Ebrington sits in the heart of Derry~Londonderry and has significantly transformed in recent years. It now thrives as a lively place for work and leisure. The site features the famous Star Fort Wall, historic buildings kept in great shape, as well as modern additions. This mix of old and new gives Ebrington a unique charm.
In 2001, the Executive Office took ownership through the Reinvestment and Reform Initiative (RRI). The Strategic Investment and Regeneration of Sites (NI) Order 2003 allows the Executive to lead improvements in the area. The Ebrington Development Framework maps out the growth plans. Since 2003, the Executive has invested over £38 million in Ebrington. This funding has restored buildings and land to attract businesses and visitors, boosting the city’s economy and community life.
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Formerly married quarters and office, The Cunningham Building is occupied by Ebrington Dental.
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The original guard house, building 10 is now home to GLA Surveyors and building 10a HR Team services.
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Former ‘barrack store’, this is now the Amp Growth Incubator
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Formerly the Barrack Masters House.
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Formerly The Keep.
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Formerly the canteen, building 40 is now the licenced restaurant and bar Stitch and Weave.
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Formerly the original hospital building and recreational buildings, we are working closely Derry City and Strabane District Council to develop 45 / 46 / 49 into the DNA Museum, due to open in 2026.
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Building 57/59 is occupied by The Embankment bar and grill, and Yum Cakes Bakery hatch.
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Building 62 has been developed into a ‘Changing Places’ facility by domiciliary care provider, Glen Caring.
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Formerly the Officers quarter and soldier’s quarters, The Clock Tower buildings have been developed into the 4-star, Ebrington Hotel and Spa.
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One of two identical buildings, building 70 has remained and is occupied by craft brewery and restaurant, Walled City Brewery.
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The Executive Office & The Strategic Investment Board
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The former accommodation block, building 80/81 is a creative and digital hub and office space.
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Former accommodation block, building 83 is home to Action for Children community services.
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Former Officers mess and ballroom, building 85 is part of a development agreement with Ebrington Holdings Ltd.
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Building 102 houses the popular Bakery at Ebrington
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Formerly an accommodation block, building 104 has been developed into a Business Innovation Hub managed by Enterprise North West.
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Former boys and girls school house, these building have been developed into Atelier Hair Salon and Urban 3D visualisation and design company.
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Former married quarters, these buildings and surrounding land are part of a development agreement Ebrington Holdings Ltd.
Ebrington Square has become a lively cultural hub. It hosts events, festivals, and markets that draw locals and tourists alike. Restaurants, cafés, and businesses thrive in this vibrant area, offering something for everyone. Its transformation shows how a city can honour its history while embracing progress. Ebrington is a shining example of successful urban regeneration driven by action and vision. Its mix of attractions and opportunities inspires growth and creativity in Derry~Londonderry.
