TULLINTRAIN PURPLE STAR L.O.L 1969
Tullintrain meet on the the last Tuesday of each month, in Tullintrain Orange
Hall, which is situated in the birthplace of Colonel Adam Murray, one of the
Siege of Londonderry heroes
The Lodge membership shows over 60 in the ranks in 1894 remaining steadily over the years but declining to around 40 in 1927 and now happily in the 80's
The adjoining hall, enduring known as the 'B' Hut was opened in1936 and served the Tullintrain Platoon of the Ulster Special Constabulary until their disbandment in 1971. Both the Hut and Hall were used by the Home Guard during the war 1941-1944.
The Lodge wishes to express their grateful thanks to the public for their generous support over the years.