| Event | Date | Details | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guided visit to Metz | Saturday 8th May, all day | We will have an English-speaking guide. The city has one of the most splendid cathedrals of France, and its stained glass, some of which is contemporary, is outstanding. There is much else to see, since the city has undergone many changes of sovereignty, and has a rich architectural heritage. The cost is €40 per person, to include the guide's fees, lunch in a restaurant, a map and a welcome pack with inmformation about the city. For details of the visit, payment information and travel arrangements, click here. Back to top |
Antonella Calvia (committee member) e-mail: calvia “at” eib “dot” org, replacing the “quoted” words by the appropriate symbols |
| OUSL AGM and Annual Dinner with Speaker | Wednesday 30th June at 18.30h | Both events take place at the Cercle Munster, Stadtgrund, Luxembourg. The AGM will commence at 6.30 PM and the drinks before dinner at 7.30. There is much of interest to announce and discuss at the AGM and members of the committee hope that all who can will come. To vote at the meeting members must have paid their subscription. If in doubt, please contact the Chairman. The all-inclusive cost of dinner will be €65. Guests are also welcome. Dress is black tie or lounge suit for men, equivalent options for ladies. Our guest speaker is Sir Julian Priestley (Balliol 1969), former Secretary-General of the European Parliament. He was three times UK Parliamentary labour candidate for Plymouth. Since retirement, he has been busy as lecturer, journalist and author on European affairs, and in particular he assisted the Irish government on their second referendum on the Treaty of Lisbon. We can look forward to a lively discussion. Please let the Chairman know if you wish to attend the dinner, and inform him of the names of your guests. Back to top |
The Chairman: e-mail dunnett “at”pt “dot” lu, replacing the “quoted” words by the appropriate symbols. |
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