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1. Andrews’s Fanfare
Thomas Andrews Jnr. was born 7th February 1873 in Belfast, Ireland. He was managing director and head of the draughting department of Harland & Wolff shipbuilders. He was in charge of building the RMS Titanic. Whilst his great creation sank, he worked until bathed in sweat to assist passengers to lifeboats before going down with the ship.
[Mr Andrews met his fate like a true hero, realising the great danger, he gave up his life to save the women and children on the Titanic. They will find it hard to replace him.—Mary Sloan, Titanic Stewardess.]
2. Strangford Reflections
Strangford Lough is the largest sea inlet in the British Isles. It is Northern Ireland’s first Marine Nature Reserve and is renowned as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Special Scientific Interest, with six national nature reserves within its reaches. Over 2,000 species of marine animals have been found in the Lough and internationally important flocks of wildfowl and wading birds conver gethere in winter.The Lough I also the most important site in Ireland for breeding common seals.
3. Scrcrbo Jig
Scrabo Tower, standing on the hill above the town of Ards, was built in 1857 as a memorial to the third Marquis of Londonderry for his kindness to the people during the great potato famine. The Tower stands tall in the country park with its woodland walks and parkland through Killynether wood. The views from the hill and the summit of the tower are breath taking, across Strangford Lough, scattered with its many islands, to the Mountains of Mourne and the Scottish coast.
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