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REHEARSAL DAY & TIME: Every THURSDAY (as per school calendar) REHEARSAL VENUE: Kinsale College of Further Education REHEARSAL FEE: There is no cost to join but fees must be paid monthly in advance, see below: €4 - per person / rehearsal €5 - Family concession (max 2 people)

Burren view Cottage is situated in Bellharbour village, which lies between Ballyvaughan & Kinvara on the Atlantic coast in Ireland.

Full Programme available on www.wicklow.ie or www.culturenight.ie under county listings. Culture Night will take place on Friday September 20th September 2013, a night of free entertainment, discovery and adventure in County Wicklow and across 30 towns, cities and counties in Ireland. This is County Wicklow’s fourth year to take part in this national Culture Night event. Whether you enjoy talks on historical buildings, music, dance, art or craft we have something to suit all tastes. Check out our full programme of events and remember everything is free! Wicklow County Council wishes to thank the following people/organisations and venues for making County Wicklow’s Culture Night 2013 a success: All the Voluntary Groups, organisations and venues featured in this programme, whose energy and enthusiasm made Culture Night possible. Also thanks to: Temple Bar Cultural Trust Bray Town Council Wicklow County Library Service Director Mermaid Arts Centre Director Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely Community Cultural & Social Development Department WCC Wicklow County Arts Office Eclipse Pictures Dublin Any queries to Ann Catherine Nolan, Co-ordinator, Culture Night County Wicklow 087 9723059 or email culturenightwicklow@gmail.com Culture Night is an initiative co-ordinated by Temple Bar Cultural Trust and supported by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in partnership with Wicklow Local Authorities

Slieveardagh Writers is a creative writing group based in Slieveardagh Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Meetings are held once a month in Amby's Bar, Ballingarry.

Cleariestown Community Centre at the heart of Cleariestown Village is being transformed into a viberent and modern faciclity for each and every member of the community. Please follow us on that journe

The Rotary Clubs of Cork and Bishopstown jointly run the Remembrance Tree Opposite Brown Thomas on Patrick St every Christmas. Macroom E Enterprise Centre & Ballincollig Network Group and their Communities are supporting this project over Christmas.. People are invited to remember their loved ones in a simple yet poignant way in the midst of the Christmas rush by writing their message on yellow ribbons which are raised on the tree in colourful garlands. Whilst this is free, if you wish to make a donation we will be delighted. Funds raised will be shared with local and Rotary charities. The chosen charities this year are Marymount Hospice and St Vincent de Paul. We have raised over €210,000 for local charities over the past 9 years of the project. Prayers will be said for all those remembered on the tree on Saturday the 7th of January 2012 at 5.30pm in St Peters & Pauls Church.

This St Patrick’s weekend, Bantry will host its second Fadó Festival, re-creating Bantry of yesteryear. The scene will be set by the pubs adopting a “pre-electrification theme” and street lighting black out on Friday & Saturday night. The highlight of the Festival will undoubtedly be the street pageant of fire and acoustic splendour setting out from the waterfront and wielding its way through the streets on the Saturday night. The full programme of events is to follow but the following will give you a flavour…. The Festival will begin on Friday morning with a re-enactment of the old style fair in Bantry featuring livestock and our already renowned food-market exhibiting local artisan produce. The local businesses will be encouraged to participate in the spirit of the Festival by adorning their premises with period theme. Visitors to the area will also be invited to adopt the theme via their dress etc.