THINGS TO DO IN NORTHERN IRELAND NEXT WEEK

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Tourism NI has put together a list of 10 exciting things to do in Northern Ireland next week (February 6 – February 12).

 

  • ‘The Browning Version’, Armagh Public Library, Co. Armagh, February 7. Centre Stage Theatre Company presents the classic one-act play ‘The Browning Version’ by Terence Rattigan, one of the most popular dramatists of the twentieth century.A moving piece, it deals with the last days of Andrew Crocker-Harris, a dedicated classics master at an English public school.
  • Hansel and Gretel, Grand Opera House, Belfast, February 8 – 11. Scrumptiously surreal and with more than a sprinkle of festive magic – take an enchanting journey with Scotland’s national dance. A carousel of delicious treats from start to finish, Hansel and Gretel is full to the brim with magic and wit, with toys that come to life and a beautiful, bewitching ballerina who is not at all what she seems.
  • Teenage Market, Old Town Hall, Co. Down, February 11. This market is an initiative involving teenagers in the marketing and sales of crafts and local produce which has been running two seasons and going from strength to strength. With jewellery, crafts and loads of unique designs and food to sample, come along and look at the produce on offer.
  • The Fureys, Ardhowen Theatre, Co. Fermanagh, February 11. For over 39 years, Ireland’s legends, The Fureys have been selling out concerts worldwide. Renowned for their hit songs ‘I Will Love You’, ‘When You Were Sweet Sixteen’, ‘Steal Away’ and many more, don’t miss an amazing night of music that is well worth seeing.
  • Ulster Orchestra: Golden Moments, Ulster Hall, Belfast, February 11. An evening devoted to the most beautiful classical music ever written. Wash your weekday cares away and be transported by melodies such as Debussy’s Clair de Lune, the Adagio from Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky’s great ode to ‘love, love, love’, Romeo and Juliet. Simply relax and be uplifted by these musical masterpieces.
  • Lisa McHugh, Alley Arts & Conference Centre, Co. Tyrone, February 10. With determination and talent to last a lifetime, Lisa McHugh is a Glaswegian born star that’s more than ready to shine. Having now gained thousands of fans, the 26-year-old beauty has won 14 awards to date in under 3 years including ‘Female Vocalist of the Year’ 3 years running and ‘Outstanding Achievement on the World Stage’. Tickets cost £22.
  • Hamlet, Riverside Theatre Coleraine, Derry~Londonderry, February 8. Icarus Theatre Collective and Kings Theatre presents Hamlet by William Shakespeare. The King of Denmark is dead. Consumed with grief, Prince Hamlet devotes himself to avenging his father’s death with devastating consequences for his family and the Kingdom.
    A company of seasoned classical actors embrace the brutality of one of the greatest plays ever written.
  • Winter Wildlife Walk, ‘Window on Wildlife’ Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, Feb 11. Wrap up room and join the friendly team at Belfast’s Window on Wildlife (WOW) for a guided tour of this haven for nature, nestled in the bustling Harbour Estate. Binoculars and scopes will be provided. After the walk, you’ll be able to enjoy a warming cuppa as you savour one of the best views in Belfast. Event is free for RSPB members or £5 for adults and £3 for children.
  • Tea Dance, Old Courthouse, Co. Antrim, February 8. Join Double Trouble for some great tunes from all eras.  Enjoy a cup of tea and whether you dance or not, these relaxed, friendly and entertaining afternoon teas are sure to delight! Tickets cost £3 and pre booking is essential.
  • Family Roller Disco, MAC, Belfast, February 11 – 12. With fun music by a live DJ, this is a family day out you won’t forget. Mums and dads can watch from the viewing gallery or join the fun and hit the rink as well. Fun for all the family, this special MAC event always sells out so get in quick to avoid disappointment. Ticket includes a 45-minute skate session and hire of your roller boots and protective gear.

ASK for Mentoring Support for Your Community

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Community groups and organisations in the Antrim and Newtownabbey area are now able to unlock their community potential through free specialist mentoring support.

