For over two years Glenullin & Agivey Conservation & Development group in Garvagh, Co Londonderry, Sligo Northside Community Partnership Ltd and The North West Lifelong Learning Association in Limavady, ran a cross border project for young people aged 14-18. The project was a great success with participants gaining knowledge in digital media, web design and most participants gaining an ICT qualification upon completion. The project has enabled 27 students from both sides of the community and from both sides of the border to come together, meet one another and create friendships. Ultimately this was one of the main objectives of the programme.The project involved workshops, exchange visits and joint projects utilising the technology learned. Using the medium of IT and media to make some fun websites, learn some useful computer skills and maybe even how to download music properly! Over the period the faces changed - different students, different tutors & classroom assistants as the project itself evolved. No 6-month period was ever the same as the one that went before. Some people got certificates while some came for the web skills they thoroughly enjoyed.