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Ballymoney

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Search complete. 12 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Ballymoney".

Nov 6, 2026

NulesHOST
20:59
Mark is 50.
NulesHOST
21:00
He was last seen at around six in the evening on Saturday the 24th of October after a collision at Ballybogey in Ballymoney.
NulesHOST
21:07
He was driving a grey Audi A4.
NulesHOST
21:09
The other vehicle was a grey Nissan Juke.
Mark SurgenorGUEST
10:08
Now Joe was my lecturer at the TEC and he said come up.
Mark SurgenorGUEST
10:12
So I went up to Ballymoney and was there for two and a
Johnny McMurrayHOST
10:15
half years.
Johnny McMurrayHOST
10:17
So it's even over your transitioning from that where you're playing in the morning and playing in the afternoon.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:36
There had once been a strong liberal tradition among Ulster Protestants, especially among the Presbyterians, but Gladstone's home rule bills had virtually killed it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:44
One of those left, the Reverend James Armour, a Presbyterian clergyman from Ballymoney, had been one of those who facilitated the extending of the invitation to Winston Churchill, who, as a member of Asquith's liberal government, being the first Lord of the Admiralty, had come to speak.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:00
Another of the men who was to be a prominent speaker at the Home Rule Rally was Joseph Devlin.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:05
Belfast politics was up close and personal and if Ulster Protestants had to put a name to this threat it was the Irish Parliamentary MP Joseph Devlin who represented predominantly Catholic and Nationalist West Belfast.
NulesHOST
18:00
To speak to the police, you can call 101 and quote reference 664 of the 23rd of February 2025.
NulesHOST
18:08
Finally, police in Ballymoney are appealing for information after a man was beaten and shot at a house in Stratton View.
NulesHOST
18:14
The attack happened at about half past midnight on Tuesday the 27th of October.
NulesHOST
18:19
Four masked men entered the property armed with a handgun and armbars.
Tenx9

Tenx9

Pod 326 - Them'uns

Oct 25 · 3 Mentions

Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:26
It was a very bad year.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:29
My father got a job teaching in Dalriada School in Ballymoney, so I was raised up in the country.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:35
When I arrived there, I got teased in school.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:38
I arrived into P4, and I can still remember the children laughing at my Belfast vowels, because I would say, I'm going over there, and I'm going to brush my hair, and I'll play with Claire.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:54
And they would laugh.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
23:57
And I vividly remember sitting in my new bedroom in Ballymoney, teaching myself how to say, I'm going to brush my hair, and I'm going over there, and I'll play with Claire.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
24:08
A child alone, practicing the sounds of fitting in, I discovered that ordinary things, your vowels, could be heard by other people as signals of identity and belonging.
Rachel MillicanGUEST
24:22
My father had grown up on the Lisburn Road, within the sound of the orange men marching and fluting and singing.
William MaxwellHOST
23:02
But that's about to change with two newly announced gigs.
William MaxwellHOST
23:05
First up, they get suited and booted to play the Boosh Tavern in Ballymoney alongside Deadly Sons on Halloween night.
William MaxwellHOST
23:12
Then on November 7th, catch them at the Dears Head Belfast sharing the stage with Job Seekers, PXBX and Buck Egypt.
William MaxwellHOST
23:20
They're presently in the studio recording a new EP for release at the end of the year.
speaker_0GUEST
0:24
No, you've got some.
speaker_1GUEST
0:25
People come from Ballymoney.
speaker_1GUEST
0:26
There are pensioners.
speaker_1GUEST
0:28
If anybody spread the word, do you think anybody even shop-
RabHOST
21:30
Yeah.
RabHOST
21:30
Also, I have to give a mention to the Causeway Coast Piping Society, who this past week there on October 9th, or just before that, actually, sorry, they had their night in Ballymoney Town.
RabHOST
21:40
And they had such an amazing night, if anything.
RabHOST
21:43
Yeah, they've been publishing little videos and stuff up from that evening.
Anne CadwalladerGUEST
4:07
And it went on year after year after year.
Anne CadwalladerGUEST
4:10
And I really didn't expect, I really thought in 1998, which was the year the March died of shame, after the three little Quinn boys were killed in Ballymoney, I just thought that was it, you know, that it was gone and gone and wouldn't come back.
Anne CadwalladerGUEST
4:24
But the monster has raised its head again.
Anne CadwalladerGUEST
4:26
What did you say, Anne?
Dale BurnettGUEST
7:41
Where would each of you be tonight? So I want us to be challenged by three As.
Dale BurnettGUEST
7:49
I'm a member of a Baptist church in Ballymoney, so three points, alliteration, it's always good to have.
Dale BurnettGUEST
7:55
But I- I'm leaving us here this evening with the three As, and they're all found immediately in this passage.
Dale BurnettGUEST
8:02
Firstly, we can see is His authority.

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