"Heid" [Heed] Meaning: Head
News Archive
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Agency working in partnership with the News Letter for the Festival of Marching Bands 2011
A range of local bands have been selected to play at a prestigious event in Belfast this November. more »
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First Ulster-Scots Agency E-Newsletter Circulated
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Funding for Dance and Music Tuition in 2012 – Applications welcome
Applications are now invited for Dance and Music Tuition in 2012. more »
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Funding for Dance and Music Tuition in 2012 - Road Show dates announced
Information for community groups interested in applying to the Agency's Music and Dance Tuition Programme in 2012.. more »
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Northern Ireland Screen Board Appointments
The Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure is currently running a Public Appointments competition for the position of member to the Board of Northern Ireland Screen. more »
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Programme of Ulster-Scots lunch time talks and workshops begins
On Monday 1st August, 2011 the Ulster-Scots Agency's programme of lunch time talks and workshops begins with a talk by Dr. Clifford Smyth on Titanic Tartan. more »
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A NEW ERA AT MONREAGH ULSTER SCOTS HERITAGE CENTRE
Things are gearing up for an exciting and busy year at Monreagh Ulster Scots / Scots Irish Heritage Centre! The Centre has been manned by selfless and hard-working volunteers since its opening in May 2009. From 1 July 2011 the centre will be receiving Core Funding from the Ulster-Scots Agency for 12 months. With this funding in place, the Centre has now recruited a new manager, historical consultant and administrator. more »
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Titanic Summer School
The Ulster-Scot Agency in association with National Museums NI will be running a week long drama Summer School in the folk and Transport Museum at Cultra. more »
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New Chief Executive appointed for Agency
The Ulster-Scots Agency is has a new Chief Executive - Ian Crozier, who will take up his position at the Agency on Tuesday 5th July, 2011. more »
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Third Edition of ‘Oot an Aboot’ magazine available now
The Ulster-Scots Agency has published the next edition of the magazine ‘Oot an Aboot’. This is the third magazine to be published, and as with the first and second editions, members of the Ulster-Scots community played a major role in contributing the majority of the content for the magazine. more »