetsam and Penny and the Far Thing presented by Lempen Theatre for visual puppet theatre experiences with beautiful music. Lempen Theatre will also present The Fisher and his Wife, a traditional story told from a box, mounted on the front of a penny farthing bike!

Over both days, festival-goers can enjoy lively performances Professor Queen-Bee’s It’s Bee-Hind You, a Punch and Judy-style show with a ‘green’ twist, marvel at the astonishing Flea Circus and explore Clydebuilt’s stunning puppet exhibition.

Handmade Theatre Company return to Ards Puppet Festival to charm audiences with their Woodland Wonderland. Families are invited to take a wander through this magical installation and meet the gorgeous collection of woodland creatures. Children can also participate in puppet-making workshops to create their own characters.

Speaking about the festival, Arts Community Development Officer, Amy McKelvey said: “We are thrilled to be presenting a variety of puppet talent at this year’s festival and can’t wait to welcome families to Ards Arts Centre this half-term for a truly magical event which will appeal to young and old alike.” 

 

With a mix of bookable shows and free activities, Ards Puppet Festival promises two-days of fun for the whole family. The festival takes place from 26 – 27 October, 11am – 4pm, in Ards Arts Centre, Conway Square, Newtownards.

To view the full programme and to book tickets, go to: https://puppetfestival.andculture.org.uk/whats-on

Belfast prepares to say ‘céad míle fáilte’ to Oireachtas na Samhna

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Preparations are well underway to welcome up to 10,000 participants and spectators to Belfast later this month for Oireachtas na Samhna – Ireland’s oldest Irish language and arts gathering.

The city is hosting the festival from 29 October to 2 November, with Gaeilgeoirí travelling from across Ireland to enjoy five days of events across arts, music, sean-nós singing and the spoken word.

Belfast City Council, which led the successful bid to bring the event back to the city for the first time since 1997, has also provided £30,000 of grants to five Irish language organisations to deliver community-based arts activities in the run-up to the festival. They are An Droichead, Ionad Uíbh Eachach, Cumann Cultúrtha Mhic Reachtain, Ionad na Fuiseoige and Glór na Móna.

Delivered via Foras na Gaeilge’s Scéim Forbartha Líonraí Gaeilge (Irish Language Networks Development Scheme), funding has been used to put on everything from beginners’ language workshops and conversational classes through to unique events focusing on different aspects of Irish language and culture.  

Meeting with groups to hear more about what they have planned, the Deputy Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Paul Doherty, said:

“Our council is pleased to help bring Oireachtas back to Belfast once again, and there’s a real sense of excitement now, with just two weeks to go until the ‘Gathering of the Gaels’ comes to town.

“Big events like this have a positive impact on our city – they support our retailers, tourism providers and hospitality venues, and they showcase Belfast to new visitors, highlighting what we have to offer and encouraging people to come back again.

“For Irish language speakers, Oireachtas is a unique and special opportunity to immerse themselves an Gaeilge and share their passion for protecting and nurturing the language.

“This reflects our council’s wider goal of ensuring all languages in our city are respected, fostered and celebrated. There are some brilliant events planned, city-wide, to fully embrace the festival and encourage both new and existing speakers to get involved in everything Oireachtas has to offer.”

Among the organisations who have received funding from the council to deliver community activities around the festival are An Droichead.

Their Oireachtas programme includes a free talk on Samhain, a beson broom workshop (Sunday 19 October) where participants will learn how to make a traditional ‘broomstick’ from twigs and poles, and a walking trail on Thursday 23 October, hunting for Tuatha Dé Danann – the mythical fairy people of Ireland.

“For Irish language speakers and learners, the Oireachtas is more than just a cultural festival – it’s a celebration of identity, heritage, and community,” said Fionnuala Nic Thom, Development Officer with An Droichead.

“With the support of council funding, we will see more people empowered to engage with the Oireachtas, a gathering place for the Irish language community, through events, performances, and shared experiences that showcase indigenous arts and bring the Irish language to life.”

