Director
Aoife McLaughlin
Leads the association’s strategy, partnerships, and governance, with a focus on sustaining heritage activity through practical local collaboration.
Team
Our team combines programme delivery, research, archive care, school engagement, and local partnership work across Monreagh and neighbouring communities.
Overview
Each profile below reflects a distinct area of work, from schools programming and oral history to events, collections, communications, and family learning. Together, the team keeps Ulster-Scots heritage active in classrooms, public spaces, and community memory.
Director
Leads the association’s strategy, partnerships, and governance, with a focus on sustaining heritage activity through practical local collaboration.
Education Programme Lead
Designs workshops and school visits that translate language, place, and oral tradition into engaging sessions for young learners and teachers.
Heritage Research Coordinator
Oversees field research, source gathering, and interpretation work that connects archive material to lived community knowledge.
Archive & Collections Officer
Manages photographs, recordings, and donated materials, ensuring collections remain documented, accessible, and ready for public use.
Community Outreach Manager
Builds relationships with halls, family groups, and local organisations to widen participation in heritage projects and shared events.
Events & Interpretation Officer
Coordinates heritage walks, public talks, and exhibition planning, shaping how stories are presented across sites and seasonal programmes.
Youth & Family Learning Officer
Develops family-focused activities and youth projects that make heritage participation easy, welcoming, and relevant across generations.
Communications & Volunteer Coordinator
Handles project updates, volunteer support, and public information so community members know where to join, contribute, and stay connected.