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With more and more shops becoming interested in the springing economy of Coleraine, it is fast becoming one of Northern Ireland’s best shopping spots, where believe me, you can really pick up some good deals.
Coleraine is a very quiet town, just missing city statis, with a great cinema, ... Read review
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Advantages: Beautiful Scenery, great attractions! What more could you ask for? Disadvantages: None what so ever
...in the springing economy of Coleraine, it is fast becoming one of Northern Ireland’s best shopping spots, where believe me, you can really pick up some good deals.
Coleraine is a very quiet town, just missing city statis, with a great cinema, the Jet Centre. Even though it’s very quiet this does not stop it from having a lively night life, oh no, with various clubs and pubs in Coleraine you can really have a good time out, without ... .../>
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Many people would turn there back on Northern Ireland, too many terrorists and not enough love. Well, obviously these people haven’t been around Coleraine at night, it truly is the place to be.
Coleraine Borough is an outstandingly beautiful area featuring some of the most spectacular countryside in Northern Ireland. An ideal holiday base for all the family, there's simply so much to see and do.
For children there are water activities, beaches, adventure playgrounds and amusements. Golfers can perfect their game on any one of ten challenging courses while anglers will enjoy some of the best fishing in Europe. Watersports and lots of other activities are easily accessible. Lots of Colourful spectacles and events include the Raft Race Festival and North West 200 Motor Cycle Races to name but two.
A range of excellent accommodation is provided too, most of which have received the NI Board Awards for Standards of Service and Quality, together with numerous well equipped caravan and camping parks. All in all, the Coleraine promises you a warm welcome, as well as room to move and time to unwind.
With more and more shops becoming interested in the springing economy of Coleraine, it is fast becoming one of Northern Ireland’s best shopping spots, where believe me, you can really pick up some good deals.
Coleraine is a very quiet town, just missing city statis, with a great cinema, the Jet Centre. Even though it’s very quiet this does not stop it from having a lively night life, oh no, with various clubs and pubs in Coleraine you can really have a good time out, without worrying about getting your head kicked in by some drunkards.
How to get there: You can travel to Northern Ireland by air, ferry, bus or rail. Advances in aircraft technology, passenger shipping, road improvements and high-speed rail travel offer faster, more comfortable and more convenient travel. Fares will vary by season and promotional programme. Each carrier can be contacted directly for fare information and reservations.
If you are interested in seeing any gigs, festivals etc. in this area you can always visit http://www.art.ie and check for them.
Coleraine is set in a very good location in Northern Ireland, right up in the north. It is also located very new the infamous town of Ballymoney, which is a must visit if you go to Coleraine. Ballymoney is famous because the farmers there many of years ago broke away from the norm and started to drink tea, which at the time only English nobels drank, so it is the people of Ballymoney you should thank when having that cup of tea at night (unless you’re an English nobel of course.)
Coleraine is also situated only a few minutes drive away from the Giant’s Causeway, one of the Seven Wonders of the World! It is definitely one of the things everyone must see at least once before he or she die!
All and all, Coleraine is an ever-expanding town. With more and more things to do every week, it’s a great choice for a holiday. Also. if you go there you can visit me! (I’m in Ballymoney!)
Advantages: Beautiful coastline and scenery Disadvantages: its cold and it rains a lot!
...The nightlife is brilliant in coleraine, with Portstewart and Portrush within 3 0r 4 miles from coleraine, they make a great combo and the three are known as the triangle. One bar you must go to is The Anchor. I used to work in this bar while i was at uni and ive never had so much fun during work since! The craic is brilliant and if you fancy something a little different - Bar7 is only across the road. If its a nightclub your after - the only place ... ...lots of caravan sites in coleraine, portrush and portstewart area, and B&B's so there is never a shortage of places to stay. People i find very very friendly. Its just an irish thing i think!!
You should definately come to visit coleraine or northern ireland in general. however, i wouldnt plan a long visit as you could see and do quite a lot in just 2 or 3 days! ...
LOUISEHASSON 20.04.2005
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Advantages: Beautiful and loads to do Disadvantages: rains alot
Most people not from Northern Ireland tend to dismiss it when deciding where to go on holiday, which is a shame beacause of what the north Antrim coast has to offer!
SIGHTS
Obviously the giants causeway is a must see. Its very beautiful, and good fun to climb around it! Theres also a cliff walk around there with nice views, and a gift shop on site. You can get a bus from the shop to the causeway if you dont feel like walking (its a steep hill!)
... ...visit if you're not afraid of heights! This is a rope bridge between 2 cliffs which is open to the public during the summer. Don't worry - its entirely safe!
Dunluce castle is so interesting to walk around. You can read all about the history as you walk around it.
Lets not forget the beaches! Portstewart strand and white rocks beack i reccomend. White park bay is also very nice.
STUFF TO DO
In Portrush there are tennis courts, crazy golf and ...
rache123 23.01.2006
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Advantages: Minutes from the beach and other north coast hot spots Disadvantages: none
Coleraine is a great town. Its 15 mminutes from the north coast and 5 minutes from the green countyside. Coleraine has a leisure centre with swimming pool and gym, has a new 6 screen cinema only opened recently. It has a good shopping area which is pedestrian zone only. If you come to Coleraine you have all the local sites like the Giants Causeway, Dunluce Castle and all that, but you also have Bushmills Distrilllery where they make WHiskey! And ... ...bike race. And if you're here in the summer you can come and watch the the famous Milk Cup which is a junior Football/soccer tournament with teams from around the world. Also in the summer months there are many band parades which are great colourful and musical. Coleraine is good beacuse you're not far from many beachs and also other small towns in the local area which are worth seeing and also other big towns like Ballymena or Antrim. Also , your ...
Alan-RMFB 01.04.2008
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HISTORY OF HOTEL (This information is also from the hotel's web site)
The history of the Causeway Hotel in NorthernIreland goes back well over 150 years. One of the earliest issues of the Coleraine Chronicle, the local paper (4 May 1844) advertises the facilities of the "Causeway Hall", located where the present hotel stands. The owner at the time promised "by diligence and attention to do all in his power to promote the comfort of his guests and they may depend on his always keeping a well stocked larder and being well supplied with the choicest wines and liquors."
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