‘In the market’ for Sunday opening

June 30, 2010

Belfast’s historic St George’s Market is to open on a Sunday for the first time, starting this coming weekend, 4 July.

The new Sunday Market – which will open initially for a three-month trial – will be a mixture of the traditional Friday Variety Market and Saturday’s award-winning City Food and Garden Market.

Opening from 10am – 4pm, it also will have a special emphasis on local arts and crafts for the discerning shopper from both home and abroad. Live music from top local bands and solo artists also will ensure that visitors to the new market are kept entertained.

“Opening the market on a Sunday is an important move for the council, the traders and the city as a whole,” commented Councillor Conor Maskey, Chairman of the council’s Development Committee.

“The council aims to establish a strong reputation for Belfast as a vibrant European city with unique experiences – and St George’s Market is just one of those experiences. With more and more events taking place on Sundays, and more visitor attractions opening their doors, our message is very clear – Belfast most definitely is open for business seven days a week,” added Councillor Maskey.

Turbulent EDDY wins Sounds Like Summer 2010!

June 29, 2010

By whatsonni

Donegal’s rock band Turbulent EDDY rocked the Alley last weekend, snatching the Sounds Like Summer crown against tough competition from Derry and Strabane bands, eager to be seen as the next big band to come out of the North West.

With over 200 people packed into the Alley to see 4 great bands play live and perform their own material it wasn’t long before the audience knew it was going to be an epic final night of this popular North West music festival. Over 5 nights, 50 bands, only 4 bands made it to the final, including Strabane’s Catalyst, Derry’s Rainy Boy Sleep and the Flying Castros, however it was eventual winners Turbulent EDDY which not only took the title but also the prize of a professional video shoot, studio time, photoshoot and marketing support.

On the night the first on stage was Lifford born, Derry singer songwriter, Rainy Boy Sleep, who wowed the audience with a range of quality material, which he later went on to share in the Celtronic Music Festival in Derry. Songs such as Ambulance and I Heart Holidays had the audience transfixed, as this quiet performer offered a stage presence far beyond his youthful years.

Strabane’s Catalyst was the only local band to make the final stages, however this great band certainly produced an outstanding set. Driven by the vocals of local star musician Gav Kelly, he was backed up by his backing band, complete with accordian, violin, mandolin, drums and bass guitar. “The judges loved ‘Legends of Arranmore’” commented Nathan Flatman from the Alley, “If the band can get air play for this wonderful song we are sure some record producer will snap them up. “

Derry’s The Flying Castros, certainly made an impact on the night, with the judges commenting that the band had “the most charismatic front man of the competition.” With such a strong vocal, singer Damien and his Flying Castros immediately captured the audience’s attention and held them there throughout their 30 minute set.

Turbulent EDDY was the last band to take to the stage and they did not miss the opportunity to take the festival by storm. A regular on the Irish festival circuit for a number of years, the band has grown in experience and stature year on year.

The band was knocked out in the heats stages last year, however we were delighted they decided to come back and their hard work has certainly paid off. The band now receives a professional video shoot, studio time, CD production, marketing support and a photoshoot. We would like to thank our sponsors, the Strabane Chronicle for their support during the festival and wish Turbulent EDDY the very best fro the next 12 months as Sounds Like Summer champions!” concluded Nathan Flatman from the Alley. For more information on the Sounds Like Summer festival check out www.alley-theatre.com or visit www.facebook/thealleytheatre.

Festival Offers Bus Service is Support of Green Initiatives

June 28, 2010

By whatsonni

Glasgowbury Music Group and Chambers Coach Hire have joined forces to encourage greener transport for this festival season.

In support of greener initiatives and to encourage public transport at the time of the festival, Glasgowbury and Chambers have teamed up to offer return bus services from throughout the province.

The return bus services will operate from selected points throughout the north, departing on Friday evening (July 23rd) to allow campers to avail of two nights camping, before returning to the designated locations on Sunday after the festival.

Buses will run from the following locations from Friday (23rd July) at 7pm and will be charged at £20 for a return journey including unlimited shuttle bus service within the festival site:

– Ballymena – Belfast – Coleraine – Derry – Limavady – Newry (with stops in Armagh & Dungannon) – Omagh – Strabane – Magherafelt (this service will cost £12)

All buses will depart from the festival site on Sunday 25th July at approximately 12 noon, giving campers enough time to make themselves look respectable.