Funding has also been provided to Fís an Phobail to deliver schools workshops to pupils in Irish medium schools, highlighting the heritage of Oireachtas.

During September, pupils at Bunscoil Phobal Feirste, Bunscoil an tSléibhe Dhuibh and Gaelscoil na bhFál have been exploring the history of the festival, first held in Dublin in 1897, and learning more about specialist competitions, such as Corn Uí Riada (sean-nós singing), Steip (sean-nós dancing) and Lúibíní (two people answering each other in poetic verses).  
 
More information on Oireachtas na Samhna is available from the official festival website at antoireachtas.ie/oireachtas-na-samhna/ 

Spooktacular Halloween fun at Flowerfield and Roe Valley Arts Centres

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It’s that chilling time of year again – when pumpkins grin, ghosts giggle, and creativity runs wild!

 

Both Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart and Roe Valley Arts Centre in Limavady are getting into the Halloween spirit, with a fang-tastic programme of films, workshops and frightfully good family fun.

At Flowerfield Arts Centre, little monsters can dive into creativity with a 2D Character Animation Masterclass (29th October) led by Joel Simon, where young artists can design and animate their own spooky creations.

On screen, the family favourite Hotel Transylvania (27th October) brings hilarious Halloween antics to life as part of Cinemagic’s ‘Young Audiences Supporting Foodbanks’ initiative. For grown-up film fans, things take a chilling turn with The Fog (30th October), John Carpenter’s 1980 cult ghost story that promises to send shivers down your spine.

Over in Limavady, Roe Valley Arts Centre has conjured up a week packed with Halloween magic and mayhem. Young creatives can enjoy a range of themed workshops including Jellycat Ceramics (25th October), Wizards & Witches Science (27th October), Magic Potions Bubble Art (28th October), Slime Lab (29th October), and even Creepy Crawlies & Repulsive Reptiles (30th October), where brave visitors can meet real-life creatures!

Families can settle in for a free screening of Disney Pixar’s Coco (28th October), a heartwarming celebration of family, love and remembrance, while younger audiences will adore the enchanting puppet show Tom Thumb (27th October) presented by Banyan Theatre.

As darkness falls, adults can enjoy a night of true-life ghost stories with Tenx9 Halloween (30th October), a storytelling event that’s equal parts eerie and entertaining – perfect for those who like their chills with a touch of cabaret atmosphere.

Both centres round off the festivities with a spooky spectacle of fun at their Haunted House open afternoons. Expect an afternoon of eerie decorations, Halloween crafts, and a monster disco where even the zombies can’t help but dance. Costumes are highly encouraged – whether you’re a witch, wizard or wobbly mummy, it’s time to get into the spirit!

Haunted House Open Afternoons (Free Admission.  Children must be accompanied at all times.)

  • Roe Valley Arts Centre, Limavady: Thursday 30th October, 2–4pm
  • Flowerfield Arts Centre, Portstewart: Friday 31st October, 2–4pm

So, grab your broomsticks, dust off your capes, and get ready for a Halloween filled with creativity, community and plenty of spooky surprises.

Book workshops and event tickets at www.flowerfield.org or www.roevalleyarts.com, or call your local arts centre for more details.

Please note the Haunted House Open Days at both centres are free and no booking is required. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the Open Day events.

New Global Platform For Women Entrepreneurs To Tackle Gender Gap In Tech

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“It’s no secret the odds are stacked against women starting tech companies. We’re tired waiting so we’re taking matters into our own hands”, that’s the message from Irish entrepreneur Máirín Murray who has developed a global platform to tackle the gap in female founded tech startups.

Co Down entrepreneur Máirín, founder of women‑in‑tech innovation company TechFoundHer, has announced the global launch of the TechFoundHer Collective, an online platform designed to accelerate women into tech entrepreneurship.

She explained the new membership programme will give women the practical support and backing to start, lead and scale tech companies, even if they have no coding background.

According to data commissioned by the Invest in Women Taskforce all-female founded businesses in Northern Ireland received just £2.5 million (2%) of the nation’s total equity funding in 2024, male teams received £93.7 million in investment which was nearly 80% of the total amount invested.

