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Teanga an Phobail/ Language of the community/people - Lasairfhíona Nic Ruairí, Harpist, from Glór Dhal Riada

Run by Mid & East Antrim Borough Council

A performance is from Lasairfhíona Nic Ruairí from Glor Dal Rhiada playing the Harp.

Glór Dhal Riada is the local Irish Language and Culture development group that was established within the Ballymena and Glenravel Area in 2008. The group's name is appropriate to the Mid and East Antrim area as it is derived from the ancient Gaelic overkingdom of Dal Riada that included north east Ulster and a sizable portion of western Scotland and its Islands. Dal Riada was founded by Gaelic Irish migrants who brought their Language, and writings with them. This performance is from Lasairfhíona Nic Ruairí from Glor Dal Rhiada playing the Harp.

Also on Thursday 17 September

17 Sep

Digital storytelling

We all Bleed the Same

The film explored the similarities that exist between both communities, in particular the young people.

When
Thu 17 Sep · 12pm
Where
Online
Finished Online Booking needed
17 Sep

Digital storytelling

Building on common ground - Castle Tower Special School

Castle Tower has many links with other schools in the Ballymena area, particularly though the ‘Ballymena Learning Together’ community.

When
Thu 17 Sep · 2pm
Where
Online
Finished Online Booking needed