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Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

More every week in the Ballymena Times.

Here’s a selection from 2006-2007.

Chairman of the International Rugby Board and Chairman of Rugby World Cup Syd Millar, who gave a talk to pupils at the Diamond Primary School, Ahoghill. Included is Mr Millar’s granddaughter Hannah and the school’s sports Coaches Mrs Jayne Stewart and Mrs Karen Corry. BT50-111JC

If you have any old photographs that you would like to share with our readers, we would love to hear from you.

Do you have photographs from school? Maybe a sports team you played on? Or a special event that was a special memory?

We would love to see them. Send any old photographs, together with any details you have about the photo, to [email protected] and we will use as many as we can in the paper.

*Note: Some pictures may have been cropped for web publication purposes.

Ten to fourteen-year-olds who took part in a drama workshop at St Joseph's Primary School Ahoghill on Saturday are seen here with drama tutor John Williams. The event was organised by the Victoria College of Music & Drama. BT46-135JC

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Hazelle Craig of St Joseph's Primary School, Ahoghill winner of the Radio Cracker award, receives her prize from Niamh-Anne (P&O Marketing Assistant) and Maureen Allen (Treasurer, Radio Cracker) as looking on are committee members Sandra McKay and Harold Crooks. BT26-272AC

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IN PICTURES: Take a look through the Ballymena Times’ archives