“We’re launching The Collective on National Women’s Enterprise Day because the numbers speak for themselves – the challenges are global – we all know about the approx 2% of VC funding going to women led enterprises but what’s needed is action” said Máirín.

Against that backdrop, The Collective is backed by a powerful network of global investors and tech leaders including Kelly Vero (CTO in Residence), Lata Setty (Global Investor in Residence), Naseem Sayani (VC in Residence), Wendy Ryan (Angel Investor in Residence), Rose Tighe (Product Innovator in Residence), Ntola Obazee (Chief Marketing Officer in Residence) and Aarthi Kumar (Chief Data & AI Strategist in Residence) among others.

“The gender stereotyping of what a tech founder looks like is real. Women innovating with tech are facing a multitude of challenges. From less funding and backers to fewer accelerator places” Dublin based entrepreneur, Máirín said, adding: “with higher barriers for women starting tech ventures we need new thinking and solutions.

“The TechFoundHer Collective is our answer, founder-led –  it’s a global network where women champion other women, share product and tech know-how and tap into investors who believe in them,” she explained. 

Membership of the TechFoundHer Collective will give participants early access to tools, webinars and expert support and connect members with investors and industry champions.

Game industry icon Kelly Vero, the CTO in Residence for The Collective, said: “I’m thrilled to be joining TechFoundHer as CTO in Residence. I’ll be hosting Ask Me Anything sessions, this is a chance for members to ask me anything from building AI engines, designing games, creating clean tech stacks and surviving code chaos, to just staying sane while being the only woman in the room.”

TechFoundHer’s move comes as the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor reports a rise in women’s start‑up activity, up from 6.1% in the early 2000s to 10.4% in 2021‑23, yet still underscores the fact that women remain under‑represented in high‑growth tech sectors and leadership roles.

International investor and legal expert Lata Setty, Global Investor in Residence at The Collective said: “As Global Investor in Residence, thrilled to join the TechFoundHer Collective. 

“Across the globe, women tech founders are crying out for a network that not only fuels innovation and collaboration, but also drives and measures progress. 

“The TechFoundHer Collective delivers that momentum and so much more – helping founders move faster, build smarter, scale quicker and contribute to global impact.”

From community build-a-longs hosted by founders, to hands-on workshops using disruptive tools like Lovable and Replit, The Collective is redefining what it means to build a startup in 2025 and beyond.

Early adopter, entrepreneur Susie Kilcoyne who is the founder of loyalty platform Locket, said: “With the Collective, you’re not going solo. You’re building alongside a crew of founders who are all figuring it out together. That’s what makes it powerful.”

For more information or to join The Collective go to techfound-her.mn.co.

Download App on Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/techfoundher-collective/id6745909124

Download App on Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mightybell.techfoundher&hl=en

 

Excalibur Press Announce Online Session Helping Organisations in Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council Support Economically Inactive People Into Self-Employment

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Excalibur Press is set to host an online session to help organisations in Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council better support economically inactive people through self-employment opportunities.

Taking place on Tuesday, October 21 from 2pm to 3pm via Zoom, Empowering Your Community: Explore Self Employment To Get Started In Business will introduce the Go Succeed: Get Started In Business programme, which is being delivered by Excalibur Press on behalf of Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council.

Led by Excalibur Press Chief Vision Officer Tina Calder, the session is aimed at community groups, charities, voluntary organisations and other support services who work with individuals currently not in employment or unable to work, offering them an alternative route into economic activity through starting a business.

Tina said: “We’re passionate about helping those furthest from the labour market explore realistic and supported ways into self-employment. This session is a chance for organisations and groups across the Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council to learn how they can connect their service users with free support, mentoring and funding opportunities through the Go Succeed programme.”

The online event will cover key elements of the Get Started In Business programme, including access to service user drop-in clinics, dedicated workshops, and up to 10 hours of one-to-one mentoring tailored to the needs of those who are economically inactive.

