NEW Killaloo Accordion CD

NEW Killaloo Accordion CD

The Killaloo Accordion Band, Londonderry, have released a New C.D. ‘LOYAL AND TRUE’. 

Founded by the members of “Killaloo True Blues” L.O.L.621 in 1946 the band has been leading the Lodge on the Twelfth of July each year and has close links with City of Londonderry L.O.L. No5 District, Cumber Claudy L.O.L. No 2 District, City of Londonderry R.A.P.C. No2 District, Ballintine Heroes R.B.P. No 94, Fawney Fort R.B.P. No 143 and the Fawney Fort Branch of the Apprentice Boys of Derry Browning Club. 

The band also participates in many local band parades and concerts. 

Killaloo continues with the traditions set out by its founding members, maintaining and promoting our culture and this C.D. features a wide range of well known marches, traditional music and hymn tunes. 

At a cost of £12 ( inc p&p ) it’s a must have for the band fraternity and their loyal supporters.

ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY


TEL. Raymond on 07814330913        or                  online at raykab@hotmail.co.uk

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NEW Killaloo Accordion CD

NEW Killaloo Accordion CD

The Killaloo Accordion Band, Londonderry, have released a New C.D. ‘LOYAL AND TRUE’. 

Founded by the members of “Killaloo True Blues” L.O.L.621 in 1946 the band has been leading the Lodge on the Twelfth of July each year and has close links with City of Londonderry L.O.L. No5 District, Cumber Claudy L.O.L. No 2 District, City of Londonderry R.A.P.C. No2 District, Ballintine Heroes R.B.P. No 94, Fawney Fort R.B.P. No 143 and the Fawney Fort Branch of the Apprentice Boys of Derry Browning Club. 

The band also participates in many local band parades and concerts. 

Killaloo continues with the traditions set out by its founding members, maintaining and promoting our culture and this C.D. features a wide range of well known marches, traditional music and hymn tunes. 

At a cost of £12 ( inc p&p ) it’s a must have for the band fraternity and their loyal supporters.

ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY


TEL. Raymond on 07814330913        or                  online at raykab@hotmail.co.uk

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flickr Google Plus Page YouTube Vimeo Digg Facebook Page MySpace StumbleUpon WordPress Posterous pinterest
Contact me: Skype Aughavey MSN alan@ulster-scots.co.uk
Twitter Latest tweet: SpaceX and Bigelow sign deal for inflatable space stations in orbit • The Register http://t.co/i8aXvumR
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Ulster Ancestry Newsletter : May 2012

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Childhood Memories in White Park Bay
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WF Marshall Study Event

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From: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>
Date: 30 April 2012 17:45
Subject: FW: WF Marshall Study Event
To: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>


 

Dear All,

Just another  reminder about our forthcoming WF Marshall event – still a few spaces left so please feel free to forward  the attached flyer/information to others who may be interested in attending.

Regards,

Iain

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

68 -7 2 Great Victoria Street

Belfast

BT2 7BB

T. 028 90 436710

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 


Click here to download:
WF Marshall Study Event.pdf (488 KB)
(download)

Arts Council NI Instruments for Bands grants - OPEN NOW !!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>
Date: 30 April 2012 17:48
Subject: ACNI Instruments for Bands - OPEN NOW !!
To: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>


 

Dear All ,

The Arts Council’s Musical Instruments for Bands Grant opened today!!!

 

Deadline for applications is 4pm on 31st May 2012

Decisions by 17th August 2012

 

This is a tight turnaround time and the application has to be accompanied by a number of policies, quotes and attachments.

 

The Ulster-Scots Community Network in conjunction with the Confederation of Ulster Bands, Orange Community Network & RSPBA (NI) are hosting  3 informal information sessions as follows –

 

Wed 9th May – YMCA, Drumahoe 8.00pm

Wed 9th May – Island Centre, Lisburn 8.00pm

Thurs 10th May – Royal Hotel, Cookstown 8.00pm

 

 The format of these will incorporate an overview of the scheme, guidance on filling out the form, help with the attachments required as well as providing handouts for further reference. It is anticipated the event will  last for approximately 1.5 hours, with tea/coffee also being provided.

