If you fancy a trip out of town for something different you should take a trip to the popular Richhill Village Fete next weekend.
Sponsored by firmus energy, the Fete, now in its fifth year has something for everyone and takes place Saturday 14 September at Richhill Square.. Adults can enjoy browsing over 30 stalls selling a wide range of items including crafts, candles and local produce. Children can take part in a series of fun filled activities ranging from face painting to balloon modelling and dog lovers will also be pleased to hear the annual dog show will be making a comeback - with prizes up for grabs for the waggiest tale and best dressed.

Speaking about the upcoming event, Philip Hewitt, firmus energy advisor Armagh, said: “The Richhill Village Fete continues to be one of the most popular community events in the area drawing people from across the county and we are delighted to give our continued support. We are looking forward to another fantastic event which offers the perfect occasion to get the whole family together.”
To date over 1,500 homes and businesses in Armagh are already connected to natural gas with firmus energy and enjoying the benefits that natural gas brings - from constant hot water, to more space in the garden to more efficient boilers. Homes and businesses interested in making the switch to firmus energy natural gas can find out more by calling 0330 024 9000 or visiting www.firmusenergy.co.uk
Speaking on behalf of the organisers of Richhill Fete, Mary Caldwell said: “As principle sponsor for the past five years I would like to thank firmus energy for its ongoing support. The Fete has continued to grow in stature and draws greater numbers each year. The day promises to be plenty of fun with lots of activities planned for all age groups which the whole family can enjoy! So be sure to come down to Richhill Village and join in the celebrations. Refreshments will also be available!
Established in 2006, firmus energy supplies gas to over 95,000 homes and businesses throughout Northern Ireland. The company has invested more than £5 million in the Armagh area to date and in 2019 has invested an additional £1.5 million into the natural gas infrastructure.


