Kick off Ulster-Scots Leid Week with a 100% authentic ceilidh at Hill of The O'Neill with Alastair Scott Ceilidh Band. An Alastair Scott Ceilidh has lots of lively tunes such as Strip the Willow, The Dashing White Sergeant, and the Gay Gordons with some surprises along the way! There is something for everyone, from the very young to the not so young, seasoned dancer or absolute beginner. No dance partner required. Tea, coffee, and shortbread will be served during the interval.
| Season (20 Nov 2026) | ||
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| Friday | 07:30 | - 09:30 |
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