The Community ASK pilot programme runs until March 2017 and provides up to 5 hours of mentoring support with a specialist adviser free of charge. A select list of advisers and consultants are on hand to provide support tailored to the individual needs of your community group or organisation.  Depending on the group’s specific requirements, an adviser specialising in that particular area, will be allocated.  Advisers will be selected based on the group or organisation’s specific requirements and mentoring support will be granted as far as practicable, within 5 working days of receipt of application.

Speaking about the Community ASK programme the Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor John Scott commented: “In addition to one to one mentoring, the Community ASK Programme can also signpost your group to various forms of support.  These include the Council’s Capacity Building Programme and other organisations, working to assist community organisations, including NICVA and many more.”

Further information is available by contacting Kerry Brady via

E: kerry.brady@antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk or fill in an online application form on the Council’s website www.antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk

In terms of eligibility, groups must be constituted and have been established for more than 6 months and be based in the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council area.

NI to get another bite of the Big Apple with Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks

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New York trip launched from Belfast International airport

23 January 2017: Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks are spreading the news today… about the launch of the company’s first ever flight to New York from Belfast International Airport on Thursday December 14.

NEW YORK! NEW YORK!: Travis Young, Courtney Cameron and Jet2’s Julie Anne Anderson (far left) and Samantha Richards (far right) are spreading the news today… about the launch of Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks first ever flight to New York from Belfast International Airport on Thursday December 14 returning Monday December 18 with prices starting from only £595* per person including taxes. Packages with Jet2CityBreaks start from £919* per person, and they can be secured now for only £60pp deposit. For further information visit www.jet2.com or www.jet2holidays.com.

The announcement comes as good news for Northern Ireland holidaymakers following the cancellation earlier this month of the only direct service to New York.

Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks said: “Our New York trips from across our UK bases have enjoyed phenomenal demand this winter, with sell out trips and load factors exceeding all expectations. It’s clear how much our customers love our New York breaks, so we are delighted to add our first ever flight from Belfast, giving customers in Northern Ireland the chance to grab their own slice of the Big Apple.”

Airport managing director Graham Keddie said, “ This increase in winter capacity by Jet2.com, as well as their recent jobs announcement, demonstrates their continued commitment to the Northern Ireland market.  Holidaymakers now have more choice for their winter breaks – and all direct from their local airport.”

The Jet2.com flight departs Belfast International on Thursday December 14 and returns on Monday 18 December with prices starting from only £595* per person including taxes. Packages with Jet2CityBreaks start from £919* per person, and they can be secured now for only £60pp deposit.

In addition to its first flight from Belfast to New York, the leading leisure airline, the only UK airline to be recognised by Which? as a ‘Recommended Provider’, also announced additional New York trips from more UK bases than ever.

Winter 2017 will see the biggest season for New York trips offered by Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks with 30 trips (previously 24) direct to the Big Apple from SEVEN UK airports (previously five).  This includes the first trip from Belfast International and two trips from brand new base Birmingham Airport.

In total there are over 6,800 holidays for sale across a range of iconic 3-5 star hotels in great New York locations. They include the popular Yotel New York at Times Square and Wellington Hotel, plus 20 new additions to the programme including Hilton Times Square, Sofitel New York and Loews Regency.

For further information or to book visit www.jet2.com / www.jet2citybreaks.com

This year will see Jet2.com and Jet2holidays operate its biggest ever summer and winter programmes from Northern Ireland in 2017, with more flights and seats than ever before from Belfast International Airport.

HEROES ON THE RUN!

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NI Firefighters Join the Fight Against Heart Disease

Firefighters from Whitla Street Fire Station, Belfast L- R Stephen Doyle, Mark Niblock, Craig Bell and Noel McKee (front) join in the fight against heart disease by signing up to take part in Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke’s Red Dress Run at Stormont on 11th February. 5k and 10k runs. Entries are now open for both men and women, Enter online now and avail of the early online rate of £10 www.nichs.org.uk/reddressrun

Killing fires is part of their day job and now local Firefighters from the Whitla Street Fire Station are doing their bit to help kill heart disease by taking part in a local charity’s Red Dress Run on 11th February.

The run is part of Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke’s Dress Red campaign and aims to raise awareness of women’s heart disease – the biggest killer of women in Northern Ireland.

Firefighters Stephen Doyle, Mark Niblock, Craig Bell and Noel McKee will be joining hundreds of other runners who will be ‘dressed to kill’  at the ‘Red Dress Run’ at Stormont.

