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Dynamic Dye Tracing Experiment, Marble Arch Caves Enniskillen, March 14 Join the Geological Survey of Northern Ireland and the Marble Arch Caves staff to hear about the hydrology of these fascinating caves while watching the Shruh Croppa River turn a luminous shade of green. Find out more about the tracing experiments that have been carried out in the wonderfully wet County of Fermanagh. Find out more at www.marblearchcaves.co.uk. | Other 3rd Party
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The Field, Millennium Forum Londonderry, March 19 Bardic Theatre Company return to the Millennium Forum with their production of John B Keane’s classic drama. Set in mid 1960s rural Ireland and based on a true story, a patriotic farmer with a fearsome temper and an obsession with the field he has toiled for most of his life, Bull McCabe epitomises the last stand in the protection of the old order. Tickets are on sale from the Box Office. | Other 3rd Party
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Culture Lab, Ulster Museum Belfast, until November 30 CultureLab is a place to take a good, hard look at the cultural stereotypes that we all know surround us in Northern Ireland. This new exhibition poses questions about culture and offers a glimpse into how identities have been, and continue to be, shaped in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The exhibition includes the famous ‘Differences’ blackboard from the hit TV series Derry Girls. | Other 3rd Party
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Jail of Horror, Crumlin Road Gaol, March 13 Visitors, if they dare, will enter the haunted prison site and face all their fears on an intense scare after scare journey which only has one way out. The one-of-a-kind Friday 13th Special - Jail of Horror is full of surprises and guaranteed to make even the bravest of visitors jump. The tour lasts approximately 30 minutes. All events are carried out in low light conditions and flat footwear must be worn. For tickets, visit www.crumlinroadgaol.com. | Other 3rd Party