Carrickmore, Donaghadee and Limavady
It's curtains up at the Patrician in Carrickmore for the All Ireland Amateur Drama Festival, and in Donaghadee, a new book recalls growing up by the sea in the 1960s and 70s.
It’s curtains up at the Patrician in Carrickmore, where the All Ireland Amateur Drama Festival takes centre stage, while over in Donaghadee, a brand‑new book bursts with nostalgic tales of growing up by the sea in the swinging 60's and 70's. Limavady is popping the champagne to celebrate 30 years of twinning with Vigneux-sur-Seine in France. From Newtownards, a documentary filmmaker is carrying Northern Ireland stories all the way to the big screen, and in Cullybackey, visitors are stepping back in time at the ancestral cottage of America’s 21st president. Bangor welcomes back its beloved book clinic, inspiring the next generation of eager little readers.
Presented by Eve Blair.
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