Ulster Tatler – August 2019

GLENGORMLEY/MALLUSK/NEWTOWNABBEY SPECIAL FOCUS

130 Mallusk Road

Newtownabbey

BT36 4QN

Tel: 028 9083 2006

Available

for private

functions

• Recently refurbished bar


• Pub grub served Friday - Sunday


• Family run since 1928

FAMILY RUN SINCE 1928

COTTONMOUNT

ARMS

BAR + FOOD + FUNCTIONS

DKNI the Florist, located in the picturesque seaside village of
Whiteabbey, is an established, family-run business with over
50 years’ combined floristry experience, providing flowers for
personal and corporate clients for Newtownabbey and the
surrounding areas.

We specialise in all aspects of floristry, including bespoke
wedding flowers, funeral tributes and special occasions, offering
a friendly and professional service whatever your requirements.

We also stock a wide range of handmade cards and giftware. Our
shop is an Aladdin’s cave of gifts, homeware and accessories.
We also stock brands such as JELLYCAT, Stoneglow Candles
and a great selection of fine jewellery.

FLOWERS ARE OUR PASSION Whiteabbey

Village Fair

T: 028 9085 4450
E: [email protected]

685 Shore Road,

Whiteabbey, BT37 0ST

Dkni the Florist is proud to be a co-sponsor of the second annual

Whiteabbey Village Fair, which will be held in Whiteabbey Village,

Newtownabbey and will be a local, fun-filled weekend in aid of

NI Children’s Hospice. Featuring craft and artisan food stalls

from local merchants, Children’s petting farm, funfair and live

entertainment from local artists as well as the great selection of

local shops, cafés, bars and restaurants Whiteabbey has to offer.

st mary’s

football club

St. Mary’s Football Club was founded by a group of parents in

Glengormley, Newtownabbey. It all began in the year 1996, with just

one team. Amongst those who formed the club was current club

president Frank Wilson who has been the driving force behind it ever

since.

It all began as a local football club centred around the St. Mary’s

Parish in Glengormley. As Glengormley and the St. Mary’s Parish

was getting bigger the demand for a home club from Glengormley

was greatly needed as many local players were finding themselves

travelling to play football. St. Mary’s Football Club has grown vastly

from 1996, attracting players from not only the Greater Glengormley

area but also north Belfast and as far out of Belfast as Ballyclare.

All those who have been involved in the club from day one, have

contributed to its growth and popularity.

As a charity, the club depends hugely on its large number of

volunteers who help out in many ways possible. In the club’s infancy

the small amount of volunteers took on roles as not only coaches,

but also as bursars and secretaries in order to keep the club running

smoothly both financially and to keep on top of fixtures etc.

Dates: Saturday 24th and

Sunday 25th August

Times: 12-5pm

Running in conjunction with the Antrim and

Newtownabbey Shoreline Festival 2pm-9pm

and Triathlon Sunday 9am-12 midday

A great weekend packed with fun for everyone