Failure to achieve reconciliation the 'great miss' of peace process – Tánaiste
Micheál Martin said opportunities to fulfil the potential of peace had been ‘squandered’.
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Tánaiste says failure to achieve reconciliation is the 'great miss' of peace process
Micheál Martin said opportunities to fulfil the potential of peace had been ‘squandered’.
Source: thejournal.ie
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Much of the last 25 years has been 'squandered' since Good Friday Agreement, warns Tánaiste Micheál Martin – The Irish Times
Many young people feel they ‘do not have a say’ in Northern Ireland politics and are patronised by politicians, Shared Island gathering told
Source: irishtimes.com
Ballydehob to take part in cross-border music project
MUSICIAN Mick Flannery will be a mentor for a cross-border artistic initiative involving Ballydehob music venue Levis Corner House.Levis and the Duncairn Arts Centre in Belfast will on ‘The Ties that Bind’, which will provide artists with a platform to collaborate on new proj
Source: southernstar.ie
Failure to achieve reconciliation the 'great miss' of peace process – Micheál Martin
An ongoing failure to advance reconciliation across the island of Ireland is the “great miss” of the peace process, Ireland’s deputy premier has said. Micheál Martin said many communities were as far apart in 2023 as they were in 1998, when the landmark Good Friday Agreement was struck to largely end the violence of the Troubles. In a keynote address at an Irish government Shared Island event in Dublin, Mr Martin said, while the agreement had secured an enduring peace, opportunities to fulfil the potential of that peace have been “squandered”. He said there had been insufficient...
Source: independent.ie