Attendees will be given full details of the bespoke mentoring framework, how participants can apply for a £750 grant, and how Excalibur Press can collaborate with organisations to refer or support people into the programme.

There are 50 places available for the session, which is open to any organisation working with eligible individuals in the Lisburn and Castlereagh area.

Tina added: “From helping you identify eligible participants to co-hosting events or simply giving you the tools to signpost people to us, this session will walk you through all the ways we can work together to help more people access this fully funded support.”

To sign up for Empowering Your Community: Explore Self Employment To Get Started In Business go to bit.ly/LCCC2110EPweb

To check if your service users or community members are eligible, go to bit.ly/EconomicallyInactive

If this date doesn’t suit you there is also an “all council” briefing session for the 6 council areas we are working with on this project (LCCC, NMDDC, ANDBC, MUDC, FODC, ABC) on Monday 13th October at 2pm. Email projects@excaliburpress.co.uk for registration link.

For more information about the event, programme or collaboration opportunities, email projects@excaliburpress.co.uk, contact Tina Calder at tina@excaliburpress.co.uk or call stakeholder liaison officer Carole King on 07841714056 or carole@excaliburpress.co.uk

To learn more about the Go Succeed programme, go to go-succeed.com

Discover NI’s Offers of the Week

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Corick House Hotel & Spa, Clogher, County Tyrone

 

Find the perfect place to unwind at Corick House Hotel & Spa, nestled in the heart of Clogher Valley. Starting from £198 per room make the most of your stay and indulge with sparkling wine on arrival, a delicious two course dinner, full Irish Breakfast, access to the thermal suite and £15 spa credit to be used against a chosen treatment. Offer valid until 23 November 2025. Visit www.corickcountryhouse.com for more information.

Killeavy Castle Estate, Killeavy, County Armagh

 

As the centrepiece of 365 acres of mixed farm and woodland in County Armagh’s stunning Slieve Gullion, Killeavy Castle Estate is the ideal place to escape, retreat, relax and unwind this autumn. From £179 per room, stay midweek from Sunday to Thursday and enjoy a luxury overnight stay, full Irish breakfast, and access to the thermal spa facilities. Offer valid until 30 December. Visit www.killeavycastle.com for more information.

 

For more inspiration or to plan your next adventure in Northern Ireland, visit www.discovernorthernireland.com.

 

Offers are correct at the time of publication and are subject to availability and change without notice. Terms and Conditions apply to each offer and can be viewed on the individual provider’s websites. Tourism NI acts as a promoter of third-party offers and accepts no responsibility for any changes, withdrawals, or inaccuracies made by providers. 

10 Things to do in Northern Ireland

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Here are ten exciting things to do 6 – 12 October

 

