A curious Sheep in the townland of Kilmascally Ardboe Co Tyrone

Micky Carolan a founding member of the Craic Theatre Coalisland Co Tyrone as “Mr Kipps” in the current production of “Banshee The Woman In Black” which is running at the theatre for the next couple of weekends.

Good fun at Jana & Roland’s wedding today.

These are members Sutemos Dance Company at the opening today of the new Arts, Heritage and Tourism Centre at Castle Hill Dungannon. (L-R) Christine O’Neill, Sheena Kelly, Séan O’Neill and John Morris. Séan is my nephew. Sutemos Youth Dance Group are a DU Dance NI project based in Dungannon Co.Tyrone. They perform, train and create new and innovative dance for young people. Their aim is to promote a high standard of youth dance and make dance accessible to all! Over the last two years they have performed at CityDance Festival Belfast, won a BBC Community Dance Award, performed in Germany and create a 40min community dance piece with over 60 people!!

This is Jim McKeown who plays “The Actor” in the Craic Theatre’s production of “Banshee The Woman In Black” which opens on thursday night.

This is the performance space in the new arts centre in Dungannon at Ranfurly House at the top of the square. I got a brief tour of it before it opens officially on Wednesday. It will be known as “Hill of The O’Neill and Ranfurly House Arts Centre” and of course the name caused a row in the council chamber!

My father Alphy celebrated his 80th birthday this weekend with a party in his adopted home of Ardboe Co Tyrone. It was a great night where we got to catch up with many of our friends and family that we don’t see often enough. The success of the party was due in no small measure to our sister Dolores and her family who look after Da so well.   This is Da along with my brother Thomas.

This is my sister Carmel who has lived in California for over 25years. She came home for a couple of weeks for our father’s 80th birthday

This is A Wing in the Crumlin Road Prison Belfast. I was chatting to a man today who has worked recently in The Crum carrying out renovations and restoring the windows and stone work. Apparently A Wing is going to be used as a distillery to make whiskey.

This is BBC district journalist Gordon Adair doing a piece to camera in Dungannon today.