Waves Swim Programme begins in Ards Leisure Centre on Saturday 23rd January. Swimming lessons for beginners of all ages, to build confidence in the water and develop strokes and skills at every stage of the swimming programme. There are specific lessons for babies aged three months and over, pre-school children, juniors aged five years and over, and adults.<\/p>\n
St Mungo\u2019s Luganulk is a hilarious GAA comedy about the worst Gaelic Football team in Ireland is set to throw-in at the Market Place Theatre this Saturday 23rd<\/sup> January. The production, written by and starring Conor Grimes and Alan McKee will appeal to Gaelic games aficionados and non-followers alike.\u00a0 It is the \u2018true-ish\u2019 story of St Mungo\u2019s GAC who, rooted to the bottom of Division Four and without a win in six and a half years, somehow transform their fortunes to reach an All-Ireland Final.<\/p>\n TV\u2019s Million Dollar Mind Reader, David Meade, returns to The Ardhowen stage Friday 22nd January with his amazing brand new show – FAKE BELIEVE! This most ambitious live show yet is as hilarious as it is jaw dropping. He reveals PIN numbers, detects lies, reveals secret thoughts, and influences those around him with seemingly inexplicable results!<\/p>\n Strabane Arts Academy proudly presents their first panto of 2016 at the Strule Arts Centre 22nd, 23rd, 28th 29th and 30th January.\u00a0\u00a0A traditional Chinese story told within a pantomime format.\u00a0Mulan\u2019s father is ill, but he has been summoned by the Emperor to fight for his country.\u00a0\u00a0In order that the family name is not dishonoured, Mulan disguises herself and goes off to war in her father\u2019s place.\u00a0\u00a0Her adventures are many before she is able to return home again to happy and well-deserved celebrations.<\/p>\n The magical award-winning Celtic Feast Nights are back with a bang in 2016 at An Grianan Hotel with the first date this Saturday 23rd<\/sup> January. \u00a0Arrive to a glass of finest Mead from 7pm. \u00a0Meet the Warriors and pose for some Selfies! \u00a0Take your bench at 8pm for a hearty Irish 4 Course Meal with Free Wine. \u00a0Then, in between each Course enjoy live entertainment in the form of; World Class Irish Dancing, Battle re-enactments, Storytelling, Live Music and so much more!<\/p>\n Hot on the heels of last year\u2019s sell-out tour \u2018Mouthful’, Northern Ireland\u2019s finest comic, Jake O\u2019Kane, is back at The Theatre at the Mill Newtownabbey this Friday 22nd<\/sup> January.\u00a0 In his inimitable style, Jake takes no prisoners as he deals with the good, the bad and the ugly of 2015.\u00a0 Jake weaves stories and news photos to give his take on the people, places and politics that made up the year.\u00a0 Those of a sensitive disposition, and politicians of all shades, should be afraid \u2013 very afraid.\u00a0 Show contains adult references. Recommended Age: 16yrs+.<\/p>\n The W5 Winterland Express now departs on extra dates! Take a journey to the fairytale world of Winterland with a trip on the Winterland Express, the magical miniature train ride. Travel through the enchanted forest into the icy cavern to emerge in the courtyard of Winterland Castle!\u00a0 The Winterland Express departs this Saturday \u00a023rd January 2016, 12.15pm to 5.15pm.\u00a0 The Winterland Express is a short train ride that is FREE with general admission to W5. For further information, opening hours and admission prices.<\/p>\n Add your events free at\u00a0www.whatsonni.com<\/a>. Follow us on twitter @whatsonNI and on facebook at\u00a0fb.com\/www.whatsonni.com<\/a> for news, competitions and what\u2019s on near you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Down Waves Swim Programme begins in Ards Leisure Centre on Saturday 23rd January. 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