To book a place on any of the bus services or to find out more information, contact Chambers on 028 867 48152 or email mail@coachireland.com).

Eugene Donnelly, Business Development Manager for Chambers, said he was excited to be working in partnership with Glasgowbury while encouraging the use of public transport.

“Chambers and Glasgowbury share a common goal that fans get to the festival safely, securely and on time,” he said.

“We are excited to be working with the local festival to offer festival-goers the opportunity to travel to the event with their friends in a worry free environment.”

Festival organiser Paddy Glasgow has urged the public to help support greener initiatives being introduced by Glasgowbury and avail of the bus services.

“With so many people travelling to a rural area we want to try and encourage public transport where possible and are excited that Chambers will be offering this wide reaching service,” he said.

Glasgowbury 2010, the tenth anniversary of the ‘Small But Massive’ festival takes place on Saturday 24th July and tickets are on sale now. See www.glasgowbury.com for more information.

Kids take one giant leap into libraries!

June 24, 2010

By whatsonni

Libraries Minister, Nelson McCausland, launched this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, on behalf of Libraries NI, at Finaghy Library on Wednesday 23^rd June, with a little help from the pupils of Finaghy Primary School.

The Summer Reading Challenge takes place from Saturday 26^th June – Saturday 4^th September, and aims to keep children reading throughout the school summer holidays. This year’s theme is ‘Space Hop’ which is designed to create a ‘buzz’ around reading and all Northern Ireland libraries are preparing to launch children’s imaginations into orbit through this intergalactic book adventure.

The Challenge is simple – Children are encouraged to read six or more books of their choice during the holidays with collectable incentives and rewards, plus a certificate or medal for every child who completes the Challenge.

Speaking at the launch, Minister McCausland said:

“The Summer Reading Challenge continues to go from strength to strength every year. This exciting initiative not only encourages our children to read and enjoy books but also promotes quality time and interaction between parents, carers and children. Libraries play a vital role in the development of our children and I would encourage all parents and carers to bring their children along to their local library to take up this challenge.”

The Summer Reading Challenge is an immensely popular and successful reading initiative. Now in its twelfth year, it is created by The Reading Agency, which is an independent charity working to inspire more people to read more.

Libraries NI Chief Executive, Irene Knox explains:

“Research shows that children really enjoy taking part in the Summer Reading Challenge, which is a great way to keep children entertained over the holidays. More importantly, it has been proven that children who take part in the Challenge read more books and read more widely than those who don’t, with potentially life-changing results.”

Northern Ireland Libraries are inviting children age 4 – 11, parents and carers to participate in this year’s Challenge from Saturday 26^th June – Saturday 4^th September.

An interactive Space Hop (www.spacehop.org.uk) website has just been launched, linking children with top authors and illustrators, and giving them space to talk about their favourite books and to share reading ideas.

To find our more about events planned around the Summer Reading Challenge, contact any Northern Ireland library or go to the Libraries NI events website at www.librariesni.org.uk/events.

BBC1 SHOW LOOKING FOR LIVELY, OUT GOING PEOPLE

June 24, 2010

By whatsonni

Comedian John Bishop is hosting a brand new Saturday night entertainment show on BBC One about our lives in Britain, and we are looking for people across the whole of the UK to take part!

We want to interview YOU, and hear about YOUR life in Britain! We want to know your opinions and hear your funny stories on topics like growing up, family life, holidays and sport, to parenthood and work!

If you are funny, outrageous, quirky, outspoken or bubbly – and would have no problems being in front of the camera – then this show is for you!

It doesn’t matter what job you do, what interests you have, or where you live – we want to hear from everyone. So, if you think you’ve got something to say then get in touch. All we need is an hour of your time for an on-camera interview, and you could see your life stories forming part of our forthcoming Saturday night entertainment show…

We’re going to be in BELFAST on Sunday 27th June 2010. If you have an hour free anytime during the day or evening then we’d love to meet you for a short screen test!

To apply please contact takepart@objectiveproductions.com with your name, age, where you are from, and all your contact details.

APPLY NOW AND ONE OF OUR TEAM WILL GIVE YOU A CALL!

