Our Chair Paddy Harte stresses the importance of this support at a key phase in our peacebuilding journey: internationalfundforireland.com/media-centre/p…

Hear from @daniyalkhanup as he rounds up an incredible day here in Sligo for our and The International Fund for Ireland’s celebration event!

#BeyondTheBall

Under our PIP Programme, North West Cultural Partnership New Gate Arts arranged for PUL bands to take to the streets of Dublin last weekend as part of the traditional St. Patrick's day parade. In an effort to demystify marching traditions and embrace cultural exchange, the…

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Brian Dougherty and James Kee attended a special reception and presentation at Mansion House hosted by DublinMayorCampaign before being joined for Sundays festivities by the Dancers and 40 musians under the Flute Band Assoc NI the The International Fund for Ireland (Embrace programme) for their support.'

After a week reaffirming the US steadfast support in building peace, I discussed with Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon and Claire Cronin Ambassador Claire Cronin the pivotal role of the President President Biden in the establishment of the Fund and his continued commitment to our work The International Fund for Ireland

We are supporting communities to come together, have those difficult conversations and work towards bringing down the physical barriers that still stand between them. internationalfundforireland.com/peace-walls-pr…

Want to know more about our current Board? Meet them here… internationalfundforireland.com/board-members

Our society remains divided in many ways. Our work seeks to find ways to bring people together and help them see that we all have more in common than we might realise. internationalfundforireland.com/images/documen…

.Paddy Harte explaining work The International Fund for Ireland have done since 1986 to shape peaceful reality in NI. Poignant that his words were followed by statements from First/Deputy First Ministers. Who wouldn’t be in Stormont without groundwork laid by IFI & civil society #SCIPeaceConf

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Taoiseach John Bruton, a leader with integrity and a steadfast supporter of peace who helped guide Ireland, North and South, further along the path to peace and reconciliation. His contribution will long be remembered.

Our Chair and projects had a positive meeting with New Zealand High Commissioner to the UK Phil Goff in Belfast. Projects discussed current challenges facing communities, what they are delivering and the importance of continued support from the IFI.

We are supporting communities to come together, have those difficult conversations and work towards bringing down the physical barriers that still stand between them. internationalfundforireland.com/peace-walls-pr…

Young people from Clonard & Shankill on our #Wall2Wall project got up close & personal tonight exploring identity in their masks workshop 🎭 #breakingdownbarriers #PYDP The International Fund for Ireland Rural Action

Fabulous achievement Michael!! m.independent.ie/regionals/done…

What is our Peace Impact Programme? internationalfundforireland.com/peace-impact-p…

Good progress is continuing to be made in negotiations to transform some of Northern Ireland’s peace walls which separate communities

✍️: Rebecca Black

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The Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Peter Barry and the Chargé d’Affaires at the British Embassy in Ireland Robert Stimson signed the agreement that brought the International Fund for Ireland to life in December 1986. Our critical work continues to this day, 37 years on…

A Youth Manifesto for Change, brought about the challenges facing young people today on both sides of the border, was launched back in June via Politics in Action #IFI2023 internationalfundforireland.com/media-centre/p…