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Extra tuition
Some months ago Dalaradia facilitated extra tuition for local pupils sitting the transfer test, We are delighted to learn that 90% of the children passed the test and achieved the school place of their choice. A huge well done to the pupils and their teachers who believed in us
Nicholl – Brady family from Utah USA.
Today Dalaradia welcomed the Nicholl – Brady family from Utah USA. Originally from Rushpark they emigrated to Utah in the seventies. Family and friends returned to visit their homeland. Best wishes to them as they leave The Whitehouse to tour Belfast Castle and around the North Coast.
Convention
Superb convention packed to capacity. Artists, poets, writers, musicians and even film makers. Such fantastic talent representing our community.
Building Cultural Networks Convention
Continuing a busy few weeks for Dalaradia. Today we contributed to the BCN – Building Cultural Networks Convention. Honoured to be part of this huge showcase of N.Ireland talent.
Geordie Morrow
Some of the beautiful paintings on show today from local artist Geordie Morrow.
Hate Crime
Last month Dalaradia held a session on Hate Crime. Kathy Wolffe gave a very informative talk on this very relevant subject. Please Kathy Wolffe at the Barron Hall, Glengormley if you would like her to visit your group.
Thank you
Today at Whitehouse Dalaradia hosted the Mens Probus Group for a guided tour. Many thanks to Eddie for bringing the group.
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On Saturday afternoon members of Dalaradia attended the opening of Monkstown Old Boys F.B new mural. A beautiful mural depicting details of King William’s landing in Ulster and his stay in The Whitehouse in Dalaradia. Respect – Heritage – Culture
Dublin Cathedral and the Guinness Factory
In April Dalaradia visited Dublin Cathedral and the Guinness Factory as well as exploring the history of Dublin. Thanks to Martin Snodden for facilitating.
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Today members of Dalaradia/RATH laid a wreath at a memorial within Belfast Zoo in memory of American Soldiers who lost their lives at Cave Hill on their 80th anniversary, unfortunately the American Consulate couldn’t attend as originally planned. The crash site is just a stones throw away from our estate. On this historic event, many …