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Castlewellan Orange And Black Lay Wreaths ON VE Day

Jim Masson
By Jim Masson

On the morning of Friday 8thxa0May 2020, Castlewellan District LOL No 12 and Royal Black District Chapters No 3 commemorated the 75th Anniversary of VE Day by laying wreaths at the Castlewellan and Newcastle Cenotaphs.xa0

Because of the coronavirus lockdown rules, it was not a full ceremony due to social distancing requirements and only officers were in attendance.

Pictured at the Newcastle Cenotaph are Sir Knt. Kenneth Cromie, Past District No 3 (left) and Brother Trevor Orr, Past District Master, No 12 (right).
Pictured at the Castlewellan Cenotaph are Brother John Smyth, Assistant District Secretary and Past District Master of No 12 (left) and Sir Knt. Brian McBride. Worshipful District Master, Royal Black District Chapter. of No 3 (right).xa0

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