LIVELY LOUGH !

June 23, 2010

By whatsonni

ENNISKILLEN is the place to be this weekend for action-packed free family fun, mesmerizing stunts and displays from World Class adrenaline water junkies as the Waterways Ireland Loughfest returns for a second inspiring year.

Waterways Ireland Fest — Waterways Ireland Loughfest

Waterways Ireland Loughfest takes place on Enniskillen’s Broadmeadow on Saturday 26^th and Sunday 27^th June. The free family orientated event previously attracted thousands of visitors to the waterway for the inaugural event last year with the 2010 line-up ensuring a thrilling action-packed programme of water and land based activities that is sure to entertain everyone! Cool FM DJ Gareth Stewart will compere the action from the Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team, Freestyle Jet-skiers and Wakeboard Teams during the weekend long event.

Florida’s Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team will make a return appearance to dazzle the spectators with their multi-award winning performance displays. The Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team, a group of talented skiers, will create synchronized ballet lines, blistering barefoot skiing and other acrobatic daredevil feats. The Xtreme Action Freestyle Jet ski Team will also be in attendance headed by Pro World Jet Ski Champion Anthony Burgess, wowing the crowds with inverts of up to 20ft.

The “Lakeland & Inland Waterway Family Fun Day”, providing free entertainment for all the family, centered on the Broadmeadow and Enniskillen Castle areas, will compliment the action on the water. Experience for yourself a “Taste of the Erne”, with live cookery demonstrations and sampling, take part in a Heritage Walking Tour, enjoy the wonders of the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark with Fossil Fun or Exploding Earthquakes, or let the kids loose in the bouncy castle, paint ball and laser tag zone. Waterbus trips will be available to enable visitors to leisurely enjoy the beauty of Lough Erne. A range of boats will be on display from Mastercraft Ireland, Hanna Boats and jet Products. The Edge Watersports will have a wide range of watersports equipment available to purchase.

Paul Hughes from Xtreme Action, management of Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team commented, “We’re delighted to have the opportunity to come back to

Northern Ireland to perform. The team enjoys performing at Waterways Ireland Loughfest as the location is superb. It’s like performing in a natural amphitheatre. We’ll be doing some of our most popular routines this year but we will also be introducing one or two new tricks that we hope the crowd will enjoy.

The water-ski team have been practicing hard during the winter months to give the crowd a different show than they would have seen last year and they will be making the trip from their practice lake in Tampa Bay Florida. Pro World Jet ski Champion Anthony burgess will be back with new tricks including the amazing back flip that must be seen to be believed.”

Martin Dennany, Director of Marketing & Communications with Waterways Ireland said, “The Waterways Ireland Loughfest attracts local and international audiences to Lough Erne for a fantastic weekend of waterway and waterside activity for all the family. The boost to the local economy and the increase in potential waterusers is a very welcome outcome. It is only through partnership that events such as the Waterways Ireland Loughfest can take place. We are delighted to work in partnership with Fermanagh District Council and the event organisers to deliver the Waterways Ireland Loughfest and I know it will be a tremendous success.”

The Lakelands & Inland Waterways Fun Day (part of the larger Lakelands & Inland Waterways Marketing Strategy will highlight to locals and tourists the diversity and quality of attractions, activities and entertainments around Lough Erne. Providing excellent experiences for locals creates ambassadors for Lough Erne and Fermanagh, builds the brand regionally and will impact on the economy in the longer term”.

Rob Skelly of event organisers Fluid Events commented, “The Waterways Ireland Loughfest has been a phenomenal success since it began. For 2010, the line-up will be bigger and better cementing its reputation as one of the best water-sports events across the UK and Ireland. The natural waterway of Lough Erne provides a wonderful platform and backdrop for the magnificent displays”.

Supporting the event is Waterways Ireland, which actively promotes recreational opportunities on the inland waterways. As the navigation authority, Waterways Ireland manages over 1000km of inland navigable waterways and since its inception in 1999 has invested significantly in the development of the waterways and their facilities. Also supporting the event are Fermanagh District Council, Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism, Relentless Energy Drink and Yamaha UK. Jet Products is Ireland’s only official Yamaha Jet Ski dealer. Operating from Co. Tyrone their staff are factory trained service and repair specialists.

