Cloonavin to light up yellow tonight to mark 200 years of the RNLI

The Mayor welcomes local members of the RNLI to the Cloonavin to mark 200 years of the institution. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Council.placeholder image
The Mayor welcomes local members of the RNLI to the Cloonavin to mark 200 years of the institution. Credit Causeway Coast and Glens Council.

Causeway Coast and Glens Council’s headquarters in Coleraine, the Cloonavin, will light up yellow on Monday (March 4) to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the RNLI.

Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan, who chose the RNLI as his charity of the year, said: "I want to say a special thanks to the lifeboat crews and lifeguards who serve the Causeway Coast and Glens area. They do such amazing and vital work, which I and many others are deeply grateful for. Here’s to the next 200 years."

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