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30 August 2017
The Ulster-Scots Agency will open the Music and Dance Tuition Programme for 2018 on the 4th September.
To assist groups interested in making an application to this programme the Ulster-Scots Agency in partnership with the Ulster-Scots Community Network have organised a series of public information events.
We fully recognise the disappointment experienced by many groups who were unsuccessful in the past due to the programme being significantly oversubscribed. We expect a similar situation to arise this year and would therefore encourage your group to make every effort to attend the public information events and make yourselves fully aware of all the requirements of the 2018 programme.
The public information events will commence at 7.45pm at the following dates and locations.
Date |
Area |
Venue |
Mon 11th Sept |
Belfast |
Discover Ulster-Scots Centre |
|
Ballymoney |
Manor Hotel, Ballymoney |
Tues 12th Sept |
Cookstown |
Royal Hotel |
|
Banbridge |
Bannville House Hotel |
Wed 13th Sept |
Omagh |
Lislimnaghan Parish Hall |
|
Monaghan/Cavan |
Drum Protestant Hall |
Thurs 14th Sept |
Donegal |
Ulster-Scots Regional Office, Raphoe |
|
Enniskillen |
Killyhevlin Hotel |
The Ulster-Scots Agency has devised new guidance notes and has revised the application form for the 2018 Music and Dance Tuition Programme. Applicants must use the 2018 application form which will be available from Monday 4th September 2017 and can be downloaded from the Agency’s website www.ulsterscotsagency.com/community-projects/apply-for-funding.
The closing date for Applications is 3pm on Friday 6th October 2017. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at the Regional Office, in Raphoe on 0035374 9173876
Groups unable to attend the public information events should contact the Ulster-Scots Community Network on 02890 436710 and arrange an appointment to meet one of the community workers in the Belfast office.