Firefighter Noel McKee said “We enjoy a bit of craic and are always happy to get involved for a great cause.  We’re all doing our bit to promote this campaign for the women in our lives and I hope more men will sign up and do the same – despite our outfits of choice, men don’t have to wear a red dress, anything red – whether  it’s a t-shirt, your socks, shorts or leggings – all will do the job rightly!”

Kerry Anderson, Director of Fundraising at Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke said:  “We’re delighted to have the support of the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service and hope that more men and women will don their best red dress and have a bit of fun whether they host a red coffee morning, plan a red themed party or join our firemen and take part in the Red Dress Run.”

The Red Dress Run is a 5k or 10k run at Stormont Estate on Saturday 11th February.  Entries are now open for both men and women, Enter online now and avail of the early online rate of £10 www.nichs.org.uk/reddressrun

All proceeds go to Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke.

For more information on the Red Dress campaign and ideas on fundraising visit www.nichs.org.uk

Celtic Mindfulness returns, tickets on sale now!

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The amazing Celtic Mindfulness event is making a return to the Navan Centre & Fort, Armagh on the 25th & 26th February.

This is a unique healing experience of the land and energy. The perfect way to create inner calmness, helping steer you through the year ahead.

Music, Myth and Mediation will be used to awaken your Celtic soul. Creating focus positivity and stillness for the mind.  Workshops during the event will be facilitated by the excellent Sandra Nelson and Kate Fitzpatrick. The event will also include light lunch and refreshments.

Admission is £40.00 for a Saturday Pass, £20.00 of for a Sunday pass, or buy a ticket for both days for just £50.00.  Booking is essential on www.armagh.co.uk/celticmindfulness

For information please contact: Navan Centre, 81 Killylea Road, Armagh.  BT60 4LD.  Tel 028 3752 9644 or www.navan.com

OFFERS OF THE WEEK

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Northern Ireland boasts a unique collection of irresistible places to stay including quirky B&Bs, luxurious spa hotels and hidden gem properties for an ideal short break and Discover NI has selected the best offers of the week for you to choose from.

  • Lakeside Luxury, Lough Erne Resort, Co. Fermanagh, from £110pps. Nestled on a 600-acre peninsula, between Castle Hume Lough & Lower Lough Erne, the five-star Lough Erne Resort features 120 luxury rooms & ensuites, the Faldo Course, the Castle Hume Course & Golf Academy. Enjoy an evening of divine dining in the 3AA rosette Catalina Restaurant, luxury overnight stay and breakfast the following morning. Pre booking essential. Valid until February 28. To book call 028 (66) 323230
  • Winter Wonderland, Ballygally Castle Hotel, Co. Antrim, from £50pps. Ideally located on the scenic Antrim coast, only 26 miles from Belfast and close to Larne, four-star Ballygally Castle faces the soft, sandy beaches of Ballygally Bay. Offer includes overnight accommodation in a luxury room, a seasonal cocktail on arrival, full Irish breakfast the following morning and complimentary WIFI and car parking during your stay.  Pre booking essential. Valid until February 28. To book call 028 (28) 581066
  • Winter Warmer, Ramada Encore, Belfast, from £89 per room. Located in the heart of Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, this stylish three-star hotel overlooks St. Anne’s Square with some of the city’s most popular bars and restaurants on its doorstep including the Duke of York and Dirty Onion. Package includes overnight accommodation for two people, a VIP hamper, £20 food or drink voucher for the SQ Bar & Grill and a full cooked Irish breakfast the following morning. Pre booking essential. Valid until March 31.  To book call 028 (90) 261800

For further information log on to www.discovernorthernireland.com/offers.

*All offers are subject to availability.

10 Things to do Next Week Across NI

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Tourism NI has put together a list of 10 exciting things to do in Northern Ireland next week (January 23 – 29).

