1-11 august 2013 - Féile an Phobail

37n An Aisling - Part 2St John’s GAA Club, Thurs 8 th Aug, 8.30pmSt Gall’s GAA Club, Fri 9 th Aug, 8.30pmSt Paul’s GAA Club, Sat 10 th Aug, 8.30pmNew comedy sketch show - short, sharp, funny with a seriousdollop of Belfast’s famous black humour. Expect a good laugh!Stars Tony Devlin & Nuala Ní Neill. As always, live translation intoEnglish is provided free of charge. Admission £5. An AislingGhéar show. Tel: 028 9020 8040.n An Aisling - Cuid 2Club CLG Naomh Eoin, Déardaoin 8 Lúnasa, 8.30i.n.Club CLG Naomh Gall, Dé hAoine 9 Lúnasa, 8.30i.n.Club CLG Naomh Pól, Dé Sathairn 10 Lúnasa, 8.30i.n.Sceitseó úrnua coiméide – seó géar, gonta,greannmhar le gamba fial de ghreann dhubh BhéalFeirste. Beidh an gáire ag imeacht oraibh, a luchtféachana! Tony Devlin & Nuala Ní Neill. Aistriúchánbeo comhuaineach go Béarla, saor in aisce. Táille £5.Seó Aisling Ghéar. Guthán: 028 9020 8040.Language,Resistanceand Revival∂Republican Prisoners and the IrishLanguage in the North of IrelandFeargal Mac Ionnrachtaighn ‘Language, Resistance and Revival’Sat 10 th Aug, 1pmFeargal Mac Ionnrachtaigh’s book is the untold storyof the truly groundbreaking linguistic andeducational developments that took place amongrepublican prisoners in Long Kesh prison from 1972-2000. (See Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, Page 99)‘Teanga, Frithbheartaíocht agusAthbheochan’, Dé Sathairn 10 Lúnasa, 1i.n.Tugann leabhar Fheargail Mhic Ionnrachtaighcuntas ar na forbairtí teanga agus oideachaisfíorcheannródaíocha a tharla i measc cimípoblachacha sa Cheis Fhada idir 1972-2000.(Féach ar Ócáidí Chultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich,Leathanach 99).FÉILE AN PHOBAILSHORT STORY COMPETITION 2013W I N N E R SCongratulations to the many schools across Belfast that participated with hundreds of entries in thisyear’s Féile short story competition jointly sponsored by Féile and Sanco Technologies (Belfast &Crumlin). Patricia Gormley, one of the judges, has praised the high standard of the writing and theimaginativeness and creativeness of the young writers which, she said, “made choosing the winnersa difficult talk, often only a half point separating many of those below the top three categories.”So, here are the results:Winners - 11-13 years-of-age category – First Prize(an e-reader) to Caolfhionn McKee McIlkerney (StLouise’s Comprehensive College) for ‘The Day TheEarth Stood Still’; Second Prize (£30 book token) toJasmine Ross (Belfast Royal Academy) for ‘He CreptSilently’; & Third Prize (£20 book token) to PatrishaAngela Pinuela (St Louise’s) for ‘One Step At A Time’.Winners - 14-16 years-of-age category – First Prize(an e-reader) – Mary Cousins (Belfast RoyalAcademy) for ‘Taking A Bite’; Second Prize (£30 booktoken) to Ciara Lamptey (St Dominic’s) for ‘HeCouldn’t Sleep’; & Third Prize (£20 book token) toMegan Morelli (St Dominic’s) for ‘When I Was Young’.The practice of short story writing - having an outletfor one’s expression, exposure and recognition - allcontributes towards the creation of a confidentliterary tradition and Féile an Phobail is proud tosupport the young people of Belfast.Part of the Telling Us What to Do! Féile Youth ArtsProgramme. Funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundationand Children in Need.Patricia Gormely (Judge) Jasmine Ross (2nd prize 11-13yrs) Mary Cousins (1st prize 14-16yrs) StephenSamsome (Sanco Technologies, sponsor of event)