About Friends Of Listullycurran - Lol 616
Friends of Listullycurran LOL616 is for anyone that has any affiliation to LOL 616 or has an interest within Dromore / Listullycurran area.
Friends Of Listullycurran - Lol 616 Description
Listullycurran Truth Defenders, Loyal Orange Lodge No 616 is located just outside of Dromore, County Down. We are in Lower Iveagh District Number 1 (The number 1 district : ) )
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ŌĆ╝’ĖÅStop ScrollingŌĆ╝’ĖÅ Our Worshipful Master has commissioned 300 (a pilot run) of these greet looking Union Flag pin badges.
These will be arriving in the weeks ahead. If you would like more info or to reserve one please fill in this pre-order form (click link).
... If you know any friends that may be interested, TAG them in the comments. Over 100 already reserved. Get in quick before they are all reserved. You can SH@RE this post if you wish.
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*Your purchase is helping raise money for the Drew Nelson Life and Legacy Fund.
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Imagine how much food we are going to have for our coffee morning when it takes this many letters to tell everyone what then need to bring ¤ś│ Hope everyone comes along to the hall on the 7th March or we are going to have to start marching a lot earlier than the 12th to get the weight off!
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Ladies and gents, friends and supporters Our History and Culture Series talks continues on Monday with a talk from renowned Historian Gordon Lucy on DromoreŌĆÖs links to the Ulster Covenant.
... This talk will be of particular interest as IŌĆÖm not sure many will be aware of a local connection to the Covenant. As ever, the talk commences at 8pm and is free to all.
Everyone welcome Dromore Orange Hall @8pm tomorrow evening. Monday 17th Feb 2020.
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Ladies and gents, friends and supporters Our History and Culture Series talks continues on Monday with a talk from renowned Historian Gordon Lucy on DromoreŌĆÖs links to the Ulster Covenant.
... This talk will be of particular interest as IŌĆÖm not sure many will be aware of a local connection to the Covenant. As ever, the talk commences at 8pm and is free to all.
Full list of up and coming events are below ¤æć¤Å╝¤æć¤Å╝
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Dromore Central Primary and Dromore High School are closed today due to snow Ōøä’ĖÅ Enjoy yourselves (unless you are older and need to get to work - in which case take care out there!)
The pictures taken last night after our instillation of officers when all those attending were enjoying a chat and something to eat.
If anyone is interested in knowing more about our institution or thinking of becoming a member, please reach out and get in touch. We will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
PS. Regardless of how the media portrays our great charitable organisation, the Orange Order and its members do not hate our Roman Catholic neighbours. We disagree with the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. That is all. There is a difference. ** Do us a favour and share this message **
68 years ago today Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne. Thank you for 68 years of service!
ŌĆ£I cannot lead you into battle, I do not give you laws or administer justice but I can do something else, I can give you my heart and my devotion to these old islands and to all the peoples of our brotherhood of nations.
ŌĆ£I believe in our qualities and in our strength, I believe that together we can set an example to the world which will encourage upright people everywhere....
ŌĆ£I would like to read you a few lines from 'Pilgrim's Progress', because I am sure we can say with Mr Valiant for Truth, these words:
"Though with great difficulty I am got hither, yet now I do not repent me of all the trouble I have been at to arrive where I am. My sword I give to him that shall succeed me in my pilgrimage and my courage and skill to him that can get it. My marks and scars I carry with me, to be a witness for me that I have fought his battles who now will be my rewarder."
Christmas Broadcast, 1957 https://www.royal.uk/christmas-broadcast- 1957
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Always a good day. Get it in the diary ¤ōö
On Brexit night letŌĆÖs all take a moment to remember the European who came to bring freedom and lay the foundations for the democracy we continue to enjoy today
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If you know anyone looking for a full-time permanent job, Saintfield Nursery Centre is seeking an Outdoor Plant Area Assistant.
All details can be found here ¤öŚ https://www.indeedjobs.com/saintfielŌĆ”/Ō Ć”/eca53bc63e92ec6a5959
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Qualifications of an Orangeman. Picture taken in the Museum of Orange Heritage on Tuesday evening.
If you have yet to visit this great museum. Put it on you things to do list for Spring/Summer.
This is always a great event - as members of Listullycurran can testify from experience - but the tickets tend to sell fast! Get yours now to one of the highlights of the Orange calendar.
Would anyone have and Videos/DVDs of our District (Lower Iveagh District No1) or photos of any old 12th July Celebrations? Can you share this if you are seeing it.Would anyone have and Videos/DVDs of our District (Lower Iveagh District No1) or photos of any old 12th July Celebrations? Can you share this if you are seeing it.
#OnThisDay in 1689 a Convention Parliament was convened to determine if King James II had abandoned the thrones when he fled to France in 1688 when King William III and Queen Mary II had arrived.
They conclude that he had. In a radical departure for British tradition Parliament gave the crown to William and Mary as co-Monarchs thus establishing the supremacy of Parliament, the representatives of the people, over the Crown.
And in another radical departure King William and Qu...een Mary accepted the Crown on those terms.
Never again would a monarch dismiss Parliament in the way Charles I had done (leading to civil war), as Charles II had done or act outside the law as James II had done.
William and Mary brought to an end a century of struggle between Crown and people. The first monarchs to come to the British throne by surrendering many of the powers pervious kings and queens had taken for granted - and they did so while having thousands of Dutch troops at their backs and while in a position to demand whatever they wanted.
Small wonder King Billy is still held in Glorious Memory more than 300 years on!
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