by Roger Donnelly
Police are concerned that recent anti-social behaviour at Ballymoney Showgrounds which damaged property, could spoil 'Ballymoney Show' for some.
The two-day show starts tomorrow.
Councillor Alan McClean agrees anti-social behaviour by youths on the fringes of events can keep families away.
He wants 'Ballymoney Show' to repeat last year's success:
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