Towns in Longford sought for new cross community singing group initiative for all
A ‘Solidarity-through-song’ initiative is now looking to attract towns across Longford to its unique model. ‘One Town One Voice’ aims to...
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A ‘Solidarity-through-song’ initiative is now looking to attract towns across Longford to its unique model. ‘One Town One Voice’ aims to...
LIMERICK people are empowering Direct Provision residents within the county by teaming up together for the Great Limerick Run. Sanctuary Runners Limerick are ca...
Longford Sanctuary Runners seek support for ‘Light at the end of the Tunnel’ run Reporter: newsroom@longfordleader.ie Longford Sanctuary Runners are seeking local support for their ‘Light at the end of the Tunnel’ run - the June 6 virtual Cork City Marathon '); '); The Longford Sanctuary Runners, set up in August 2019, to use running, jogging and walking to bring together asylum seekers, refugees and wider Irish society, are calling on the people of Longford to help them with an ambitious bid to build the world’s most diverse relay team on June 6 in what they’re calling their â...
Louth Sanctuary Runners calling on locals to join in the world’s most culturally diverse relay team Sanctuary Runners '); '); The Louth Sanctuary Runners are calling on local people to help them to hit the ambitious marathon target of a thousand sign-ups. The Louth Sanctuary Runners, which was set up in March, to use running, jogging and walking to bring together asylum seekers, refugees and wider Irish society, are calling on the people of Louth to help them with an ambitious bid to build the world’s most diverse relay team on June 6th in what they’re calling their ‘Light at the en...
Graham and Dr Catherine Clifford of the Covid-19 World Service Innovative multilingual initiative during pandemic to support migrants By Contributor 1st April 2021 Kate Landers writes about an amazing response by non-Irish doctors who delivered much needed multilingual messages on the pandemic – which attracted a lot of media attention and acclaim last week – as well as an Irish Healthcare Award The Clifford family described how they ‘erupted in delight’ as news filtered through that their multilingual communication initiative was to be recognised as winner of the ‘Best Respon...