Cairncastle Ulster Scots will be holding an Ulster Scots praise service in Cairncastle Orange Hall on Sunday 26th February at 3.00p.m.

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From: Iain Carlisle <iainc@ulster-scots.com>
Date: 13 February 2012 14:21
Subject: USCN Member Group Events
To: iainc@ulster-scots.com

Dear all,

Please find below, details of forthcoming member group events.

Regards,

Iain

 

Cairncastle Ulster Scots will be holding an Ulster Scots praise service in Cairncastle Orange Hall on Sunday 26th February at 3.00p.m.

The praise service will be conducted by well known Ulster Scots gospel singer Mark Carmichael from Ballymena.  Lisgrogan Accordian Group from Kilrea and other gospel singers will also take part. Collection in aid of charity.

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Burnside Accordion Band, Antrim are hosting an evening with The Ulster Scots Experience in Burnside Orange Hall on Saturday 10th March 2012 at 8pm.  We would like to extend a warm welcome to all members of your group to come along for a good evening of craic and music.  If you require any further informati on please c

ontact Rodney on 07751654446.

 

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

T. 028 90 436710

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 

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BELFAST CITY COUNCIL FUNDING

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FAO groups within Belfast City Council area only –

Regards,

Iain

 

 

 

Belfast City Council is opening the Community Festivals Fund and the Development & Outreach Initiative today. Both funds promote access to culture and arts participation, and community / skills development through arts, cultural and heritage activities.

Please see full details and the application forms / guidance notes on our website:  http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/culture/funding.asp


The Community Festivals fund offers grants from £2,500 to £10,000 for Festivals happening between 1st April and 30th September 2012.

The closing date is 24 February at noon. (A second Tranche will open on 20th June and close on 10th August for Festivals taking place from 1st October 2011 to 31st March 2012.)

The Development and Outreach Initiative offers grants up to £20,000 for partnership projects taking place between May 2012 and April 2013.

The Closing date is 5 March 2012 at noon.


Belfast City Council and Community Arts Partnership are jointly holding open Funding Advice Sessions in various venues around the city from next week.  The Funding Advice Sessions will be done in partnership with Community Arts Partnership (CAP) which is one of our multi annually funded organisations, who will be on hand to give quality advice on best practice within partnership projects and practical advice to communities considering making an application to Development and Outreach.

Dates and venues of funding sessions:

Tuesday 7th February
2-3pm: Ballynafeigh Community House (Ormeau Road)
4-5pm: Groundwork NI (63-75 Duncairn Gardens)

Thursday 9th February
10-11am: Richview Regeneration Centre (337 Donegall Road)
12-1pm: Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich (216 Falls Road)

Friday 10th February
10-11am: Andersonstown Leisure Centre (Andersonstown Road)
12-1pm: Mount Conference Centre (2 Woodstock Link)

Tuesday 14th February
11.30-12.30: Spectrum Centre (331 Shankill Road)
2-3pm: Belmont Tower, (82 Belmont Church Road)

 

Please note: no need to book for these sessions, just come along.  We can also offer one-to-one meetings with organisations needing specific advice and guidance, and CAP can offer further training and assistance if a particular need is identified.

 

 

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THE ULSTER SCOTS POETRY PROJECT – Bangor Carnegie Library – 15th February

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Dear All,

Please find below – details from Neal Sutherland at Bangor Carnegie Library of their forthcoming Ulster-Scots poetry evening on 15th February.

Regards,

Iain

 

 

 

Hi there,

We just wanted to let you know about an up and coming event here at Bangor Library that may interest you and members of your Network.

 

Next Wednesday night, 15th February, at 7pm, we have Dr Kathryn White, Dr Frank Ferguson, and Dr Carol Baraniuk from the Ulster Scots Poetry Project coming along to the library to revive and recite works of local poets that have helped to shape world literature.

 

http://www.arts.ulster.ac.uk/ulsterpoetry/

 

The event is completely FREE, but we advise booking places in advance.

 

We would really appreciate it if you could pass these details on, for what promises to be a fascinating evening of local culture.

 

Hope to see you there!

 

All the very best,

 

Neal Sutherland

Bangor Carnegie Library

80 Hamilton Road

Bangor

Co. Down

028 91 270591

 

 

 

 


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Upcoming events

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Dear All,

Please find details of two upcoming events being organised by USCN member groups. Everyone is welcome and I know your support would be greatly appreciated by the organisers.

Regards,

Iain

 

Cairncastle Ulster-Scots

Ulster-Scots Praise Service, Sunday 26th February, Cairncastle Orange Hall at 3.00p.m.

Everyone welcome. For more details please contact Bobby on 07774401935

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Ballycarry Community Association

Popular Scottish group North Sea Gas will make a welcome return to Larne next month, when they appear at the McNeill Theatre.

 The group, which regularly tours North America and Europe, will be back in Northern Ireland by invitation of the Ballycarry Community Association and Broadisland Gathering Festival committee.

 North Sea Gas have several albums to their credit and have appeared in concert

in the United States and Germany as well as on Chinese television.

 Funds raised from the concert, being held on Friday, February 17, will being going to the Assocation to assist with its projects and the event gets underway at 7.30pm.

