muirkirk in the hills of ayrshire - from the muirkirk enterprise group

   

Muirkirk in the hills of Ayrshire

clikc here for information about the John Lapraik Festival Weekend
Click for more information about this year's
John Lapraik Festival Weekend

click here for more information about the 2010 Crambo Jingle and Sang at the John Lapraik Festival
Click for more information about this year's
Crambo Jingle and Sang
evening of poetry and song

click here for more information about Muirkirk Community Ceilidh 2010
Click here for more information about the
Muirkirk Community Ceilidh
(part of the John Lapraik Weekend)

 


Church Vacany Notice for Muirkirk Parish Church

Muirkirk and Sorn are two Award Winning Villages nestling in the heart of the East Ayrshire Countryside

The two Congregations have bonded well since linking and are seeking a new Minister who will lead and encourage us in developing outreach in our growing villages who is committed to pastoral care and strengthening community relationships.

Click here to find out more about the church vacancy.

Do you have friends in the Ministry - why not pass this link on to them?

 

 

 

 

Muirkirk News

Kames Colliery Disaster Audio Project
hear and read miners memories at
www.muirkirk.org.uk/minersvoices

What's on in Muirkirk?

Monday 17th May at 7.30pm
Muirkirk Enterprise Group Meeting
in the IFE Wing
agenda

Tuesday 1st June
Concert for School Funds

4th to 6th June
John Lapraik Weekend
and
The Scottish Speaking Weekend

more info here

Friday 4th pm
Crambo Jingle and Sang

in St Thomas' Hall
more info here

Saturday 5th am
Children's Poetry Competition

Saturday 5th afternoon
Senior Poetry Compeition

in the Coach House

Saturday 5th evening
Community Ceilidh in the Caravan Park

more info here

Sunday 6th
Lapraik Walk

from 4th September
Muikirk Gala Week

2011
Digital TV Changeover
Muirkirk Transmitter

30 Mar 2011
BBC2 analogue will be switched off
Freeview Digital TV becomes available

Approx 7th April 2011
BBC1, STV and Channel 4
analogue channels will be switched off

Keep Scotland Tidy


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