"Shane" [Shain] Meaning: Soon
24 June 2011
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.
The first and second editions of ‘Oot an Aboot’ magazine were a huge success, with a total of 40,000 copies being distributed over a two year period. A further 20,000 copies of the latest magazine have been produced – it has a new look and feel and a different format has been introduced, which includes colour coded sections covering ‘Community’, ‘Working with Others’ and ‘History and Heritage’.
Members of the community are invited to collect their free copy of the magazine by visiting one of the following distribution centres:
Belfast and surrounding area:
Belfast Welcome Centre
Belvoir Park Library
Braniel Library
Carryduff Library
Central Library
Cregagh Library
Dairy Farm Library
Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure
Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
Dundonald Library
Gilnahirk Library
Greater Village Regeneration Trust
Linenhall Library
Newtownbreda Library
Park Centre
Presbyterian Historical Society
Tullycarnet Library
PepperCorn Café
Co Antrim:
Antrim Tourist Information Centre
Area Library Headquarters
Ballee Library
Ballycastle Tourist Information Centre
Ballymena Tourist Information Centre
Ballymoney Tourist Information Centre
Belfast International Airport Tourist Information Centre
Cairncastle Community Group
Carrickfergus Tourist Information Centre
Dunmurry Library
Fairhill Shopping Centre
Giant's Causeway Tourist Information Centre
Joey Dunlop Leisure Centre
Junction One Shopping centre
Larne Tourist Information Centre
Lisburn Library
Newtownabbey Tourist Information Centre
Portrush Seasonal Office, Dunluce Centre
The Braid Ballymena Town Hall, Museum & Arts Centre
Towers Leisure Centre, Ballymena
Co Londonderry:
Bellaghy Library
Creggan Library
Coleraine Tourist Information Centre
Derry Central Library
Dungiven Library
Limavady Library
Limavady Tourist Information Centre
Londonderry Tourist Information Centre
Magherafelt Tourist Information Centre
Moneymore Library
Shantallow Library
Strathfoyle Library
Waterside Library
Co Down:
Ballynahinch Library
Banbridge Library
Banbridge Tourist Information Centre
Bangor Library
Bangor Tourist Information Centre
Bessbrook Library
Castlewellan Library
Comber Library
Crossmaglen Library
Donaghadee Library
Downpatrick Library
Downpatrick Tourist Information Centre
Dromore Library
Gilford Library
Hillsborough Tourist Information Centre
Holywood Library
Kilkeel Library
Kilkeel Tourist Information Centre
Killyleagh Library
Library Headquarters, Ballynahinch
Moira Library
Newcastle Library
Newcastle Tourist Information Centre
Newry Public Library
Newry Tourist Information Centre
Newtownards Tourist Information Centre
Portaferry Library
Rathfriland Library
Saintfield Library
Saint Patrick Centre, Downpatrick
Schomberg Society, Kilkeel
Warrenpoint Library
Co Armagh:
Armagh Library
Armagh Tourist Information Centre
Brownlow Library
Castlederg Library
Castlerock Library
Craigavon Divisional Library
Keady Library
Lurgan Library
Mid-Armagh Community Network
O'Fiaich Memorial & Archive
Portadown Library
Richill Library
Sion Mills Library
Tandragee Library
Co Tyrone:
Bready & District Ulster-Scots Association
Cookstown Library
Derry & Raphoe Action
Dungannon Library
Fintona Library
Fivemiletown Library
Killymaddy Tourist Information Centre
Moy Library
Newtownstewart Library
Newtownstewart & District Ulster-Scots Association
Omagh American Folk Park
Omagh Library
Omagh Tourist Information Centre
Strabane Tourist Information Centre
Strabane Library
The Alley Arts and Conference Centre
Co Fermanagh:
Enniskillen Library
Fermanagh Tourist Information Centre
Irvinstown Library
Border counties:
Border Minority Group
Donegal Library Services
Ulster-Scots Agency, Raphoe office
Across Northern Ireland and border counties members of community and voluntary groups work tirelessly to promote Ulster-Scots within the community - ‘Oot an Aboot’ is a celebration of their ongoing commitment. The Agency acknowledges the work of the community to further develop and enhance our cultural Ulster-Scots traditions. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who contributed and look forward to hearing your feedback on the magazine (Comments should be emailed to info@ulsterscotsagency.org.uk).
An online version of the magazine is also available to view at http://www.ulsterscotsagency.com/ulster-scots-publications/oot-an-aboot/.
Note the Agency will not be able to cover the cost of posting copies of the magazine to addresses in the UK, Republic of Ireland or overseas.