 Tickets are £10 and go on sale this week at the Larne Leisure Centre and at Beattie's Shop in Ballycarry, Schomberg House in Belfast and Carrickfergus Museum.

 The three man group went down well last year when the theatre was packed for the event, and the organisers are hoping for the same this time around.

 The North Sea Gas concert will officially launch this year's Broadisland Ga thering,

the 20th in the village. During the evening details of this year's events will also be announced.

 

 

 

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

T. 028 90 436710

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 

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Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Grand Orange Lodge of England Parade & Rally 16th June – Weekend trip 15th – 17th June 2012

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Date: 19 January 2012 14:18
Subject: FW: Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Grand Orange Lodge of England Parade & Rally 16th June – Weekend trip 15th – 17th June 2012
To: Billy Armstrong <billy@billyarmstrong.co.uk>

 

 

  Billy Armstrong

  Prospect House, or

  Woodlands House,

  Coagh Road,

  Stewartstown. BT71 5JH

 

  T: Stewartstown – 028 87738641

   Mobile Phone     – 07801 738641

   E: billy@billyarmstrong.co.uk

 

From: William Houston [mailto:wth1948@hotmail.co.uk]
Sent: 18 January 2012 16:04
Subject: Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Grand Orange Lodge of England Parade & Rally 16th June – Weekend trip 15th – 17th June 2012

 

 

Hi Folks,
 
Please find attached details of a weekend trip to London from 15th to 17th June 2012, for the GOLE Queen's Diamond Jubilee Parade & Rally on 16th June.   As this trip is by plane rather than Bus, you will have three days in London, to see the Trooping of the Colour, take part in the Parade and Rally, or shop,visit the various tourist sites such as Covent Garden Market or go to one of the many shows currently running in London.  
 
We will be accompanied by Dungiven Crown Defenders Flute Band and there are still seats available.  
 
The Coach to the Airport is leaving Londonderry and persons may be picked by arrangement and others will be collected along the route, e.g. Drumahoe, Dungiven, Castledawson, Magherafelt.  Persons may also join the group at Belfast International airport.


 
If you wish to travel, please contact by return, as spaces are becoming limited.


 
Regards,
 
William

William has 1 file to share with you on SkyDrive.

To view it, click the link below.

Poster2.LondonTrip.doc

 

William has 1 file to share with you on SkyDrive.

To view it, click the link below.

Poster2.LondonTrip.doc

 

 

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USCN Christmas Greetings (…and a very quick survey)

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Dear All,

On behalf of everyone at the Ulster-Scots Community Network I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you and your members a very Happy Christmas and a Peaceful

and Prosperous New Year.

 

2011 has been a busy yet rewarding time for the organisation and we are pleased to have been of assistance to many of you throughout the year.

In order to assess your satisfaction and help us plan for the future, we have designed a quick and easy confidential on line survey   for our member groups.

 

I’d really appreciate it if you could spare two minutes to tick a few boxes and give us some feedback on what we do.

Simply click this link – http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PKSVFJR to take part in the survey.

I can guarantee that all responses are confidential – we have no way of knowing the identity of those who respond.

 

Thanks & Regards to all,

Iain

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

T. 028 90 436710

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 

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Coleraine Ulster Scots December Newsletter

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Covananters Evening in Ardrossan

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Date: 17 November 2011 13:25
Subject: FW: Covananters Evening in Ardrossan
To: iainc@ulster-scots.com

Dear All,

Please find below, details of an event focussing on the history of the Covenanters – hosted by Ardrossan Ulster-Scots Society.

The organisers would welcome visitors and your support

would be very much appreciated.

Regards,

Iain

 

 

Hi Ian, just to let you know that we are having a 'Covenanters Evening on Saturday 14th of January 2012

Here are the details, we'd be most grateful if you could please pass them on to everyone in the Network

best regards

Billy

 

Ardrossan Ulster – Scots Society

Ayrshire

 

'Covananters Evening'

Saturday 14th January 2012

7- 00pm

Whitlees Community Centre

Carrick Place Ardrossan Ayrshire

 

Lecture: 'The Heroes & Heroines of The Scottish Covenant

by Robert Watson: Author of 'Peden The Prophet'

 

Covenanting Songs by Mark Dunlop

Mark will sing songs that he has written about various Coventanters

 

Tickets for this event are only £3 and are available

from Billy Irvine on 01294 608557

 

 

 

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Cranny Gatherin – Ulster-Scots Festival 22-25th November

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From: Iain Carlisle <iainc@ulster-scots.com>
Date: 17 November 2011 10:41
Subject: Cranny Gatherin – Ulster-Scots Festival 22-25th November
To: iainc@ulster-scots.com

Dear All,

Please find attached the programme of events

for the Cranny Gatherin Ulster-Scots Festival which takes place next week – 22nd-25th November.

I know the organisers would welcome your support at

these events.

Regards,

Iain

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

T. 028 90 436710

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 

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Coleraine Ulster Scots Resource Centre Newsletter

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Hi Folks
 
 
At present we are intending to publish quarterly, however depending on events & articles submitted by individuals and groups this will be reviewed.

If you have anything you would like included please forward it to curg@btconnect.com or give details to Richard

or myself.

 
Suggestions for future content welcome
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Regards
Joanne

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