For further information on Waterways Ireland Loughfest click

waterwaysireland.org or on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/Loughfest

A FATHER’S SORROW REVERBERATES IN NEW COLLECTION FROM POET R.A. WELCH

June 21, 2010

By whatsonni

‘Iron hopeless sorrow’ is the overarching tone of Constanza, the new poetry collection from poet and critic Robert Anthony Welch, written in the aftermath of the accidental death of his 26-year-old son Egan three years ago.

The collection of 40 poems represents the poet’s deeply personal reflections and meditation on the loss of his son in particular, and mortality in general.

Constanza, published by Lagan Press, with support from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, is named after a city in Romania on the Black Sea, once known as Tomis.

Welch explains: “I had been reading a Latin poet called Ovid, a book of his with the wonderful title Tristia, meaning something like ‘sadnesses’. It is a book of poems lamenting the fact that the poet, Ovid, has been banished from Rome for some offence he has caused the Emperor. This exile from Rome is like an exile from life, so that Ovid, in his grief in exile, is a man cut off from all that he loves.

“He is sent to a place called Tomis, now known as Constanza. The mood of Ovid in his bleak exile seemed to match my own mood in my grief, and I worked on some of his poems translating their sadness into my own.

“In doing this I hope that I widened my grief by taking it into another person’s life, another time. When I read Ovid’s description of what it was like to sail through the storms and heavy seas on the way to Tomis, it seemed very like what it was like to go through the sheer mass and bulk of the sorrow you feel at the death of someone you love beyond speech or saying.”

The reference to ‘iron sorrow’ comes from a poem called Lost to Those Waters, where the sense of loss is palpable and immense –

Iron sorrow wrung his poor
exhausted heart, drove a shockwave
from his stomach to his eyes all
full of tears. He opened wide his arms
to hold his mother, found
she was the river.

Welch is relentless in his need to address his pain and that of his family, with the result that his work directly makes the reader feel and mourn for his or her own loss and grief.

This finely crafted and reworked unburdening, the ‘improvement of truth’ which poetry essentially represents, is what Welch believes is the job of a poet.

“There is no hiding place from sorrow or tragedy. This is what poets try to do, otherwise they are not poets. We must write as truthfully as we can about what scares the bejaysus out of us. We must face the terror of what it is to be us lot,” added Welch.

While writing the poems undoubtedly had a therapeutic effect, Welch was conscious of his role as poet.

“If the work is true, then you need to move out of your own particular circumstance, otherwise you are just howling away in the prison of your ego, and you will lose your audience.”

Some of the poems, for instance The Track in Sun, flowed out of the poet, but most of the others were reworked many times, with The Binary being the poet’s more favoured as he believes he most successfully captures his son’s humour and fierce intelligence.

There will be a reading from Constanza on Tuesday, June 22, at a reception in the University of Ulster’s Coleraine Campus (Room H215) from 6.30pm with an introduction from poet Ciaran Carson and on Wednesday, June 23, at the Members’ Room, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin from 6pm with an introduction from poet Anthony Cronin and reading from the actor Richard Dormer, Welch’s son-in-law.

Constanza is priced at £8.99 and is available from all good book shops and on line from the publisher Lagan Press at www.lagan-press.org.uk.

All the fun of the Fair in Strabane!

June 19, 2010

By whatsonni

Strabane Fair events kick off on Friday evening 25^th June with the launch of the 24hr Artahon which will happen in ASDA’s 24 hour Store with artists from both Strabane and Donegal taking part which will culminate in an exhibition in the Alley Gallery from 2pm on Saturday. While running alongside the launch at the Alley Theatre at 8pm will be the finale of Sounds like Summer bands competition to decide who will be this year’s winner from amongst stiff competition from throughout the region.

On Saturday the Farmer’s market will operate for the full day from the Canal Basin providing the back drop for the days events and in the Alley Courtyard where they will be joined mid day by other stall holders to create our own unique food festival. Specialised food markets and catering demonstrations from professional chefs from Oysters ,Mambo Jax Catering and Masala will take place along side demonstrations from the Women’s Institute showing traditional fayre .Strabane Ethnic Community Association will also showcase international foods at the Alley court yard during the afternoon’s event.

