He enjoyed music, street art, met with stall holders and even mascot Toonie the Cow.
Organised by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, with support from Ballymoney Chamber of Commerce and FUSE FM, the 2026 Ballymoney Spring Fair ran from April 16-18.
During the Mayor’s visit on the Friday, there was a heritage walk along Meeting House Street and Castle Street. Entertainment then began in Castlecroft from 11am with Fuse FM and Ballymoney Country Market.
Country sensation Jason Hughes, as Ireland’s own Garth Brooks, performed from 1-3pm accompanied by other well-known Country tribute acts. Ballymoney Community Cinema showed The Smurfs at 3.30pm in the Town Hall.
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Mayor of Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council Cllr Oliver McMullan joined the crowds at the Ballymoney Spring Fair on Friday and sat for this artist. Photo: MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA
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Mayor of Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council Cllr Oliver McMullan joined the crowds at the Ballymoney Spring Fair on Friday. Photo: MCAULEY MULTIMIEDA
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There was music a-plenty to entertain the crowds at the Ballymoney Spring Fair on Friday. Photo: MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA
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Mayor of Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council Cllr Oliver McMullan joined the crowds at the Ballymoney Spring Fair on Friday. Photo: McAuley Multimedia