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News Archive
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Community Arts Partnership is organising three Funding information days during January
The Arts Council has committed an additional £100,000 to the Intercultural Arts Programme for the 2016/17 period from its Lottery funding, primarily to take forward the Intercultural Arts Grants Programme. more »
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Local artists perform in an Ulster Scots television special.
Enjoy Ulster-Scots music at its best in The Castle Session, a one-hour celebration featuring local artists and invited guests from Canada and Scotland. more »
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Touch of Tartan - Charity concert
The RSPBANI President’s charity fundraising concert entitled ‘A Touch of Tartan’ was held in Greystone Primary School, Antrim, on Friday 6th November. more »
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The Scots in Ulster’ by the Rev Dr David Stewart( re-printed by the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland, 2015).
The latest publication ‘The Scots in Ulster’ is a re-print of 6 pamphlets published by the Rev Dr David Stewart between 1952 and 1957. more »
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Phil and Aly Join Orchestra for Burns Night Concert
The Ulster Scots Agency and Ulster Orchestra are delighted to announce that Phil Cunningham and Aly Bain, recently awarded Lifetime Achievement awards at the Great Scots Awards, will be performing with the Orchestra at its 5th annual Burns Night Celebration, supported by the Ulster-Scots Agency. more »
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Discover Ulster-Scots Centre puts customers first and is awarded WorldHost Recognised Business Status
The Discover Ulster-Scots Centre has become the latest organisation in Northern Ireland to gain national recognition for its commitment to Customer Service, after being awarded WorldHost Recognised Business status. more »
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Belfast Tattoo 2015
The 2015 Belfast Tattoo took place at The SSE Arena, Belfast, last weekend with over 600 performers from across Ulster, Republic Of Ireland, Canada, Netherlands and Italy, showcasing some of the finest marching bands, musicians, and dancers in a three hour show, building up to the Grand Finale of the Massed Pipe And Drums. more »
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From the Beagh to Maghera - New Book
From the Beagh to Maghera is an evocative memoir of life as a child growing up on a family farm in the 1950s. Set in the moment when the horse was replaced by the tractor and mechanisation changed farming forever, it gives a glimpse into a time, now gone, where traditional methods of working the land were still used, the pace of life was slower and strong ties bound the community together. more »
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New Belfast Maritime Trail is Launched
The Ulster Scots Agency and partner Ministerial Advisory Group – Ulster-Scots Academy have launched the Belfast Maritime Trail to coincide with one of Belfast’s biggest festivals: The Tall Ships 2015. more »
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Marking the anniversary of the Somme
The Ulster Scots Agency has published ‘Paul Pollock’s War’ as part of the Ulster and the Great War series to mark the 99th anniversary of The Somme and the upcoming centenary of the Great War. more »