At 1.30 the Carnival parade will take to the streets with community groups and samba bands from all over the district joining local bands and groups to create a carnival atmosphere. Glenside Training Centre and Lifford Recabcare adults have been working on new carnival pieces with help from SECA and students from the Holycross Collage arts department. If you feel you would like to help us to showcase their work please contact Council on 02871382204.

Workshops have been on going in the various schools and the children will be in the parade with Streetwise, plus artists and performers from multicultural traditions which will add a new dimension to the show. All the children have been enthusiastic in practising their new skills in music or dance routes, so please come along and show your support.

In keeping with this year’s theme Strabane Fair Day, Past and Present on Saturday 26^th of June our events at the Canal Basin will reflect this time period throughout the day. Our stage performers, Craic, Dixie Kings and Knotty Pine will plays songs reflecting the various music eras. This will be intermingled with performances from our young people who under the initiative delivered as part of the Peace Cultural, Heritage and Identity programme, have learnt about multi- cultural dance and music, costumes. They will perform along side professional artists from Arts Eska and Gathering Rhymes at front of stage while else where our young people will perform short street dramas reflecting Strabane history of hiring Fairs. Puddlealley drama group will also perform a short showcase during the afternoon.

alley1 — Keith Clarke and Chef Colin McMenamin from Oysters, Bell Hogg Woman’s Instutite, Daljeet Gurum Chair person SECA and Bobby Rao Development Officer SECA

Indeed no Fair would be complete without the sideshows entertainment and Strabane will have professional street performers and buskers to entertain the crowds in the Castle street area alongside the stall holders and retailers. In the Canal basin, we will have stalls, bouncy entertainment, olde time games, archery and at 3pm the Bark to Basic Dog Show.

Given the various workshops that have taken place in the district over the past months funded under the Peace III North West Cluster Special European Union Programme, there will be more fringe events happening into the evening for people to join. Artists exhibition and demonstration in the Alley Gallery will take place from 2pm

The evening performance in the theatre is an culmination of story gathering around the history of the area in the Donemana, Newtownstewart, Castlederg and Strabane which will be staged at the Alley theatre at 7.30pm 26^th June 2010 and supported by readings from Wilson Burgess on reflections of past times..

Finally at 8pm, Music 4Uth local young bands who are working under the guidance of Terry McCafferty will perform on our outdoor stage in the Alley Courtyard. Also new music created from Garage music workshops undertaken by the Nerve Centre tutor Martin McGill in Castlederg will be showcased there.

A weekend of activities to suit all ages and tastes!

World first iPhone app promotes Belfast music scene

June 17, 2010

By whatsonni

Belfast City Council is using the very latest technology to promote the city’s thriving music scene, by launching the world’s first iPhone app on the subject.

The app accompanies three other complementary initiatives – a new website, www.belfastmusic.org, an expanded Belfast Music exhibition at the Oh Yeah Music Centre in the Cathedral Quarter, and a weekly music bus tour of the city’s musical landscape – being launched this evening (Wednesday 16 June). They have been initiated by Belfast City Council, with the support of the Oh Yeah Music Centre, BBC Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

As more and more people use their mobile phones to find out information, the free ‘Belfast Music’ iPhone app allows local music fans and visitors alike to find out not only what’s happening on the scene at the moment but also to explore the city’s rich musical heritage.

The app features:

An interactive music tour, narrated by BBC broadcaster Stuart Bailie, and featuring a soundtrack by the likes of David Holmes, Neil Hannon and the Ulster Orchestra, Rudi, The Undertones, Ash, Therapy? and many more;
a Hall Of Fame, introducing the user to Belfast’s music legends;
up to the minute gig listings and news, making sure music lovers don’t miss a beat by their favourite band; and
a showcase section, introducing the best in contemporary Belfast music.

Officially launching the initiatives, the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Pat Convery, commented:

“Belfast music receives high international praise and our latest generation of musicians are playing a crucial role in revitalising the city. Our city is now lit up throughout the year with a vibrant calendar of events. Every night of the week, venues in the city are busy with local bands, DJs, traditional musicians, orchestras, jazz players and songwriters.

“This is an art form that is defining the new mood of Belfast and these new initiatives aim to profile and promote Belfast’s reputation as the birthplace of exceptional music”.

