By Q Radio News
Thousands of people have signed up for a campaign to save Barry's amusements in Portrush.
The iconic North Coast attraction was last week placed on the market for £2,75m.
Thousands of people have signed up for a campaign to save Barry's amusements in Portrush. https://t.co/IIowhwGbpU
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) May 12, 2021
Currently closed, the owners have said they could sell to developers who may bulldoze the park to make way for housing or hotels.
Belfast mother-of-two Judith Park is behind the Save Barry's petition, which already has more than 6,000 signatures.
Causeway coast and glens: Save Barry's - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/upFt7K13w8 via @UKChange
— Judith Park (@judithpark13) May 7, 2021
So many happy memories for the Park family at Barry's...
Here are Judith, Mark, Rachel and Charlotte having a ball on the North Coast:


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