Artisans at Work · Artisans at Work Scullion Hurls is located in the village of Loughguile. It is...
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ÉCONOMUSÉE Artisans at Work Scullion Hurls is located in the village of Loughguile. It is situated at the edge of the Antrim Coast and Glens Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. On arrival at the Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉE you will receive a warm welcome from the Scullion family. THE ÉCONOMUSÉE EXPERIENCE A Quality Experience ÉCONOMUSÉE - a concept developed in Quebec, Canada. The term ÉCONOMUSÉE translates to Economuseum or working museum. The mission of the ÉCONOMUSÉE network is to promote and keep alive traditional crafts and knowledge, whilst ensuring economic growth within rural communities. The network is designed for small industries specialising in arts, crafts and agri-food products. The industries are open to the public, offering an interactive, recreational and enriching experience. Visit artisans of the ÉCONOMUSÉE network and learn about their history, traditional production techniques and contemporary products, stamped with identity and originality. Discover Artisans at Work! Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉE 16 Lough Road, Loughguile, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Ireland, BT44 9JN Phone/Fax: 028 276 41308 Mobile: 077 366 48115 www.scullionhurls.com Email: [email protected] Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉE is funded by the ÉCONOMUSÉE Northern Europe project under the Northern Periphery Programme 2007-2013 and Northern Ireland Tourist Board. The project involves a number of organisations from across Northern Europe, working in partnership to promote craft tourism. www.economusee.eu 1 Reception area Reception Area A 6 STEP TOUR Watch Micheál and Denis take the time to produce a Scullion hurl focusing on quality and finally hand finishing the hurl in the Loughguile workshop. 2 Workshop Explore the exhibition area to learn about the history of hurling, the process involved in making a Scullion hurl and the family connection behind the business. 3 Historical facts & traditional techniques Experience the Scullion Hurls production process. 4 Present- day knowledge & techniques Learn what inspired the Scullion family to start up the family business producing hurls and more about the local teams that use a Scullion hurl. 5 Documentation centre Why not explore the gift shop and treat yourself or surprise someone with a Scullion hurl or one of the many craft products made from the surplus ash. These include cheeseboards, clocks, photo hurls, keyrings, pens and other personalised gift items. 6 Craft shop The Scullion family invite you to visit the workshop and experience the craftsmanship involved in hurl making. City of Derry Airport A36 A8 A8 A57 A2 A2 50 B15 0 B90 A2 B97 A42 A43 3 A43 B14 A2 5 B15 B15 5 B67 B17 B17 B62 A29 A A2 2 B68 B192 B69 A6 B146 A26 A26 A54 B66 A54 A29 A29 A42 A6 A54 A6 A6 A31 A29 A37 A26 A44 A44 A2 B92 A26 Binevenagh Mountain Slieveanorra Mountain Tievebulliagh Mountain Slemish Mountain Garron Plateau Cairnryan an Troon Portrush Portballintrae Bushmills Dervock Armoy Loughguile Torr Head Fair Head Garron Point Carnfunnock Country Park Rathlin Island Ballintoy Whitepark Bay Giant’s Causeway Portstewart Downhill Greencastle Castlerock Magilligan Point Derry Coleraine Ballymoney Ballycastle Ballymena Larne Limavady Macosquin Benone Garvagh River Bann River Roe River Bush Kilrea Rasharkin Cloughmills Cushendun Glendun Glenaan Glencorp Glenshesk Glentaisie Bann Valley Roe Valley Glenariff Glenballyemon Glenarm Glencloy Sperrin Mountains Cushendall Glenariff Carnlough Glenarm Ballygally Glenoe Carrickfergus Whitehead Ballycarry Ballyclare Randalstown Toome Bellaghy Castledawson Magherafelt Maghera Upperlands Swatragh Kells Islandmagee Antrim Cullybackey Ahoghill Lough Foyle Portglenone Gracehill Broughshane Ballykelly Eglinton Dungiven Feeny Claudy N S W 0 5 miles 10 miles 0 5 km 10 km 15 km Causeway Coastal Route Additional Scenic Routes Motorways Roads Railway Ferry Crossings Key Causeway Coast and Glens Region Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty UNESCO World Heritage Site Golf Courses Marinas Airports AONB 20 km 15 miles Scullion Hurls Brochure Design:Layout 1 25/06/2013 10:08 Page 1
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ÉCONOMUSÉEArtisans at Work
Scullion Hurls is located in the village ofLoughguile. It is situated at the edge ofthe Antrim Coast and Glens Area ofOutstanding Natural Beauty.
On arrival at the Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉEyou will receive a warm welcome from theScullion family.
THE ÉCONOMUSÉEEXPERIENCE
A Quality Experience
ÉCONOMUSÉE - a concept developed in
Quebec, Canada. The term ÉCONOMUSÉE
translates to Economuseum or working
museum. The mission of the ÉCONOMUSÉE
network is to promote and keep alive traditional
crafts and knowledge, whilst ensuring economic
growth within rural communities.
The network is designed for small industries
specialising in arts, crafts and agri-food
products. The industries are open to the public,
offering an interactive, recreational and
enriching experience.
Visit artisans of the ÉCONOMUSÉE network
and learn about their history, traditional
production techniques and contemporary
products, stamped with identity and originality.
Discover Artisans at Work!
Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉE16 Lough Road, Loughguile,Ballymena, Co. Antrim,Ireland, BT44 9JNPhone/Fax: 028 276 41308Mobile: 077 366 48115
www.scullionhurls.comEmail: [email protected]
Scullion Hurls ÉCONOMUSÉE is funded by theÉCONOMUSÉE Northern Europe project underthe Northern Periphery Programme 2007-2013and Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
The project involves a number of organisationsfrom across Northern Europe, working inpartnership to promote craft tourism.
www.economusee.eu
1 Reception area
Reception AreaA 6 STEP TOUR
Watch Micheál and Denis take the time toproduce a Scullion hurl focusing on quality andfinally hand finishing the hurl in the Loughguileworkshop.
2 Workshop
Explore the exhibition area to learn about thehistory of hurling, the process involved inmaking a Scullion hurl and the familyconnection behind the business.
3 Historical facts & traditional techniques
Experience the Scullion Hurls productionprocess.
4 Present- day knowledge & techniques
Learn what inspired the Scullion family to startup the family business producing hurls and moreabout the local teams that use a Scullion hurl.
5 Documentation centre
Why not explore the gift shop and treat yourselfor surprise someone with a Scullion hurl or oneof the many craft products made from thesurplus ash. These include cheeseboards,clocks, photo hurls, keyrings, pens and otherpersonalised gift items.
6 Craft shop
The Scullion family invite youto visit the workshop andexperience the craftsmanshipinvolved in hurl making.
City of Derry Airport
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Slemish Mountain
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Troon
Portrush
Portballintrae
Bushmills
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Loughguile
Torr Head
Fair Head
Garron Point
CarnfunnockCountry Park
Rathlin Island
Ballintoy
Whitepark Bay
Giant’s Causeway
Portstewart
Downhill
Greencastle
Castlerock
Magilligan Point
Derry
Coleraine
Ballymoney
Ballycastle
Ballymena Larne
Limavady
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Roe Valley
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Carnlough
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Bellaghy
Castledawson
Magherafelt
Maghera
Upperlands
Swatragh
Kells
Islandmagee
Antrim
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Ahoghill
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Ballykelly
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0 5 km 10 km 15 km
Causeway Coastal Route
Additional Scenic Routes
Motorways
Roads
Railway
Ferry Crossings
KeyCauseway Coast and Glens Region
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Golf Courses
Marinas
Airports
AONB
20 km
15 miles
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