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	The Causeway Coastal Route One of the World's Great Road Journeys
	NorthWest 200 Causeway Coast and Glens is home to Ireland's number one road racing event - the famous NorthWest 200, which will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2009. (Supplied courtesy of Greenlight Television for Duke DVD)
	Danny Boy Festival The origins of the Londonderry Air (Danny Boy) in Limavady Video Clip 1 Video Clip 2
	Medieval Mid-Antrim Part 1 - Anglo-Normal Conquest Part 2 - Resurgent Gaelic Lords Part 3 - The MacDonnells Arrive Part 4 - 17th Century Conflict From its beginnings as an Anglo-Norman fort to its eventual destruction in the seventeenth century, the story provides a fascinating insight into the rivalries of the chiefs and lords in the region through the centuries. (courtesy of The Braid)
	A Mid-Antrim Farm Learn more about farming in the past through this evocative video... (courtesy of The Braid)
	The Distant Past There is evidence of people having lived in Mid-Antrim for around 9000 years. Traces of a Middle Stone Age settlement were found along the Bann Valley. (courtesy of The Braid)

	The Causeway Coastal Route One of the World's Great Road Journeys
	NorthWest 200 Causeway Coast and Glens is home to Ireland's number one road racing event - the famous NorthWest 200, which will celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2009. (Supplied courtesy of Greenlight Television for Duke DVD)
	Danny Boy Festival The origins of the Londonderry Air (Danny Boy) in Limavady Video Clip 1 Video Clip 2
	Medieval Mid-Antrim Part 1 - Anglo-Normal Conquest Part 2 - Resurgent Gaelic Lords Part 3 - The MacDonnells Arrive Part 4 - 17th Century Conflict From its beginnings as an Anglo-Norman fort to its eventual destruction in the seventeenth century, the story provides a fascinating insight into the rivalries of the chiefs and lords in the region through the centuries. (courtesy of The Braid)
	A Mid-Antrim Farm Learn more about farming in the past through this evocative video... (courtesy of The Braid)
	The Distant Past There is evidence of people having lived in Mid-Antrim for around 9000 years. Traces of a Middle Stone Age settlement were found along the Bann Valley. (courtesy of The Braid)

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