Community News

By The Newsroom
Published 25th Jun 2014, 07:00 BST
Pictured at the Irish Churches Peace Project special event held on Friday, June 20, at Malone House, Belfast, the theme of which was 'Our Journey in Peace Building, Stories, Reflections, Conversations are, from left: Bishop Donal McKeown, ICPP chairman; Keith Hamilton ICPP director; Rt Revd Dr Michael Barry, Presbyterian Moderator; Bishop John McDowell, Church of Ireland Bishop of Clogher; Revd Dr Donald Watts, Irish Council of Churches president and Mrs Joan Doherty, vice-chairwoman of the ICPP, Methodist Church. They are pictured with the ICPP Annual Report (2013). An ICPP event will also in the north west today, Wednesday. Photo: Paul HarronPictured at the Irish Churches Peace Project special event held on Friday, June 20, at Malone House, Belfast, the theme of which was 'Our Journey in Peace Building, Stories, Reflections, Conversations are, from left: Bishop Donal McKeown, ICPP chairman; Keith Hamilton ICPP director; Rt Revd Dr Michael Barry, Presbyterian Moderator; Bishop John McDowell, Church of Ireland Bishop of Clogher; Revd Dr Donald Watts, Irish Council of Churches president and Mrs Joan Doherty, vice-chairwoman of the ICPP, Methodist Church. They are pictured with the ICPP Annual Report (2013). An ICPP event will also in the north west today, Wednesday. Photo: Paul Harron
Pictured at the Irish Churches Peace Project special event held on Friday, June 20, at Malone House, Belfast, the theme of which was 'Our Journey in Peace Building, Stories, Reflections, Conversations are, from left: Bishop Donal McKeown, ICPP chairman; Keith Hamilton ICPP director; Rt Revd Dr Michael Barry, Presbyterian Moderator; Bishop John McDowell, Church of Ireland Bishop of Clogher; Revd Dr Donald Watts, Irish Council of Churches president and Mrs Joan Doherty, vice-chairwoman of the ICPP, Methodist Church. They are pictured with the ICPP Annual Report (2013). An ICPP event will also in the north west today, Wednesday. Photo: Paul Harron
Community Notes for week beginning Wednesday, June 25, 2014.

Clooney Centre

Summer Scheme

Monday, June 30: 10am to 11am, drama; 11am to 11.15am, snack time; 11.15am to 12.30pm, drama; 12.30pm to 1pm, lunch; 1pm to 2pm, Highland dancing; 2pm to 3.30pm, Highland dancing.

Tuesday, July 1: 10am to 11am, cookery, languages; 11am to 11.15am, snack time; 11.15am to 12.30pm, cookery, languages; 12.30pm to 1pm, lunch; 1pm to 2pm, Ulster Scots arts and crafts and football; 2pm to 3.30pm Ulster Scots arts and crafts or football;

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Wednesday, July 2: 10am to 11am, drum workshop, down time in park; 11am to 11.15am, snack time; 11.15am to 12.30pm, drum workshop, park; 12.30pm to 1pm, lunch; 1pm to 2pm, Lambeg and bagpipe workshop, park; 2pm to 3.30pm, Lambeg and bagpipe workshop, park.

Thursday, July 3: 10am to 11am, drama; 11am to 11.15am, snack time; 11.15am to 12.30pm drama; 12.30pm to 1pm, lunch; 1pm to 2pm, Highland dancing; 2pm to 3.30pm, Highland dancing.

Friday, July 4: 10am to 3.30pm, dducational trip to Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh. Parents are asked to apply sun cream to children, provide them with a hat and send a bottle of water with their child/children.

Monday July 7: 10am to 2pm, Soccer School/Multi-skills, 60 places available for boys and girls. Please ring the community centre to book your place.

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Tuesday, July 8: 10am to 2pm, Soccer School/multi-skills, 60 places available for boys and girls. Ring the community centre to book your place.