Sport is a tool with the power to both divide and unite. This one-off session will look at the history of sport relating to the conflict in Northern Ireland.
A presentation by ORNE Community Partnership will show the work in practice between Ophir RFC and St Enda’s GAC (Naomh Éanna) as they use sport as a medium to promote reconciliation within their locality.
Guest Speaker: Dr David Hassan – Senior Lecturer University of Ulster and International Scholar with the International Football Institute.
So Be a Good Sport
And we will see you there on Monday the 25th of February at 7:30pm in the Barron Hall Glengormley.
This project is funded by the International Fund for Ireland and is managed by the Northern Ireland Rural Development Council (RDC) under the Integrating Communities Programme
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