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Saint MacNissi's Church
Randalstown
SOCIAL GROUPS
Ardán Theatre Group
A community based drama group who aim to bring the magic of musical theatre and performance to the people of our town and beyond.
Bridge Club
Join the Bridge Club for evenings of friendly competition, warm conversation and card-playing fun. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just curious, everyone is welcome. No experience needed — just bring your enthusiasm!
Coming Soon to the Parish Centre in Sept 2025.
More details to follow.
Chair Aerobics
Chair Aerobics offers a relaxed and friendly way to boost your fitness without leaving your seat. It is perfect for beginners and older adults; with fun music & easy-to-follow moves. It is a great way to meet others and stay active.
Coming Soon to the Parish Centre.
An initial 6-week trial will take place in early Sept 2025.
More details to follow.
Creggan Local Heritage
To promote a sense of community pride in the local area and further afield through, for example, history talks, heritage events, traditional music events, senior citizens events, etc. To protect and enhance sites of local interest such as Cranfield Church and Well, Creeve community garden, etc.
Hospitality
Refreshments are for Parish events as required, for example, after cross-community choir; tea after Thursday morning Mass in Church porch to build Community; Christmas and Easter dinners are also provided for those who live alone.
Kickham's GAC Creggan
Kickhams GAC promotes all four codes within Gaelic Games for all age groups - with thriving teams across Football, GFA, Camogie and Hurling.​
We have training across all nights of the week, with a busy schedule of fixtures to enjoy.​
As a centre for our local community, we are always keen to welcome newcomers to our teams and activities! Beyond promoting Gaelic Games, Kickhams offers a range of activities promoting Irish culture such as traditional music and Irish lessons, as well as Irish Dancing. We also offer Gaelic for Mothers and Others, a fantastic group that encourages past and new players to get involved in non-competitive LGFA.
We are very proud to also offer GAA for All training within the community and non-GAA related activities such as Pilates and spin classes.
Maine Bowling
Maine Bowling Club was founded in 1983 by Rev. Father McHugh. We play bowls as a social recreation. We have friendly matches with similar local groups. At these matches we collect money for local charities.​
All you need to play are flat soled shoes, one good arm and a sense of humour.​
The club has spare bowls, which you can use.​
We meet every Monday in the Parish Centre from 7.30 - 9pm.
Millmount Craft Group
Millmount Craft Group was founded in 2009. The aim is for members to not only get together and share skills and experiences - knitting, crochet, patchwork sewing, etc - but for social interaction and friendship.
New members are very welcome - no experience is necessary. Come and join and have some craic over a cuppa and take up a new hobby.
Meet in the Parish Centre on Wednesday mornings from 10am-12pm.​
Contact Una: 07749 636589
Parent and Toddler Group
The Parent and Toddler Group provides a range of play and social activities for children 4 years and under. Children have the opportunity to mix and develop socially. Parents, Carers and Grandparents are able to socialise and it is especially beneficial to parents new to the area.
We offer a number of activities for the children: crafts, free play, dressing up, creative play, stories and provide a sit-down snack time and food allergies and intolerances can be catered for.
The group meet on Tuesdays during term time from 9.30-11.30am. The fee for the year's Registration is £4 and the weekly fee is £3 per family.
Randalstown Autism Support
Provide support, education and socialisation for families with children who have autism.
Embrace — Empower — Educate​
First Tuesday of every month 7:30 - 9pm in Unit 8, The Arches.
Randalstown Luncheon Club
The Randalstown Community Luncheon Club meets fortnightly on a Monday at 12.30pm.
For further information please contact Vera on 07540 134325 or Grainne on 07761 226892.
St Patrick's Accordion Band
St. Patrick's Accordion Band was founded many years ago. New members of all ages are welcome - from complete beginners to experienced musicians. Take the opportunity to learn an instrument: accordion, drums, percussion etc. with the help of existing experienced and talented band members.​
In addition to making new friends and learning new skills, the band participates in competitions and Hibernian parades.
Tír na nÓg
Tír na nÓg's GAC is situated on the Barnish Road. We facilitate 4 GAA codes from fundamentals to senior level; Men's Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie & Ladies Gaelic Football. We cater for a membership of over 500 individuals with all our volunteers and coaches fully Access NI checked and safeguarding trained.
Tír na nÓg's purpose is to promote Gaelic games, culture, and lifelong participation as a community-based, volunteer-led organisation that enriches lives and communities.
We provide safe and inclusive facilities and environments for everyone. We promote individual development and well-being and strive to enable all our members to achieve their full potential in their chosen roles.
We update our social media sites daily with updates: fixtures, training times, events.
Follow us to keep up to date or drop us a message to find out more.
Facebook: Tír na nÓg Randalstown
Instagram: @tirnanograndalstown
X (Twitter): Tirnanoggac
Walking Club
Whether you're a brisk walker or prefer a gentle stroll, everyone is welcome. It’s a great chance to enjoy fresh air, uplifting conversation, and a bit of light exercise — all at your own pace.
Coming Soon to the Parish Centre.
Starting Thursday July 31st 2025, 10:30 - 11:30 am.
More details to follow.
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