 

This is an invaluable opportunity for your band to obtain guidance which will hopefully hopefully result in a successful application.

 

Maximum application per band is £5k - total budget is £200k. Bands who have previously been awarded this specific funding between Jan 2005 – Feb 2012 are excluded.   

 

In order to register a place/s at one of these events, please email your name/s, band and contact details to info@ulster-scots.com or telephone 028 90 436710 - before 1pm on Tuesday 8th May

 

As up-take is expected to be high, you are advised to register as soon as possible. Spaces are restricted to 1 or 2 attendees per band

 

As mentioned previously, it is important to remember that the window of opportunity is very short (only 3 weeks after the date of these meetings) In preparation for applying and in advance of these sessions, bands can start to prepare by ensuring the following items are in place -  

 

·        Constitution,

·        Band bank account (at least two unrelated authorized signatories)

·        Details of competition results in last two years (if relevant)

·        List of activities for previous two years and a projection of activity for incoming year (parades, competitions, concerts etc)

·        A recent recording of the band – on audio tape or cd

·        Two quotes for the instruments required - confirming a delivery date prior to Feb 2013

·        Safeguarding/Child Protection policies

·        Equality/Equal opportunities policy

·        Most recent annual statement of accounts (for the period as stipulated in your Constitution) - audited and signed by an independent person

·        Copy of the minute of the meeting at which the annual accounts were agreed by the committee

·        Projected accounts for current year

 

(Assistance and guidance can be provided on the night if you do not have some of the above documents)


These information sessions proved very successful in 2010 and 2011 with a high percentage of the successful applicants having attended one of the sessions.

Most importantly, please pass the word on to others – let’s make sure everyone knows about this asap.

Regards,

Iain

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

68 - 72 Great Victoria Street

Belfast

BT2 7BB

Tel. 028 90 436710

iainc@ulster-scots.com

www.ulster-scots.com

 

 

 

USCN Study Event at Corick House Hotel which will focus on the work of Rev WF Marshall

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From: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>
Date: 19 April 2012 12:39
Subject:
To: Iain Carlisle <IainC@ulster-scots.com>


Dear All,

Please find attached details of our forthcoming USCN Study Event at Corick House Hotel which will focus on the work of Rev WF Marshall.

Residential spaces are limited by the capacity of the venue to provide accommodation and we have already had a steady uptake with only 14 rooms remaining for those who wish to stay at Corick House. The event is kindly being supported by the Arts Council and the Ulster-Scots Agency - as a result we can offer greatly subsidised costs of £60 per residential attendee which includes accommodation (Wed & Thursday) all meals and activities.  

Day delegates are of course very welcome - a daily fee of £10 includes lunch (Thurs & Friday only),  Dinner (Wednesday & Thursday only) and activities.

Please circulate this information with your group – firm numbers are required by 4.00pm on Friday 4th May.

Best Regards,

Iain

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Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

68 -7 2 Great Victoria Street

Belfast

BT2 7BB

T. 028 90 436710

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

W. www.ulster-scots.com

 


Click here to download:
WF Marshall Study Event.pdf (488 KB)
(download)

Seven Towers Pipe Band (Grade2 World Champions), will host a concert in Ballee High School in Ballymena,

Dear All,

Please find details of a couple of  member group events being held next week.

Seven Towers Pipe Band  (Grade2 World Champions), will host a concert in Ballee High School in Ballymena, on Saturday 28th April at 8pm. The Seven Towers Pipe Band will participate on the evening along with supporting artists, Milltown Accordion Band, Bradley Parker (outstanding solo piper), Seven Towers Irish Dancers, George McFall & Friends and compere Robert Agnew.
Tickets are £5 each, contact no for tickets: 07869153680, any band member or pay at the door.

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Cairncastle Ulster Scots monthly Soiree will be held this month on Wednesday 25th April in the Halfway House Hotel, Ballygally at 8.00p.m.

Special guests will be John Burns from Maghera and Nicky Bryson from Donegal as well as our usual musicians. Everyone will be made very welcome.

 

 

Iain Carlisle

Ulster-Scots Community Network

68 -7 2 Great Victoria Street

Belfast

BT2 7BB

T. 028 90 436710

E. iainc@ulster-scots.com

W. www.ulster-scots.com