The launch has been endorsed by the Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure, Nelson McCausland MLA, who stated:

“Northern Ireland musicians and creative talent have long demonstrated their ability to compete and succeed on the world stage. This exciting development showcases this success but also demonstrates the increasing convergence between music and digital media and the new opportunities for innovative products and services”.

The development of the app has involved many of the leading lights in the local music media. One of the contributors, is the publisher of AU (Alternative Ulster) magazine, Jonny Tiernan, who commented:

“The ‘Belfast Music’ app is an innovative and unique way to introduce the rich heritage of the Northern Irish musical landscape to people. It is both fun and informative, and manages to reflect the extraordinary diversity of talent we have in this country. I’d recommend it to everyone as an experience to take part in.”

Music iPhone app creator, Gawain Morrison, of Filmtrip, concluded: “I’ve been in and around the music scene of Belfast for 15 years, and have always been impressed with the talent that we’ve produced, so I’m really proud that we were able to create the iPhone app to showcase where we’ve come from and where we’re going to. I think it shouts to the world how cool Belfast has become.”

A dedicated new website, www.belfastmusic.org, is also being launched at the same time as the app, about which David Lewis, director of Culture Northern Ireland, said:

“The Belfast music scene is alive and kicking, but sometimes it can be difficult keeping up with what’s going on. Audiences are increasingly switched on to the digital world. It’s now second nature for many people to find information on their computer or mobile phone. BelfastMusic.org is simply responding to that need.”

Alongside the app and website, an exhibition telling the story of the Belfast music scene has been greatly expanded. Originally opened in April 2009, the Belfast Music exhibition at the Oh Yeah centre has added more memorabilia and storyboards, adding the stories of the showbands, traditional music, rock and the modern dance culture to those of the blues and punk eras.

“It never fails to surprise me how much we have achieved,” says Stuart Bailie, CEO of Oh Yeah and curator of the exhibition.

“Collectively, we’ve sold well over 100 million records. Our music is loved all over the world and we’ve achieved these results in spite of many challenges. Music is our greatest natural resource.”

The Belfast Music app, www.belfastmusic.org and the Belfast Music exhibition have been part-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the European Sustainable Competitiveness Programme for Northern Ireland and administered by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB), through the Tourism Innovation Fund.

Siobhan McCauley, NITB Director of Product Development, said:

“The Tourism Innovation Fund seeks out fresh, cutting edge ideas which will put Northern Ireland firmly on the visitor’s map. Music has a huge appeal to everyone and Northern Ireland has a very strong musical heritage that forms a key part of our unique culture. The new app and website, as well as the exhibition at the Oh Yeah centre will not only showcase our existing musical talent but will also ensure visitors have up to date information on local events and festivals.”

The popular Belfast Music Tour also has been relaunched for the summer. The tour takes in many of the landmarks associated with the Belfast music story, including the birthplaces of the likes of Ruby Murray, Van Morrison, Brian Kennedy, Gary Moore and Duke Special, as well as the places that inspired their songs and the venues which put the city on the international music map, from the Ulster Hall to the Limelight, the Maritime Hotel to Queen’s University.

Win with TW Sports!!

June 16, 2010

By whatsonni

TW Sports could be coming to your area!

Tim Wareing’s award winning Toddler & Mini Soccer programme currently operates in Down, Antrim & Armagh. They want to offer more children in the rest of the country more opportunities to get involved – This is were you can assist & win!

Tim’s programme is currently sourcing schools, church, parish, scout & independent hall hire in Counties Tyrone, Fermanagh & L/Derry to host their programmes.

Simply sign up as a fan @twsportsgroup & email Tim at tim@twsports.org suggesting a venue in your area with the best day & time and you could win 5 free kids places for your programme! Remember to include you full contact details.

The lucky winner/venue will be chosen on Friday 25th June and notified immediately.

Tim’s team will then offer you & your child a great development programme to get all boys & girls aged from 2 + involved!

The TWSports.Org Group offers great coaching, fun & games at their centres across the province for all boys & girls aged 2-13. They currently have over 50 centres to chose from & have just launched their Summer World Cup Camps!

So with the World Cup in full swing why not find out more about a great development class for your child. You can watch the team in action at @ www.YouTube.com/twsportsgroup.