Breda O'Brien: Armagh kerfuffle highlights church leaders' work for reconciliation
President’s refusal to attend NI service may have focused more attention on work for reconciliation carried out by the Church Leaders’ Group
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President’s refusal to attend NI service may have focused more attention on work for reconciliation carried out by the Church Leaders’ Group
Dr Gladys Ganiel is Reader in Sociology at Queen's University, Belfast, an author and an international athlete. She is married to Brian O'Neill and they have a son, Ronan (5). Dr Ganiel helps to organise the 4 Corners Festival in Belfast, which takes place next month. Q. Can you tell us something about your background? A. I was born in Maine in the USA and brought up in a village of 900 people. My father, Carl, was a builder and my mother, Jennie, worked in a blueberry processing factory. Sadly, she passed away in 2015. I have two older sisters, Becky and Carla. I am 43 and married to Brian O...