ROYAL BLACK ‘SADNESS’ AT AUSTIN HUNTER’S DEATH
The Royal Black Institution has expressed its regret and sadness following the tragic death of esteemed local journalist, Austin Hunter. Mr Hunter had worked as a public relations consultant with the Loyal Order for eight years, prior to his passing. Sovereign Grand Master Millar Farr said: “Austin had an illustrious career in local journalism and... Read More
The Imperial Grand Council Meeting
The Imperial Grand Council which met in Cunningham Memorial Presbyterian Church, Cullybackey, on June 27, 2015. Bobula milan
SHAM FIGHT – SCARVA – 2015
The Sham Fight at Scarva is firmly established as one of the major events on the Northern Ireland cultural and tourism calendar. And key public bodies are now supporting the event to make it an even bigger family friendly day out. This year’s Sham Fight, organised by RBP 1000, will take place in the County... Read More
£85,000 to support two Christian charities working in war-torn South Sudan.
The Royal Black Institution has raised £85,000 to support two Christian charities working in war-torn South Sudan. The Institution’s 2014/15 charity appeal supported the Bible Society in Northern Ireland and Mission Aviation Fellowship. The money will be used to send bibles to Christians in South Sudan and bring humanitarian aid to remote communities. Mission Aviation... Read More
Lord Molyneaux
The death took place on Monday, March 9, of Most Wor. Sir Knt. The Lord Molyneaux of Killead,K.B.E., Past Imperial Sovereign Grand Master. He was 94. Lord Molyneaux held many offices within the Royal Black Institution and was the Sovereign Grand Master from June 1971 to December 1998. The current Sovereign Grand Master, Millar Farr... Read More
ROYAL BLACK RAISE HALF A MILLION POUNDS FOR CHARITY
The Royal Black Institution has broken through the half a million pounds mark in raising money for charity. The money was raised by members of the institution since 2002 and went to six charities, two in Africa and the rest locally based. Senior office bearers of the Royal Black Institution at the presentation of a... Read More