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email
address: info @ irvineburnsclub . org (omit the spaces)
Postal
address: Irvine
Burns Club, "Wellwood", 28 Eglinton St., Irvine, KA12
8AS
Other
Burns Clubs and websites below
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Irvine
is on Scotland's West Coast, 25 miles south of Glasgow and 10 miles north
of Prestwick Airport, and is only 90 minutes drive from Edinburgh. Irvine
is served by a half-hourly train service from Ayr or Glasgow, and the
Burns Club is within walking or taxi distance of the station.
Irvine is only a thirty-minute
journey from Burns Cottage and the Burns National Heritage Park at Alloway,
so you can easily include us in an Ayrshire tour. Also in Irvine, just
ten minutes' walk away, is the Heckling Shed where Burns worked and the
house where he stayed in 1781. Those interested in ships may also wish
to make time for the Scottish Maritime Museum at Irvine harbour.

Opening
Times
Easter
to September - Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat 2.30 -4.30
October to March - Saturdays 2.30 - 4.30
Admission
free
We
welcome pre-booked visits by interested groups.
To arrange a visit write to the Secretary at the address above, or email
us.
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(and some Irvine and some Scottish)
- The
World Burns Club, an extensive resource on Robert Burns,
- the National
Burns Collection - a national resource
- the National
Library of Scotland section on Burns,
- Burns
Country, the official Robert Burns site,
- The
Bard (from Scotland On-Line),
- The
Robert Burns Club of Milwaukee (with many useful links).
- The Halifax
Burns Club in Canada,
- In Scotland, check out Alexandria
Burns Club and the Alamo
Burns Club of Paisley,
- Barrmill
Jolly Beggars Burns Club and their Robert
Service Verse-speaking Competition
- Bowhill
People's Burns Club and Bridgeton
Burns Club,
- Dalry
Burns Club and Mauchline
Burns Club,
- Paisley
Burns Club and Perth
Burns Club
- Places to visit include the Burns
Heritage Park , the Murison
Burns Collection in Dunfermline, and
Ellisland Farm.
'Borealis',
the five-piece Ayrshire band creating and performing their own versions
of the songs of Robert Burns in a contemporary fusion of jazz, classical,
folk and blues
For video scenes of Scotland and much else,,
try 'The Magic of Scotland'
For more information about
Irvine in general,
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