  • The Commitments, Belfast Opera House, Belfast, until January 28. The Commitments is a fantastically feel good celebration of soul, set to take Belfast by storm! It tells the story of Jimmy Rabbitte, a young working class music fan, who shapes an unlikely bunch of amateur musicians and friends into an amazing live act, the finest soul band Dublin has ever produced.  Book your tickets now and join the band!
  • Toy Stories, North Down Museum, Co. Down, until January 29. Bringing together beloved teddy bears, cabbage patch dolls, Star Wars figures, board games and much more, North Down Museum has launched ‘Toy Stories‘ an exhibition that explores the fun-filled world of toys. This fun free exhibition, showcases and looks back at toys enjoyed by all from across the decades. So why not pop down to North Down Museum to see what is on display and reminisce about your childhood.
  • Gin and Gourmet Dining, Westville Hotel, Co. Fermanagh, January 27. Reinvigorate your senses’ and enjoy a gourmet tasting evening at the Westville Hotel where local food from the area will showcased.  Evening includes drinks reception, canapés and six-course meal.  Pre booking essential.  Cost £39.95 per person. To book call (66) 32 0333.
  • Titanic: Window on Emigration, Ulster American Folk Park, Co. Tyrone, until January 31. Set in the context of European emigration, Titanic: Window on Emigration explores the stories of the Irish passengers who travelled on Titanic. The exhibition uncovers the stories of steerage passengers, why they left for America and what happened to many of the 40 Irish survivors.
  • The Stars of Country, Market Place Theatre, Co. Armagh, January 25. Following a packed house last January, ‘The Stars of Country Show’ makes a welcome return with six household names in Country music all on one super show. The show features Gary Gamble, Stephen Smyth, Matt Leavy, Crawford Bell, Tony Kerr and Cowboy Larry who each showcase their hits with the fantastic ‘Keltic Storm’ band.
  • Traditional Burns Night, Galgorm Resort & Spa, Co. Antrim, January 25. Join in the fun and experience a traditional Burns Night at the Galgorm Resort & Spa. Guests will enjoy a five-course meal with whiskey and wine pairings and be entertained by live Scottish Bagpipes. Joanne Brown, ambassador for the Bruich Laddich brand will also be speaking on the night. Pre booking essential.  To book call (25) 881001.
  • Big Garden Birdwatch, Ulster Museum, Belfast, January 28 – 29. Would you like to be part of the world’s biggest wildlife survey in Belfast? Join the RSPB at the Ulster Museum, collect your binoculars and start counting how many feathered friends you see. Taking part is completely free and fun for all the family!
  • Hamlet, Millennium Forum, Derry~Londonderry, January 26 – 27. Are you ready for some Shakespeare for the Game of Thrones generation? Blending traditional and physical theatre with a musical score, this muscular production of Hamlet brings vividly to life some of literature’s most vibrant language and characters in a way you’ve never seen before: bold, muscular, and action-packed.
  • Clay Trolls, Market Place Theatre, Co. Armagh, January 28. Trolls are back and everyone is loving them! Learn to create your very own family of colourful miniature trolls using air drying clay complete with crazy felt wool hair. Tutor Louise Campbell will teach you the techniques to sculpt your trolls using hand building techniques and a range of shaping tools. All materials will be supplied. Please wear an old t-shirt as this class can get messy!
  • The Arenacross Tour, SSE Arena, Belfast, January 27 – 28. Arenacross Tour is back and once again the high-octane action will be returning to Belfast! AX throws together an intoxicating mix of world-class indoor Motocross Racing, high-flying Freestyle Motocross and a show to rival any music festival including lights, lasers, pyro and a pumping soundtrack.

Jacqueline from whatsonni.com shares her pick of What’s On this weekend across NI

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Down

Toy Stories, North Down Museum Bangor, is a fun exhibition looking back at toys enjoyed by all from across the decades. Come and reminisce!  Pop down to see what is on display and reminisce about your childhood.  Or, if you have anything to contribute, the Museum would be keen to add to the display! Open until the 29th January.

Armagh

This Saturday at the Market Place Theatre, join artist Patrick Mohan and model Clare Broome for an exciting introduction to portraiture. This workshop will look at aspects such as composition, measurement of the face, tonal range and getting a likeness. Artists & students alike will benefit from this fun and informative session.  Max No: 10 | Suitable for 16+ & GCSE/A’Level Art and Design.

