A Day of Catching Up at Crotlieve Afternoon Tea Dance

0

Shares

Chairperson Newry, Mourne and Down Council, Councillor Philip Campbell, Councillor Liz Murphy Chairperson Crotlieve DEA pictured with some of the guests who dressed up for Halloween to come to the Afternoon Tea Dance.

Ladies from Warrenpoint Women's Group attend the Afternoon Tea Dance.

The Crotlieve District Electoral Area Forum's annual Afternoon Tea Dance proved once again to be a huge success, with a wonderful turnout for the much-loved free community event bringing people together to socialise, stay connected and access valuable local information and support.

Chris Kent 30 October and Blondie Tribute 28 December @ Canal Court Hotel

Guests enjoyed a lively afternoon filled with delicious lunch, live music and plenty of dancing, with prizes awarded for the best fancy dress costumes that brought extra colour and fun to the day.

Shane McGivern Good Relations Officer NMDDC, Lucy Brooke GP Foundation mental health nurse, Shirley Keenan Crotlieve DEA Officer, David Hunter Crew Commander and Neil Cole Fire Fighter N.I. Fire and Rescue Service Warrenpoint Station. — Shane McGivern Good Relations Officer NMDDC, Lucy Brooke GP Foundation
mental health nurse, Shirley Keenan Crotlieve DEA Officer, David Hunter Crew
Commander and Neil Cole Fire Fighter N.I. Fire and Rescue Service Warrenpoint
Station.

Alongside the entertainment, attendees had the chance to visit information stands from local support services including the PSNI, Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service, the Council's Home Safety Team and Policing and Community Safety Partnership, as well as representatives from Homestart, the Promoting Wellbeing Team and the Multi-Disciplinary Team from the local GP surgery.

Events like this highlight the strong sense of community spirit across the Crotlieve area, with the afternoon providing an opportunity for residents to come together in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere.