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Meadowbridge Primary School, Hillsborough, launches Dan Gordon’s new play
On Thursday 25 March 2010, Key Stage 2 pupils of Meadowbridge Primary School, Hillsborough launched Dan Gordon’s play, A Lemonade Bottle for Clabberin’ Hitler in front of school staff, parents and invited guests, as part of the Lyric Theatre’s education and outreach project with primary schools. more »
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Primary Schools to present new play by Dan Gordon
Following on from the huge success of The Boat Factory in six Primary Schools in Belfast and surrounding areas during 2009, two new plays from the Pat and Plain series by Dan Gordon will be presented during March and April 2010 by twelve Primary Schools across Ulster. more »
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Applications invited for Ulster-Scots Summer Schools in 2010
Following on from the information sessions that took place in Bready, Ballymoney and Lisburn during week beginning 1st March, applications are invited from community and voluntary groups interested in delivering an Ulster-Scots Summer School in 2010. more »
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Summer School Programme 2010 information sessions arranged
For groups interested in delivering an Ulster-Scots Summer School in 2010, information sessions have been arranged in three locations across the Province. more »
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Next publication date of The Ulster-Scot announced
The first issue of The Ulster-Scot in 2010 will be published on Saturday 27th February, 2010. more »
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Ulster-Scots Agency completes longest running ‘Burns Supper’
While people all over the world love the work and life of Robert Burns, he holds a special place in the hearts of the Ulster-Scots. Burns Suppers have been part of Scottish and Ulster-Scots culture for over 200 years as a means of commemorating the much-loved bard. more »
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Join the Ulster-Scots Agency for ‘Burns Week’
On Monday 25th January people all over the world celebrated the 251st anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns (25th January 1759). On this day, the Ulster-Scots Agency officially launched the start of ‘Robbie Burns Season’ by opening the doors of its Visitor and Information Centre on Great Victoria Street in Belfast to the general public to celebrate the work and life of the much-loved bard. more »
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Ulster-Scots Agency to hold longest running ‘Burns Supper’
Burns recitals, Haggis sampling, Ulster-Scots music, Highland dance and more.. more »
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New TG4 Documentary on Ulster-Scots - A Hidden Culture
The Hamely Tongue – Cultúr Ceilte more »
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‘Burns Week’ plans announced by Ulster-Scots Agency
While people all over the world love the work and life of Robert Burns, he holds a special place in the hearts of the Ulster-Scots. Burns Suppers have been part of Scottish and Ulster-Scots culture for over 200 years as a means of commemorating the much-loved bard. more »
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