Fermanagh

Lakeland Players have returned to The Ardhowen for their 30th production with the biggest and the best pantomime of them all, ‘Cinderella’! Poor Cinderella longs to go to the ball and meet her Prince Charming but the ugly sisters have made sure that things won’t go according to plan. Time for her fairy Godmother to step in and with the help of a pumpkin and some white mice her adventure begins. Will they all live happily ever after? Time will tell. Runs until 21st January.

Tyrone

John Linehan ‘You Must Be Joking’s’ compere and May McFettridge’s driver is joined by a line-up of Northern Irish stand-up comedians in a night of pure comedy heaven this Friday at the Strule Arts Centre, Omagh. Pack up all your cares and woes with a glorious helping of classic comedy medicine! Musical accompaniment and general silliness provided by Ivan Black.

Derry/Londonderry

Brides and Grooms-to-be and their bridal parties are invited to attend one of the largest, most reputable local wedding events. Now in its twelfth year, the Derry Journal Wedding Fair has everything you need under one roof  at the Millennium Forum this Sunday  22nd January to make your special day unforgettable.  Highlighting the latest trends from a wide range of wedding industry experts in bridal fashion, venues, accessories, cakes, room décor, menswear, transport, photography and much more, the Derry Journal Wedding Fair is a must-visit event for every discerning bride and groom.

Antrim

For the first time ever The classic nursery Rhyme Humpty Dumpty is brought to the stage at Ballymoney Town Hall in a wonderful live interactive all singing and dancing production this Sunday 22nd January.   Humpty is going on a big adventure to climb the highest wall in the Kingdom, but Humpty needs your help!  Sing along, solve puzzles, and meet lots of famous children’s charters along the way including, The Three Little Pigs, Little Bo Peep and all the animals on Old MacDonald’s Farm and many more! With amazing costumes, dazzling stage sets and a host of colourful characters to bring you on the journey of a lifetime.

Belfast

The Holiday World Show takes place in the Titanic Exhibition Centre from Friday 20 January – Sunday 22 January, bringing a world of destinations – at home and abroad – together under one roof, making Holiday World the place to find out where to go and how to pay less for your holiday.  It offers holiday inspiration and advice from around the globe, across a vast range of holiday types. The Caravan & Motorhome Show is a special feature of the Show which also incorporates a 50+Village. Other key features of the exhibition include a Cruise Pavilion and a Honeymoon & Wedding Destinations Pavilion. The great value family day out is packed with exclusive show-only deals, competitions and family entertainment too. Holiday World runs from 1pm to 6pm on Friday and from 11am to 5.30pm on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is £5 for adults, £4 for senior citizens, £3 for students, and £10 for a special family ticket (2 adults and up to 4 children).

­For more details on these events and to add your events free go to whatsonni.com. Follow us on twitter @whatsonNI and on facebook at fb.com/www.whatsonni.com for news, competitions and what’s on near you.

The Belle of Mid-Ulster aims to champion the diversity of local Mid-Ulster women in addition to showcasing Mid-Ulster as a great place to live, work and visit.

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The event is open to all females 18+ years, contestants must reside or have ancestry links to the Mid-Ulster.  This exciting event aims to celebrate all women of all backgrounds, shapes, size with no upper age limited.

And what the Lucky Lady Wins:


Prizes to date:

  • A sensational crown sponsored by Soirée Society NI
  • Front page photo-shoot courtesy of media sponsor Local Women Magazine
  • £500 prize money courtesy of DM Specialist Roofing
  • A bespoke crystal piece made specially by Dunri glassware
  • Jewellery from award winning Jewellers D&K Jewellers
  • Photography portrait from multi–award winning photographer John O’Neill Sperrin Photography
  • Overnight stay at The Lodge Hotel Coleraine
  • A caricature from Querky Caricatures
  • Flowers from award winning florist Therese Flowers
  • Vouchers from The Fashion Boutique and Black Shoes
  • Pampering session from Urban Hair
  • Beauty session from Lorraine at the Glenavon
  • Prize from Copperlocks and NIckz and Cutz.

