Loughbrickland hall set for grand opening

Loughbrickland District LOL are opening their new District Orange Hall on Tuesday July 8.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th May 2014, 07:35 BST
District officers of Loughbrickland No.10 District including from left, Bro. Keith Murdoch, District Secretary, Bro. Jim McClelland, Bro. Alan Rogers, Deputy District Master,Worshipful Bro. Mark Eillott and Raymond Fegan, main building contractor d7 Property Services, add the finishing touches to the new district Orange Hall, which officially opens on Tuesday 8th July 2014. © Photo: Gary Gardiner. IN BL WK 2014-501.District officers of Loughbrickland No.10 District including from left, Bro. Keith Murdoch, District Secretary, Bro. Jim McClelland, Bro. Alan Rogers, Deputy District Master,Worshipful Bro. Mark Eillott and Raymond Fegan, main building contractor d7 Property Services, add the finishing touches to the new district Orange Hall, which officially opens on Tuesday 8th July 2014. © Photo: Gary Gardiner. IN BL WK 2014-501.
District officers of Loughbrickland No.10 District including from left, Bro. Keith Murdoch, District Secretary, Bro. Jim McClelland, Bro. Alan Rogers, Deputy District Master,Worshipful Bro. Mark Eillott and Raymond Fegan, main building contractor d7 Property Services, add the finishing touches to the new district Orange Hall, which officially opens on Tuesday 8th July 2014. © Photo: Gary Gardiner. IN BL WK 2014-501.

Since November, the builders have been hard at work on the site and the building is now almost completed.

A spokesman for the District Lodge said they were confident the builders would be finished on time and that they were looking forward to welcoming a large turnout for their Grand Openin.

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The building, which in total measures in excess of 6000 sq ft comprises of entrance hall, toilets, a large function room, kitchen and stores, all on the ground floor.

There is a spacious Lodge meeting room on the first floor as well as a toilet and office.

“All in all it is quite a spectacular building” said the spokesman.

“It has cost a considerable amount of money but we are confident that the Brethren and the local community will support us.”

So keep the July 8 free and come along.