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October Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: The Photographic Competition 2013 – “WI At Play” Book Review – Death Comes To Pemberley What’s Cookin Area Reports Various Institute Anniversary Celebrations and Annual Outings &nb...

 
September 25, 2013
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September Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: The Golf Competition The Quiz Final Summer School Balmoral Show Book Review – The Memory Keeper’s Daughter                

 
August 28, 2013
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June Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: The Music Festival The Drama Festival ACWW International Women Walk The World Book Review – The Cranford Chronicles An Grianan Visits  

 
May 29, 2013
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May Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: Eating In The UK In The Fifties My Aunt Lily The International Committee Book Review – Miranda Harte – Is It Just Me? Balmoral Show

 
April 26, 2013
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April Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: Scrabo Area One Day Craft School Arts Coffee Morning Phyllis Gailey 2013 Quiz & Bowls Results Semi-Permanent Make Up

 
April 26, 2013
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March Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: Drama 2013 Evelyn Lord 2nd place winner Book review – East of the sun by Julie Gregson Music Festival 2013 Culinary Delights – The secret of Tagine Cuisine

 
March 19, 2013
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February Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: Stormont’s 80th Anniversary Celebrations An Grianan Programme 2013 Book Review Health Matters – The Sunshine Vitamin Evelyn Lord Competition 2012 Winn

 
January 29, 2013
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January Edition 2013

Featured in this month’s magazine: Speech Festival 201 Homecraft One Day School What’s Cookin’? Public Art Christmas at the Lakes

 
January 17, 2013
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Ulster Countrywoman

The Ulster Countrywoman is the Federation’s in-house magazine. It is a unique mixture of features, creative craft, cookery, competitions, informative articles, fiction, quirky stories and, of course, news covering the wide range of WI activities.

The magazine is produced each month between September and June. It is one of the main lines of communication between members, with a distribution of around 4,500 copies per month. Many of the magazines purchased are circulated to friends and are read by several people. Copies are sent around the world to members and friends as far away as Australia and Canada; with a few purchased by non-WI members.

If you wish to subscribe to or advertise within the Ulster Countrywoman magazine and would like more information, please contact the editor, Caroline Hamilton

editor@wini.org.uk