  1. Forage & Feast with Paul Cunningham in the Walled Garden, Helen’s Bay, County Down, 9 October. Join an unforgettable evening at Forage and Feast with Paul Cunningham in the Walled Garden, Helen’s Bay. This is a unique dining experience rooted in the land and inspired by nature’s wild pantry. Hosted in the Walled Garden, this exclusive event brings together the best of seasonal, locally sourced, and foraged ingredients in a truly immersive celebration of County Down’s culinary heritage.
  2. Titanic By The Glass, Belfast, 11 and 17 October. Celebrate Belfast’s ambition and achievement as you experience Titanic Belfast like never before. In collaboration with leading drinks experience, The Spirit Circle, Titanic by the Glass will take you on an immersive journey through part of the Titanic Experience with brand new incredible audiovisual installations telling stories of Belfast, its people, its past and its drinks.
  3. The Truffle Shuffle at The Chocolate Manor, Castlerock, County Londonderry, 11 October. The Truffle Shuffle Experience with Chief Chocolatier at The Chocolate Manor, Geri Martin, will guide you through making moulded and hand-rolled truffles. You will craft ganache, and flavour your own truffles, maybe even with a nip of your favourite tipple, if you wish.
  4. Textile Takeover at the Ulster Folk Museum, Holywood, County Down, 11 October. Explore the world of textiles and sustainability this autumn at the Textile Takeover. Try embroidery, watch weaving and rag work demonstrations and see a showcase of works by the Belfast School of Art Textile Students. Listen to talks from Rathlin Wool Project, Mallon Linen and Fibreshed Ireland, and learn about patchworking from the Northern Ireland Patchwork Guild.
  5. National Trust’s Florence Court, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, visit website for open dates and times. Surrounded by lush parkland and thick woodland with Benaughlin Mountain rising in the background, Florence Court enjoys a majestic countryside setting in West Fermanagh. There is something for everyone to enjoy at this extensive and welcoming place.
  6. Apple Sundays at Ardress, Annaghmore, County Armagh, 12 October. Set in the middle of the Orchard County, this is the ideal location to hear all about Armagh’s famous apples and have some family fun. Have a go on the apple press and taste some local cider. You will also have the chance to pick some apples from the local orchard (limited availability).
  7. Zombie Run at The Jungle NI, Moneymore, County Londonderry, 11 October. The ‘undead’ return to The Jungle NI for a terrifying 6K obstacle run. Your mission? Outrun the horde, keep your lives, and conquer the course. Armed with three lives tied at your waist, you’ll dodge, weave, and battle through infected zones swarming with zombies determined to steal them all.
  8. The Bjorn Identity – Thank ABBA for the Music Tour at the Burnavon Theatre, Cookstown, County Tyrone, 11 October. World-class, International Tribute to ABBA – The Bjorn Identity return to Burnavon Theatre, to thank ABBA for the music. As one of the most exciting and authentic ABBA tribute bands across UK and Europe, The Bjorn Identity are ready to bring their record-breaking, sell-out show back to Cookstown.
  9. Live Music Nights at the Bushmills Inn, Bushmills, County Antrim, 10 – 11 October, and more dates. If you’re looking for somewhere to let your hair down and enjoy some live music, the Gas Bar at The Bushmills Inn is a perfect choice. Catch up with old friends by the open peat fire and relax in a comfortable chair as you listen to some great tunes over a drink.
  10. Ardglass Golf Club – Open Competitions, Ardglass, County Down, 9, 13 October and more dates. Experience the thrill of competitive golf in a stunning coastal setting at Ardglass Golf Club’s Open Competitions. Open to golfers of all skill levels, these events offer the perfect blend of challenge and camaraderie. With dramatic views of the Irish Sea, a historic 14th-century clubhouse, and immaculately maintained fairways, Ardglass promises a memorable day of golf and warm hospitality.

 

For more information on what’s on, or to plan your next giant adventure in Northern Ireland, visit discovernorthernireland.com. Subject to availabilities with select dates.

Limavady Museum launches ‘The Daintifyt Years’ Exhibition at Roe Valley Arts Centre

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Limavady Museum has proudly launched its new exhibition, ‘The Daintifyt Years’ at the Roe Valley Arts & Cultural Centre.

The event was officially opened by Councillor Steven Callaghan, who highlighted the vital role the factory played in Limavady’s economy and community, and paid tribute to all those who worked there.

The launch evening was warmly attended by former employees of the factory, making for a wonderful night of reminiscing, sharing stories, and enjoying refreshments together.

The Daintifyt Years exhibition pays tribute to one of Limavady’s most iconic factories, which opened its doors in October 1953. Within its first 10 months, the factory employed nearly 250 people and was known for producing the elegant English Rose line of bras and corselettes.

But beyond being a workplace, Daintifyt was a vibrant hub of social activity, fostering strong community spirit through football teams, darts clubs, beauty contests, and the Northgate Ladies Choir.

Although the factory closed in 2004, ending 185 jobs, its legacy lives on. This exhibition celebrates those memories through photographs, artefacts, and a complimentary publication, preserving the rich history of Daintifyt for future generations.

The Daintifyt Years exhibition will be on display until Saturday 28th February 2026. Admission is free and all are welcome to visit.

For further information or to RSVP to upcoming events, please contact: museums@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk.

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