The Profile: Heather White - Go Wilde for Oscar at the weekend festival; Project Oscar Wilde is the brainchild of Heather White who, as ANNE PALMER finds out, has; a passion for the 'quirky' side of the man.(Features)

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From: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
Date: 20020425
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Byline: Anne Palmer

WHEN Heather White said turn left and head for the mountains, I thought she was joking. But I managed to locate her home, deep in the countryside, perched on a hilltop on the scenic border linking Fermanagh with Donegal.

Tucked away at the entrance to her beautifully restored traditional farm cottage, Heather has created the nerve centre for the increasingly successful Project Oscar Wilde.

But the warm Wildean welcome is also about to embrace visitors from the mainland, Ireland and from as far away as Canada, as the first Fermanagh- based Oscar ...

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