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28/09/2026

🟠 Remembering Ulster Day – 28th September

Today we remember Ulster Day, when, on 28th September 1912, almost half a million men and women signed the Ulster Covenant and Declaration in opposition to Home Rule.

Across Ulster, people gathered in towns, villages and Orange Halls to add their names, with the Covenant becoming one of the defining documents of this period in our history.

More than a century later, Ulster Day remains an important part of our Orange and Unionist heritage, and today we remember those who stood together and made their voices heard.

As Orange Heritage Week draws to a close, we reflect on this significant moment in Ulster's history.

28/09/2026

18/09/2026

🌟 A VERY SPECIAL EVENING FOR RISING SONS OF WILLIAM JLOL.3 🌟

Wednesday evening marked a very special milestone for our boys as we held our 1st ever Elections & Installations since our Formation Night back in February. 💙🧡

It was fantastic to see the boys carrying on their rolls within the lodge. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of them and look forward to watching them grow in confidence and leadership. 👏🏼

From our very first night in February to reaching this milestone just a few months later, it’s amazing to see how far the boys have all come! 🎉

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way. Here’s to an exciting year ahead for our boys!

A special thank goes to
Deputy Grand Master of the Juniors association Colin Crawford and County Treasurer Clarke Davis for coming and carrying this out. 💙🧡

06/09/2026

🌟 CALLING ALL LADS AGED 6–16! 🌟

Want to make new friends, have fun and be part of something special? 🙌

Join Rising Sons of William JLOL.3 and enjoy:

⚽ Games & activities
🚌 Trips & days out
🤝 New friendships
📚 Heritage & culture
✝️ Faith & learning
💪 Confidence & independence

More than just a lodge — it’s about Family, Faith & Friendship! 🧡💙

👉 Come along and see what we’re all about!

📲 Contact Andy 07716681772 text message only

01/09/2026

Today, on Orange Victims Day, we pause to remember the 343 Orange Brethren and one Orange Sister who were murdered during the terrorist campaign in Northern Ireland.

Behind each of those 344 lives was a family, friends, a lodge and a community left to carry the pain of their loss.

Many were murdered while serving in the security forces. Others were targeted simply because of who they were and the community to which they belonged.

Today we remember them all, and we think especially of the families and loved ones for whom that loss remains very real.

Their sacrifice will not be forgotten.

25/07/2026