These are two photos of the cycle group on a spin between Scarva and Newry.
Peter gets his bike checked.
Enjoying the sunshine.
A listing of the various groups in U3A Armagh
The outing to Ballywalter Park will take place on Thursday, 4th September. The bus will leave the City Hotel, Armagh at 10:00 a.m. arriving there at approximately 12:00 p.m. On arrival Lord and Lady Dunleith will take us on a tour of the house. This will be followed by tea/coffee in the Conservatory. Lord Dunleith will then take those who have booked on a tour of the garden. We hope to return home by late afternoon.
For further details contact Margaret Oakes on 028 37522126.
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These are some photographs of the tour of SS Nomadic, click on the thumbnail to see a larger picture.
These are some pictures from the Bus Tour part of the day, click on the thumbnails below to see a larger picture.
A Belfast City Bus Tour (£7) is being arranged for Tuesday 10th June. The bus will pick us up at the Europa at 10:30 to commence the tour. This will include Belfast Castle where you treat yourself to a cup of tea or coffee. It will then drop us off at the Titanic Quarter where you can have lunch (not available to book in advance). Here you have the choice to visit the Titanic exhibition (£11) or visit the Nomadic ship which was the tender ship for the Titanic (£4.50). Otherwise you can finish your trip here. Regardless,the tour bus will pick us up here again and return to the Europa.
All must be paid on advance and this will be collected at the May meeting. You can also contact Margaret, who is organising the tour after the 21st April on 02837522126.
The Ballywalter Park visit has been rearranged for Thursday 4th September by popular request! Details will follow later.
Some photographs from the Christmas Dinner 2013, mainly of the choir but also of the organisers.
The U3A went for our first outing to Lissan House on Tuesday, 1st October.
Armagh and District U3A set out on our first cultural visit to Lissan House in Cookstown at the beginning of October. Thirty eight members enjoyed a very interesting tour of the house which has been in the Staples family for over 400 years. Our guide brought the family history alive through the unique exhibits and stories of the family characters who have shaped it over the years. It was a great joy to see how the Lissan House Trust is progressing in restoring and revitalising the estate to its original glory. The Trust was established by the late Mrs Hazel Radcliffe Dolling, the last remaining member of the Staples family. Lissan came to prominence in 2003 when it reached the national final of the BBC Restoration programme.
To view some of the photos of the event click on the smaller photos below to see the larger photo.
The bridge group normally meets each Monday afternoon in the Golf Club from 2:00 to 4:30pm.
There are both experienced players and beginners.
The convener for the group is Patricia McConville – 028 3889 1247