Tourism NI has put together a list of 10 exciting things to do in Northern Ireland next week (February 29 – March 6).

• Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend, various locations, Co. Fermanagh, March 4-6. Supported by Waterways Ireland, Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend is the perfect opportunity for you to visit and experience some of Fermanagh’s top visitor attractions, free of charge. Visit a selection of stately homes, museums, ancient sites, cruise Lough Erne or explore the subterranean depths of the Marble Arch Caves, all for free!

• Belfast Children’s Festival 2016, various locations, Belfast, March 4-9. Belfast Children’s Festival is an annual international festival for children aged 0-14 and their accompanying adult organised by leading arts company Young At Art. Events take place around Belfast both in and out of school time for schools, groups and families to attend. Events include shows, art workshops, literary activities and much more.

• Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea, Larchfield Estate, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, March 6. Treat the special lady in your life to Afternoon Tea at Larchfield Estate. Relax in the atmospheric Larchfield Barn as you enjoy a wonderful spread from the fantastic French Village, with a beautiful tiered selection of savoury and sweet treats, accompanied by a glass of something sparkling and a selection of Suki teas or Bailies coffees. Afternoon tea will be complimented by the sound of Sepon String Quartet, and when you’re finished dining, guests are welcome to take a stroll in Larchfield’s stunning Walled Gardens.

• The Ulster Youth Jazz Orchestra, Riverside Theatre, Ulster University, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, March 4. The Ulster Youth Jazz Orchestra was formed in 1993 after a series of summer courses held in the Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast. They have performed all over Northern Ireland as well as Austria, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium. The Riverside Theatre welcomes this talented ensemble back under their distinguished conductor, Ken Jordan. Show begins at 8pm.

• A Reading by Award-Winning Playwright Daragh Carville, Cardinal Tomás Ó Fiaich Memorial Library, Armagh, Co. Armagh, March 3. The City Chapter invites you to a reading by the award winning playwright Daragh Carville. Daragh Carville, born in Armagh, is an award-winning playwright and screenwriter. His plays, which include Language Roulette, Observatory and This Other City have been widely produced in Britain, Ireland and further afield. Admission is free. Begins at 7.30pm.

• Shortcross Gin Evening, Galgorm Resort & Spa, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, March 1. Celebrate the very best of Northern Irish Gin with a sensory voyage through the history and heritage of Shortcross with head distiller David Boyd-Armstrong. Signature serves, nibbles and an exclusive tasting of Rademon Estate Distillery’s exciting new launch will be provided. Begins at 7pm.

• Meet the Makers – A Craft Demonstrations Day, The Space Gallery, Ards Crafts, Newtownards, Co. Down, March 5. As part of Creativity Month, Ards Crafts host a ‘making it’ day in the Space Gallery. Enjoy free craft demonstrations by local wood turners, textile artists and potters, and browse the craft centre for that unique perfect gift. 12-3pm.

• City of Derry Drama Festival, Waterside Theatre, Derry, Co. Londonderry, March 4-12. The City of Derry Drama Festival is an amateur drama festival staged annually each spring in the heart of Derry~Londonderry. The festival is one week long showcasing some of the best amateur productions attracting top, award-winning groups from all over Ireland.

• Blackie O’Connell, Cyril O’Donoghue and Davy Spillane, Alley Theatre, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, March 4. An evening of Irish Traditional music and song on Uilleann Pipes, Low Whistle and Bouzouki, with particular focus on the legacy that has been handed down by the great Traveller musicians of the past 100 years. Show begins at 8pm.

• Sing Rock Live, Belvoir Players Studio Theatre, Belvoir, Belfast, March 4-5. The Big Belfast Choir, Bel Canto Chamber Choir and The Belfast Violin Kids bring you a fantastic evening of music and singing from some of the most talented men, women, boys and girls in Belfast. Show begins at 7.30pm.

Please note some of the events require pre-booking. For more details on these and other events click on www.discovernorthernireland.com/events, visit your local tourist information centre or log onto www.facebook.com/discovernorthernireland. 

