A guide to Northern Ireland
Places worth going, the outdoors, everyday living, days out and public services, explained in plain English.
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Beaches, parks and trails, and the villages worth a detour.
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Hiking, wild swimming and wildlife across Northern Ireland.
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Recycling, home energy and everyday practical guidance.
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Family days, free things to do and where to go with kids.
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Public services and processes, explained in plain English.
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About MyNI
MyNI began as a Northern Ireland Civil Service project. It is now independently owned and rebuilt as a practical guide, written in plain English and free of programmatic advertising.
Hand-picked
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Places
The sand, dunes and rock pools within easy reach of the city, from the well-known to the ones most people drive straight past.
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Living
What it actually saved, and what nobody tells you about the learning curve.
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Outdoors
Where locals actually go, and what to check before you get in.
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Places
Where dogs are properly welcome, not just tolerated on a lead.
For organisations
MyNI works with public bodies and Northern Ireland brands on content partnerships, and doubles as proof of capability for a public-sector digital marketing consultancy.
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Sailings, fares and how to book ahead in summer, when the passenger ferry fills up early. The crossing takes about 25 to 45 minutes depending on the vessel.
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