In this section, community groups and voluntary organisations who have previously received financial support from the Ulster-Scots Agency share their experiences of running a range of events and projects with the aim of promoting the culture, heritage and language of Ulster-Scots.
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We applied to the Ulster Scots Agency for funding for our Festival and Music and Dance Workshops. In 2008 we also ran the Ballymageough Ulster-Scots Festival. more »
RUNNING a community radio station is difficult, exciting, energising, hard-work and good for the community! That would be our conclusion in Ballycarry after two years of FUSE FM. more »
Coleraine Twelfth Festival is a fun-filled, varied programme of events in the week leading up to the 12th of July. The festival was held for the first time in 2006 and has continued to grow.
By showcasing our culture and heritage in an enjoyable and educational way, we hope to dispel some of the myths and misconceptions attached to the Orange Order, and provide an opportunity for everyone to participate in this traditional holiday period. more »
The fUSe Ballymoney group has just completed another hugely successful run of popular Ulster-Scots radio station fUSe FM. Operating from their new purpose built studio on the first floor of the Ullans Centre, 4-6 Victoria Street, Ballymoney, the Ballymoney team launched “fUSe 6” on 21 November 2009 and continued broadcasting from 8am until 1am the following morning for 28 consecutive days. more »