Charity to benefit from A Touch of Tartan

A full year of fundraising for the Friends of the Cancer Centre will wrap up with a final push on Friday (November 6) when the pipe bands community introduces ‘A Touch of Tartan’ to Antrim’s Greystone Primary School.
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The school will play host to a concert organised by the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association’s Northern Ireland Branch in aid of a charity close to its President, Winston Pinkerton’s heart.

Winston, himself a cancer patient, nominated Friends of the Cancer Centre as his president’s charity for 2015.

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“I chose Friends of the Cancer Centre as this year’s charity,” he said, “because as well as having been treated for cancer myself, I am quite sure that most members of each pipe band in Northern Ireland know of someone affected by cancer who has also been treated at the cancer centre.”

Billed as promising a great evening of entertainment, the charity concert will feature Ravara Pipe Band, Ulster-Scots Agency Juvenile Pipe Bands, Ian Burrows and Kenny Qua (on Scottish small-pipes, guitar and whistles) and the Michelle Johnston School of Highland Dancers.

Tickets (£10) are available online at www.rspbani.org or from the Branch Office, 02892670445, email [email protected]. All proceeds will go to Friends of the Cancer Centre.

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