- Source: Girlguiding Ulster
Girlguiding Ulster is one of the nine regions of Girlguiding UK. Its headquarters are at Lorne House, County Down. In 2006, there were approximately 500 units across Northern Ireland.
In 1974, the Guides' headquarters in Belfast were burned down.
Lorne House and Outdoor Activity Centre Girlguiding Ulster
Lorne is a 21-acre (85,000 m2) estate in County Down with a variety of facilities for Guiding activities, including residential accommodation and campsites.
Lorne House was built in the Scottish Baronial style in 1875 by Henry Campbell, who named it after Lorne, Scotland, hereditary home of Clan Campbell. It was purchased by the Guides in 1946, and was officially opened in 1947
Lorne Estate
Built in 1875, Lorne still retains much of its original character. It was the home of
Henry Campbell, a prominent Belfast linen merchant, who named the estate after
the hereditary home of the Campbell clan in Scotland. Purchased by Girlguiding
Ulster in 1946 it is now a residential venue.
= Lorne House
=The ground floor comprises a large entrance hall, solarium with
seating area, dining room and 4 meeting rooms.
The upper floors in Lorne can accommodate 29 residential guests.
= Marion Greeves Centre
=The Marion Greeves Centre is a purpose built centre, with accommodation for up to 38 people. It is also known as the Brownie House.
= Coach House
=This former 2 storey stable block has been converted to provide self contained accommodation for 12 people.
= Ranger Cottage
== Conference Centre
=The conference centre can accommodate up to 120 delegates for training events, launches and presentations.
= Camping
=Lorne Estate offers camping facilities for groups of up to 600 participants.
References
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- Girlguiding Ulster
- Girlguiding
- 2024 Birthday Honours
- Irish Girl Guides
- Catholic Guides of Ireland
- Age groups in Scouting and Guiding
- Ranger (Girl Guide)
- Squirrel Scouts (The Scout Association)
- Silver Fish Award
- 2022 Birthday Honours
