The visit saw The Duke meet with project staff, the architectural design team, contractors, funders and key supporters of the heritage project.
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1. HRH The Duke of Gloucester and guests pictured in front of the historic WWII Trainer Dome at Artikelly, Limavady during the Royal visit on Thursday 5th November.
HRH The Duke of Gloucester and guests pictured in front of the historic WWII Trainer Dome at Artikelly, Limavady during the Royal visit on Thursday 5th November. | Pacemaker Press
2. HRH The Duke of Gloucester is greeted by Mr George McAuley, Deputy Chair of Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust, alongside representatives of partners and funders including The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council, who supported restoration work to the WWII Trainer Dome.
HRH The Duke of Gloucester is greeted by Mr George McAuley, Deputy Chair of Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust, alongside representatives of partners and funders including The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council, who supported restoration work to the WWII Trainer Dome. | Pacemaker Press
3. HRH The Duke of Gloucester met with members of the architectural design team involved in the WWII Trainer Dome project during his visit on Thursday 5th November.
HRH The Duke of Gloucester met with members of the architectural design team involved in the WWII Trainer Dome project during his visit on Thursday 5th November. | Pacemaker Press
4. Members of the local community involved with the Binevenagh & Coastal Lowland Partnership Scheme had an opportunity to meet HRH The Duke of Gloucester during his visit to the WWII Trainer Dome at Artikelly, Limavady on Thursday 5th November.
Members of the local community involved with the Binevenagh & Coastal Lowland Partnership Scheme had an opportunity to meet HRH The Duke of Gloucester during his visit to the WWII Trainer Dome at Artikelly, Limavady on Thursday 5th November. | Pacemaker Press