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Gimme gimme gimme a fabulous night out! Oh thank you for the music! After a string of sell out shows, one of the UK’s leading ABBA tribute bands, The Bjorn Identity, makes its first stop at Portico in Portaferry this Saturday 27th February.

Armagh

For help with planning your wedding, visit the Armagh City Hotel Wedding Show this Sunday 28th February. There will be over 50 exhibitors, samples and discounts and a bridal fashion show. Special show offer and competitions on the day. Entry is free.

Fermanagh

Joe McCadden Management presents The Fureys this Saturday 27th February at the Ardhowen Theatre. Renowned for their hit songs ‘I Will Love You’, ‘When You Were Sweet Sixteen’, ‘The Green Fields Of France and many more, The Fureys have been entertaining audiences worldwide for many years. Along with all their hits, they will also be including songs from their recent album ‘The Times They Are A Changing’.

Tyrone

The Glenavon Hotel Cookstown are delighted to be hosting their annual Bridal Fayre this Sunday 28th February 2016. A perfect opportunity to view the hotel. There will be a number of exhibitors onsite to help with all you wedding needs and this year the highlight off the fayre will be a fabulous Bridal Fashion Show.

Derry/Londonderry

ANNIE, the world’s favourite family musical, comes to the Millennium Forum for one week only from Tuesday 23rd until Saturday 27th February. Starring Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph as the tyrannical Miss Hannigan, this much loved show returns to the city to delight its legions of local fans.

Antrim

Join Dara, artisan bread making expert of Ursa Minor Bakehouse, and learn how to make true artisan pizza from scratch at Dalriada House Ballycastle this Sunday 28th February. If you aspire to make great pizza at home, then this workshop is for you. You will learn how to mix the dough, shape the base, learn about sauces, toppings, cheese and take home the skills needed to bake a delicious pizza at home!

Belfast

Titanic Belfast’s Ocean Exploration Centre is delighted to join forces with RSPB Northern Ireland, Ulster Wildlife & Queens University to bring two weekends of family-friendly activities to NI Science Festival 2016! Find out what happens when biology meets technology with the interactive Queen’s University tracking station and join the Ocean Exploration Centre’s crew in the experiments and demonstrations which explain some of the fascinating science behind how our oceans operate. Admission is free and booking is not required.

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Annika Graham and Clare Montgomery own and run Ajendance Dance Company which is situated in East Belfast and this weekend did something spectacular which exceeded all expectations.

Having entered a number of Crews from the Dance Academy, 30 children qualified for the UDO (United Dance Organisation) World Street Dance Championships which will be held in August 2016.

Ajendance has a dance studio based on the Newtownards Road and the children come from far and wide to join in the family fun. The youngest member of our Team competing in the Worlds will be 5 years old and the oldest member being 20 years in our adult crew, both members took first place at the UDO competition on Sunday at the Devenish Complex.

Ajendance children are from all across the province – Newtownards, East Belfast, West Belfast, Glengormley, Larne, Portadown, Banbridge and many more areas .  Rising to the challenge the Dance Company are now pulling together four teams to compete in the World championships in Glasgow.  Each city has a qualifiers competition and only the “Best of the Best” place top 3 to secure their spot at Worlds. Ajendance Crews took two 1st and two 2nd place positions in their teams and a 1st and 3rd place in their solos. These fantastic results have put them through to the 4 day event in Glasgow in August 2016.

This is where each member of our dance family will step up to the plate and we will be non-stop fundraising and working harder than ever over the next few months to ensure everyone can afford to get their children to the World’s.  This is a massive dream for all of our kids and young adults and we want to make every effort to make their dreams come true and help them be the best they can be.

Please get behind us as a dance family and watch this space as these children go above and beyond and take Glasgow by storm!

Hastings Hotels invests almost £40k in its Newcastle bar/restaurant

The Percy French bar and restaurant in Newcastle, a popular destination for holidaymakers and golfers, has just undergone a programme of refurbishments costing thousands aimed at ‘enhancing the visitor experience’ and to ‘make the most of the stunning location’.

Visitors to one of Northern Ireland’s premier hotels, the 4-star Slieve Donard Resort & Spa, Newcastle, will be familiar with the Percy French, explained James Toal, Manager of the Percy French.

