by CBPT_Team | 24 Nov 2021 | News
We’re delighted to be Winners of the Ulster Architectural Heritage Angel Awards 2021 for the ‘Best restoration for under a million’ . What wonderful recognition of the many years of hard work that has gone in to get to where we are now. A HUGE THANK...
by CBPT_Team | 13 Jul 2021 | News and Updates
When the doors of Cushendun Old Church opened in the summer of 2019 on an array of lovely new possibilities for the life of the village, many people signed up for Pilates and yoga, activities promising physical agility. Agile, supple minds were attracted to the...
by CBPT_Team | 15 Dec 2020 | News
TV historian Sir Tony Robinson this week bestowed a unique honour on an NHS finance officer for playing his part in keeping the UK’s heritage alive all year round, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the form of a night-time installation, Stonehenge was...
by CBPT_Team | 6 Oct 2020 | News and Updates
Second in a series of four talks themed around the ancient elements and linking global questions with the way we live our lives Speaker Tony Traill, low-carbon consultant at Element Consultants...
by CBPT_Team | 24 Oct 2019 | Uncategorized
The Ulster History Circle has commemorated Moira O’Neill (the pen name of Agnes Higginson Skrine) 1864-1955, Poet and Novelist, who lived in Cushendun, by unveiling a blue plaque in her memory. The plaque was revealed at the Old Church Centre by Sally Phipps,...
by CBPT_Team | 5 Sep 2019 | Uncategorized
The first concert in the newly restored Old Church Centre in Cushendun has been hailed as success, selling out weeks in advance. Runabay, a group of six talented young men from the Glens of Antrim, have created new Irish music that builds on traditional and folk...