Ancre Somme Association Remembers
ASA ADMIN • January 19, 2023
The Ancre Somme Association Charity recently remembered their past members.
The short service took place in the charities headquarters in Brownlow House. The service was conducted by ASA Honorary President, David Martin.
The memorial plaque was unveiled by ASA UK Ambassador, Carla Lockhart MP. Carla placed a wreath underneath the plaque and shared her thoughts regarding the importance of remembrance.
David thanked those in attendance, especially the family members, who had joined us for the unveiling of this memorial.
He went on to say that all named on the plaque had all played a role in the association and they will never be forgotten by the members of the Ancre Somme Association.
The ASA Charity was proud to host a representative of the UDR Benevolent Fund at its headquarters in Brownlow Courtyard, Lurgan, further strengthening partnerships dedicated to supporting veterans and their families.
The ASA Charity’s latest delivery certainly turned a few heads as it made its journey – a striking wooden horse crafted by the fantastic team at Annaghmore Men’s Shed.
Lord Mayor Alderman Stephen Moutray will host a special Lord Mayor’s Big Breakfast in support of the Northern Ireland Purple Poppy Memorial, backing the work of the Ancre Somme Association Charity.
The Ancre Somme Association Charity was honoured to welcome the United States Consul General in Belfast, James Applegate, on a return visit to its headquarters at Brownlow Courtyard, Lurgan.
The Ancre Somme Association Charity recently had the distinct privilege of hosting an event at its headquarters in Brownlow Courtyard, featuring Mr. Glen Espie BEM as the esteemed guest speaker.
Alderman Stephen Moutray, Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, recently visited the Ancre Somme Association Charity's headquarters to sign the book of condolence in memory of Charlie Kirk.
On Saturday, September 27th, the Ancre Somme Association Charity was delighted to welcome the 152 Regimental Association to our charity's HQ in Brownlow Courtyard.
Charity collection in aid of the Northern Ireland Purple Poppy Memorial
The Fayre provided a valuable platform to inform attendees about the Northern Ireland Purple Poppy Memorial, which will serve to commemorate the animals that served from World War I to the present day.
The Ancre Somme Association charity is delighted to announce that it has received a grant of £19,902 from The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland to support its Brownlow Courtyard Initiative.