“The award-winning Percy French just got better following an investment of almost £40k.  The improvements include new larger windows which help to make the most of our stunning location here in Newcastle.    Visitors can now enjoy the view made famous by Percy French in his haunting song, ‘The Mountains of Mourne’ which he noted, ‘sweep down to the sea’ as they relax in front of a roaring fire.”

The Mountains of Mourne have just been voted ‘the nation’s best view’ following a major survey beating stunning locations from across the UK, including Snowdonia in Wales and the Lake District in Cumbria.

“Our patrons are already used to fantastic food and a warm welcome and following the refurb we are delighted to say that the captivating atmosphere and ambience we are known for has been enhanced with better views and a brighter space”, said James.

James continued:  “Additionally, Percy French memorabilia and books are being catalogued and will be displayed prominently throughout the bar/restaurant so that our customers can learn more about one of Ireland’s foremost songwriters and entertainers. An interactive museum will follow later in the year which will tell the Percy French story in full including why we named the bar/restaurant after such a talented and famous visitor to the area.

“I would like to pay tribute to the fabulous Percy French team who do a marvellous job ensuring we offer our customers the very best in seasonal menus and an exceptional dining experience every time.  And on your next visit be sure and try our refreshing new beer, Percy’s Porter, which is exclusive to the Slieve Donard Resort & Spa and the Percy French.” James added.

Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism is encouraging locals and visitors to Fermanagh to rediscover some of the county’s most stunning visitor attractions for free as the Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend gets ready to kick off over 4 to 6 March 2016.

The Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend, supported by Waterways Ireland and Fermanagh & Omagh District Council, is the perfect opportunity to visit and experience your local visitor attractions, FREE of charge.

To help people make the most of the Open Weekend, a leaflet providing details of participating attractions, will be distributed to every household across Fermanagh this week.

Tanya Cathcart, Marketing Manager at Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism, explains; “The Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend is the perfect excuse for people who live in the area to reacquaint themselves with some of the county’s most famous attractions and for newcomers to get out and see just what makes this such a wonderful place to visit.”

Over the weekend people will have the opportunity to visit a selection of stately homes, museums, ancient sites, cruise Lough Erne, enjoy a guided pottery tour or explore the subterranean depths of the showcaves at the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, all for FREE.

To help get you started, we have highlighted some of events taking place over the Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend – there is something for everyone;

Visit Aughakillymaude Mummers Centre in Derrylin. The Mummers Centre boasts a detailed life sized mumming sculpture exhibition with an informative photographic mumming display and will be open to the public for FREE on Saturday 5 March, 10.00am-3.00pm.

Explore Drumskinny Stone Circle for FREE with an experienced guide from Erne Heritage Tours on 5 & 6 March, 1.00pm – 4.00pm, to explain the significance of this 2,500 year old astronomical calendar and the history of the site.

The kids will love FREE Super Saturday at Share Discovery Village on Saturday 5 March. Enjoy climbing, archery and a bouncy castle but remember booking is essential – T: (028) 677 22122.

Join Orchard Acre Farm for a FREE lunch time cookery demo, Irish breads of the Griddle and Pan, on Friday 4 March 12noon–2.00pm. See how traditional breads of Ulster are made first hand. This event is bookable online at http://www.orchardacrefarm.co.uk/discover-fermanagh

A visit to the Inniskillings Museum at Enniskillen Castle is a journey through more than 300 years of history as encountered by the town’s two distinguished regiments. The Museum is open to the public for FREE on 4 & 5 March, 2.00pm-5.00pm.

All three Fermanagh National Trust properties, Florence Court, Crom and Castle Coole, will open for FREE over the weekend, 5 & 6 March.  Take this opportunity to take a house tour or enjoy a leisurely stroll around the grounds with family.

Enjoy a FREE guided Walking Tour of Enniskillen on Saturday 5 March at 3.00pm. The guide will introduce you to the history of Enniskillen as well as a new way to “Walk Enniskillen”. Explore and discover the island town of Enniskillen, it’s fascinating past and architectural beauties.