The final is at the Royal Hotel Cookstown 23rd March 2017

Heat Dates

  • Walsh’s Hotel Maghera Friday  27th Jan 2017
  • TAAJ Restaurant Magherafelt Friday 27th Jan 2017
  • Roadside Tavern Stewartstown Friday 3rd Feb 2017
  • Forbes Bar Ardboe Sat 4th Feb 2017
  • Hanover House Coagh Sat 11th Feb 2017
  • Hagans Bar Dungannon Friday 17th Feb 2017
  • Sit N Sip Drummullan Sat 18th Feb 2017
  • Tomneys Bar Moy 24th Feb 2017
  • Four Corners Coalisland 25th Feb 2017
  • Bridge  Ballinderry Sat 4th March 2017
  • Brysons Bar Magherafelt Friday 10th March
  • Davison’s Bar Sat 11th March 2017
  • Royal Hotel & Loughview Brides Double heat Sat  11th March 2017
  • Moes Bar Cookstown Sat 18th March 2017
  • The Fashion Boutique Cookstown Facebook Search

There will be also entries from:

  • Copperlocks
  • Home Trend Furnishings
  • Hollywood Fitness
  • Wizard of the Dogs
  • M. Lonal laser Clinic.

To apply or nominate visit www.belleofmidulster.co.uk to download an application form.

Background to The Friends of the Belle of Mid-Ulster Association.

The Friends of the Belle of Mid-Ulster Association is a cross community group that was formed in 2016.

The Friends of the Belle of Mid-Ulster Association was established to promote the benefits of the Belle of Mid-Ulster event to the wider Mid-Ulster Community.

The objective of the association is to develop further participation of the Belle of Mid-Ulster event to all inhabitants within the Mid-Ulster community.

Membership of the association is voluntary and there are currently no employees.

The Belle of Mid-Ulster Event

Mission Statement

‘Devoted to showcasing the Mid-Ulster area as a great place to Live, Work and Visit’

Aims are:

  • To support Mid-Ulster women, to inspire them to flourish personally, economically, and professionally.
  • To showcase the Diversity of Mid-Ulster Women

To Champion:

  • Community spirit, building bridges throughout the Mid-Ulster area
  • Business Networking
  • Mid-Ulster is a great place work , live
  • To outside businesses – Mid-Ulster is great location to establish
  • Tourism & Shoppers
  • Feel good feeling about the area we live in – Let’s get positive!

SUPPORTING LOCAL

Supporting local is at the heart of everything we do.

Our first year charitable donation is to Air Ambulance Northern Ireland Charity. Visit their website for more information here.

Living in the rural Mid-Ulster we all can appreciate the benefits of an Air Ambulance Service to support the paramedics on the ground.

“My Husband Ryan was injured at the North West 200 race last May held in Portrush.

After Ryan was stabilised he was transferred by Police helicopter to intensive care in Belfast.

The journey from Portrush to Belfast took only 9 minutes and there is no doubt in my mind that the speed of the transfer greatly increased Ryan’s chances of survival.

Having lived through this experience and understanding the challenges of living in the rural community, for those of us who seek urgent medical treatment, I can see the enormous advantages of having an Air Ambulance Service supporting our hard working medical teams on the ground.

My appeal to support Air Ambulance Northern Ireland has nothing to with motorbike racing.

I have experienced the advantages first hand and my Husband is the living proof that it will save more lives.

This service should to be available for everyone in Northern Ireland because I believe everyone should have the same chance as Ryan.”

Karen Farquhar (Check out Karen’s Blog here)

I’ll Tell My Ma is heading to The MAC stage!

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I’ll Tell My Ma is a hilarious one-woman show by Patricia Gormley charting the adventures and mis-adventures in the life of four generations of one West Belfast family.

Come meet 16 year old Davina Corrina a highly intelligent school girl with a penchant for Russian vodka and the high life, her Mother Chelsea Marie a 30 something with a tangled love life who is looking to join the “mile high” club as an air stewardess with CryinAir.

The lovable 60 year old Patricia who’s life has been turned upside down with tragedy but sees the way out by turning her life into a book and finally Granny Eileen the fiery 80 year old matriarch of the family who is coping with facebook, tweeting and her free bus pass.

Come and meet Belfast’s funniest, maddest and most lovable family,

Starring Christina Nelson (Handbag Positive) and directed by Alan McKee (History of the Peace, accordin to my Ma). Book your tickets today at www.themaclive.com

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