Seachtain na Gaeilge Comes To Killyleagh

An Irish language and culture workshop was held in Killyleagh’s Hans Sloane Centre

The Sir Hans Sloane Centre in Killyleagh was the venue for an Irish Language and Music Workshop hosted by Rowallane DEA on Thursday 5th March to mark Seachtain na Gaeilge, an annual international festival celebrating Irish language and culture through a diverse programme of events and activities.

The Killyleagh venue was filled with music, conversation and celebration, with people from all backgrounds taking part in the workshop delivered by Eoghan O Conrai.

The Rowallane DEA Forum was delighted at the strong community response, with the workshop reaching full capacity ahead of the event, with people enjoying Irish culture through language, music and shared experience.

Attendees enjoyed a complimentary lunch which provided an opportunity for social connection, while experiencing Irish language and culture together.

Included with Eoghan O’ Conrai who is from Darragh Cross, are Rowallane DEA coordinator Nicola Whyte (left), Sir Hans Sloane Centre director Elizabeth Crilly (third from left) and Rowallane DEA Forum members (from left) Raymond Cochrane, Robert Burgess, Councillor David Lee-Surginor, Lise Curran and Councillor Terry Andrews.
Some of those who attended the Irish language and music workshop at the Sir Hans Sloane Centre in Killyleagh. Included are (from left) Fr Derek Kearney, Rowallane DEA Forum members Robert Burgess and Cllr Terry Andrews, Rowallane DEA coordinator Nicola Whyte, the Rev Eben Grobbelaar and Glenn Millar from Killyleagh and District Men’s Shed.

Traditional music entertainment formed part of the Irish Language and Music Workshop in Killyleagh.

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