Some of our neighbouring attractions are also participating this year – Travel back a few thousand years to ancient Ireland through a visit to the Bronze Age site at An Creagán in Omagh, open for FREE on 4 & 5 March, 11.00am-5.00pm.

Feeling more energetic? Blessingbourne Estate is opening for FREE on Sunday 6 March, 1.00pm-5.00pm. Bring your bikes and discover over 13km of professional mountain bike trails, fun for all the family.

For further information visit www.fermanaghlakelands.com. Also on Facebook & Twitter #DFOW16

Thirteen of Jane Austen’s heroines come to life in Austen’s Women Wednesday 2 March at The Old Courthouse Antrim and Friday 4 March at Theatre at The Mill Newtownabbey.

In a solo performance of extraordinary virtuosity – using only Austen’s words – actor Rebecca Vaughan answers this question by boldly revisiting the most rewarding moments from all six major novels – including Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility and Emma – plus those in lesser known works such as Austen’s Juvenilia and the unfinished Sanditon.

Jane Austen created some of literature’s most celebrated characters, defining her era, sex and class.  Two hundred years on, her works continue to speak for the yearning heart as much as they did when they were written – so just how much has really changed for women since?

In scenes of high comedy and profound pathos, Vaughan deconstructs the souls of Emma Woodhouse, Lizzy Bennet, Mrs Norris, Miss Bates and nine other beautifully observed women.  Divorced from their historical context (and in the absence of their men), these women present a glorious distillation of 19th century feminism and speak volumes about love, friendship, and notorious improprieties.

Austen’s Women was a sell-out success at Edinburgh 2009 & 2013, as well as Adelaide 2010.  It is adapted and performed by Rebecca Vaughan whose

I, Elizabeth and Female Gothic were five-star successes in Edinburgh 2010 and 2012 respectively.  It is directed by Guy Masterson, whose credits include Scaramouche Jones and the Olivier Award-winning Morecambe.

This brilliant, illuminating and – above all – entertaining evocation of Jane Austen’s works is a treat for Austen lovers and the perfect primer for the uninitiated.

★★★★★ ‘Truly extraordinary… one of the most exciting performers on the British Stage’ British Theatre Guide

Tickets available from £12 at Box Office 028 9034 0202 or 028 9446 3113 or online www.antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk

Sit down, relax and enjoy our very own West End singing star Peter Corry as he presents his brand new show The Red Velvet Cabaret – Film-Esque Friday 4 and Saturday 5 March at The Courtyard Theatre Newtownabbey.

Starring and directed by Corry, The Red Velvet Cabaret has a first class production team including renowned musical director Ashley Fulton and London- based choreographer Fleur Mellor.

This fabulous evening of entertainment has a Movie Theme featuring iconic hits from the movies, from Lord of The Rings to Moulin Rouge, The Hunger Games to James Bond.  Set in a cabaret style this is truly a unique show not to be missed.

Tickets available from Box Office: 028 9034 0202 or online wwwthecourtyardtheatre.com.

[Festival Marquee, Guildhall Square: Saturday, March 19th and Sunday, March 20th, 12 noon-7pm]

The LegenDerry Food Festival is back to celebrate the very best Irish cuisine for two mouth-watering days on Saturday, March 19th and Sunday, March 20th, in the heart of the city.  Watch the North West’s finest chefs rustle up their signature dishes in the Festival Marquee in Guildhall Square and, sample top local produce cooked right in front of your eyes.

Make sure to arrive early to get your front row seat for the cookery demos and keep your eyes peeled for a few celebrity guests at this year’s event, a highlight in Northern Ireland’s Year of Food and Drink programme, shining the spotlight on the region’s flourishing food tourism industry.

NI Science Festival event – 27 February 2016

[Ebrington Square]

The ‘Experimental Kitchen in Derry’ will open the door to the science of food and teach some neat cooking tricks on the way.  The project will look at experiments with thickening, fixing, gelling and molecular cooking, employing techniques such as air and foam.  A scientific jump will explore multi-sensory cooking and food pairing with molecular similarities.  Experiments on multi-sensory cooking include sounds of food and other experiments that show that appreciation of food is determined by the information sent to the brain.  Free for all the family.

