Pomeroy comes alive with the sound of music over the summer
and live on Freeview channel 276
Both these events will be outdoor events and will be held in the newly refurbished Courtyard in Pomeroy Forest. These activities form part of the Connecting Pomeroy project, supported by the European Union’s PEACE IV Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB), and led by Mid Ulster District Council.
The Youth Talent contest will provide opportunities for the young people in the Pomeroy area to highlight their skills in a variety of performance arts ie, music, song, dance, spoken word, comedy, or magic.
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Hide AdWith valuable prizes up for grabs and with a keen interest shown to date, all other budding artistes and performers who are considering taking part are encouraged to contact Rosemary at Rural Action as soon as possible [email protected] or register online via the Pomeroy People and place Facebook page at to ensure that a full line up of competitors can be included.
Then on Saturday 9 th September at 7pm we will be celebrating the end of summer with a Variety Concert, again being held in the wonderful surroundings of Pomeroy Forest to showcase local acts and performances.
Michael Kelly from Rural Action who are responsible for the Community Engagement aspect of the Connecting Pomeroy project stated, “We are hoping that local community groups, schools, groups and individuals can all get involved and participate in these upcoming events which will showcase the wonderful talent that exists within the Pomeroy and surrounding area.
For further information on the upcoming events and to find out how to take part in any of these events visit the Pomeroy People and Place Facebook page or contact
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Hide AdRosemary at the Rural Action office on (028) 8648 0900. The Connecting Pomeroy project is supported by the European Union’s PEACE IV Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).
Delivery of the initiative is being spearheaded by a community partnership and co-ordinated by Mid Ulster District Council. Match-funding has been provided by the Department for Communities in Northern Ireland and the Department for Rural and Community Development, Ireland.