Make the most of the weeks ahead by getting out and about with the family to enjoy some of the exciting things to see and do across Northern Ireland.

Rachel Quigg, Communications & Destination PR Officer at Tourism Northern Ireland explains why Northern Ireland is the perfect place to experience a family fun day out:

“The holidays are the perfect excuse to get away for a day or a short break this winter. If you are looking for things to see and do with your family over the coming weeks then NI really does have something for everyone.

“There are so many places to explore and whilst we may not always get the weather we would like, that doesn’t matter as there are indoor, as well as outdoor, options for everyone to choose from to make your adventure a time to remember,” added Rachel.

Tourism Northern Ireland has put together a list of things to see and do with family over the coming weeks:

Belfast

FREE!  Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens – Northern Ireland’s treasure house of the past and present houses a rich collection of art as well as dinosaurs, an Egyptian Mummy and fascinating modern masterpieces.  The museum is in the ground of the Botanic Gardens which was established in 1828 by the Belfast Botanic and Horticultural Society, in response to public interest in horticulture and botany. Originally known as the Belfast Botanic Garden, the site is home to the Palm House and the Tropical Ravine.

Titanic Belfast – The must-see attraction, located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter, tells the story of the world famous ship, built in Belfast, through a state of the art visitor experience.

W5 – A great day out for the whole family, W5 is an award-winning interactive science centre encouraging both young and old to touch, feel, smell and press everything in sight.

Antrim

Troggs Surf School, Portrush – Located at the new North Coast Water Sports Centre in Portrush the surf school aims to provide a fun, informative and safe introduction to the world of surfing.

Carnfunnock Country Park, Ballygally, Larne – Covering 191 hectares of mixed woodland, colourful gardens, walking trails and spectacular coastline, Carnfunnock also has a maze, family fun zone with miniature railway, and much more, making it the ideal spot for a family day out.

Giant’s Causeway, Bushmills – The iconic polygonal columns, the myth and legend of Finn McCool and the visitor centre showcasing the stories and science behind the formation makes a trip to the Giant’s Causeway unforgettable.

Fun event

Snowdrop Day, Benvarden Garden, Ballymoney, February 21. This is a special open day to show the wonderful display of Snowdrops which carpet the grounds of Benvarden Gardens & Estate. Families can enjoy a magical stroll to see the first signs of floral life after the long winter months.

Armagh

Armagh County Museum – The museum captures centuries of stories relating to people who lived, worked and had connections with the famous city and historic county.

Armagh Planetarium – The Planetarium offers visitors the chance to try a 3D experience in the Digital Theatre, travelling to the International Space Station as well as enjoy interactive displays learning about cosmos and the latest space news

Slieve Gullion Forest Park, Killeavy – Step out for a leisurely walk around the walled garden or put your walking boots on for the various trails across the mountain and take in the breath-taking views of the Ring of Gullion, Mourne Mountains and the Armagh Drumlins. The Forest Park also offers a scenic drive, an adventure playpark, courtyard with coffee and a Giants Lair children’s story trail.

Fun event

101 Annual Ploughing Competition, Richardsons Estate, Portadown, February 27. This family focussed event hosts over 5,000 visitors each year and has something for everyone including model tractors, local artists, cupcakes, books and a Shopping Village.

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Castlewellan Forest Park & Peace Maze, Castlewellan – Make the most of the beautiful collection of shrubs and trees by wandering through the gardens or taking a stroll through the forest. Why not try and find your way through one of the world’s largest permanent hedge mazes.

WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre, Comber – On the shores of Strangford Lough, Castle Espie is a tranquil and friendly centre offering hides and nature walks allowing you to get close to wild and endangered birds. The Secret Swamp offers a natural, active play experience and a tranquil setting to enjoy the sights and sounds of this secluded habitat. Children will love exploring the wishing tree, zip wire, wobbly bridge and log den hide out.

Mount Stewart House and Gardens –This beautiful location has been voted as one of the top ten gardens in the world and boasts a wide range of rare plants and stunning lakeside walks making it a great place for a family picnic.

Fun event

Giant LEGO Brick Animal Trail, Castle Espie Wetland Centre, Comber, Co. Down, February 13 – March 20. Opening on Saturday 13 February, sculptures made from the world’s most popular toy will be sitting alongside their real life cousins along the trail. The awesome models include a giant otter, a massive mallard and a colossal kingfisher. Follow the trail around the nature reserve and discover how many bricks have been used to make each animal.

Fermanagh

Crom Estate – Set on the shores of Upper Lough Erne, Crom Estate is a 2,000 acre demesne with ancient woodland, tranquil islands, estate cottages and Old Crom Castle as well as rare species of animals and wild deer.

Florence Court House – Families can enjoy glorious walks around the grounds which include a pretty walled garden and holiday cottage. Other interesting features include a saw mill, ice house and summer house.

Castle Coole – If you are looking for stately grandeur then Castle Coole is a rare treat. Surrounded by a stunning landscape park on the edge of Enniskillen, this majestic 18th century home of the Earls of Belmore, was created to impress. The surrounding wooded landscape park sloping down to Lough Coole is ideal for long walks.

Derry ~ Londonderry

Historic Walls of Derry, City of Derry – One of the finest examples of Walled Cities in Europe, the walls were built during the period of 1613-1618 and they provide a unique promenade to view the original town.

The Jungle NI, Moneymore – An outdoor adventure centre offering a range of activities from paintballing to zorbing and the first High Wire Tree Top Adventure course in the country.

The Guildhall – Following extensive refurbishment the Guildhall is a beautiful building and is well worth taking time to see or take a guided tour. Fashioned in neo-gothic style, it boasts stunning examples of stained glass windows which illustrate the intriguing history of the city.

Fun event

Brick Wonders, The Nerve Centre, City of Derry, February 6 – May 2.  The amazing Brick Wonders Exhibition will showcase over 70 LEGO models and covers as well as stunning scenes created by artist Warren Elsmore. This not to be missed event is a perfect day out for all the family.

Tyrone

Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh – Experience the adventure of Irish emigration that will take you from the thatched cottages of Northern Ireland, on board a full-scale emigrant sailing ship to the log cabins of the American Frontier.

Blessingbourne Mountain Bike Trail and Pump Track, Fivemiletown – In the heart of the Clogher Valley, Blessingbourne offers trails full of technical features and can cater for all ages and abilities, offering a fun day out for the whole family.

River Blackwater Canoe Trail, Dungannon – Enjoy an amazing canoe trail on the beautiful River Blackwater as the river meanders through the stunning countryside of County Armagh and Tyrone before arriving into Lough Neagh.

For more information go to www.discovernorthernireland.com.

There’s comedy drama and jazz talent on the line-up at Armagh’s Market Place Theatre next weekend.

C21 Theatre Company presents a comedy about banks, bras and going bust! In Rosemary Jenkinson’s biting new comedy, ‘Love Or Money’, finance and fidelity entangle in a tug-of-love to keep business afloat. Eilish is back in the dating game and back in the courts rebuilding her law career. She has a demanding boss, a demanding life, and now a new boyfriend.  As her work and her relationship develop, Eilish finds herself embroiled in a world of hidden identity, missing documents and bras… lots of bras… ‘Love Or Money’ will be staged on Thursday 10^th March at 8pm. Tickets are priced £13 or £11 (concession).

Two of Scotland’s greatest Jazz artists, saxophonist Tommy Smith and pianist Brian Kellock, team up on Friday 11 March to bring you a beautiful and imaginative duo. Smith and Kellock will perform a variety of up tempo classics and sublime ballads from the great American & European songbook, including standards by Duke Ellington, Chick Corea and Stan Getz. In 2014 the duo released ‘Whispering Of The Stars’ to critical acclaim.

Tommy Smith is one of the finest saxophonists of his generation. He has won three British Jazz Awards [1989, 1996 & 2002]. Brian Kellock is widely regarded as one of the UK’s finest jazz pianists. In 2000, Brian Kellock was recognized as one of the top ten young, jazz pianists in the world by Classic CD magazine. Tickets for this performance are priced £11 each.

Details of all events can be found online at www.marketplacearmagh.com, and tickets can be booked by contacting the Box Office on [028] 3752 1821.

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