Irish Association

Welcome to the Irish Association

The principal objective of The Irish Association is the promotion of communication, understanding and co-operation between all the people of Ireland both North and South.

A non-party political and non-sectarian Association with the aim 'to make reason and goodwill take the place of passion and prejudice in Ireland, North and South'.

 

Mission Statement

VISION: Reason and goodwill to take the place of passion and prejudice in Ireland, North and South.

MISSION: To make a real contribution to the growth of reconciliation, mutual trust and respect through providing an impartial forum for dialogue and debate.

GOALS & OBJECTIVES:
Act as a bridge to and between cultural, economic & social issues and interests across the Island;

Encourage & develop broader and deeper analysis, debate and communication at all levels of Irish society;

Continually recreate platforms and processes to enable effective forms of cultural, economic and social relationships to emerge in Northern Ireland and on the island of Ireland, North & South;

Act as an impartial and membership-driven forum for the shared concerns of the wide range of organisations and individuals involved in North-South affairs.

 

President's Report 2011/12

This may be accessed by clicking here.

Rev Brian Kennaway (President)

 

The Council 2012/13

North
Rev Brian Kennaway (President)
Donal O'Tierney (Treasurer)
Alan Burnside
Stephen Douds
John Neill
John O'Hare
Pauline Murphy
(Ex Officio - Immediate Past President)
South
Daithí Ó Ceallaigh (Vice-President)
Dermot O'Doherty (Secretary)
Bob Collins
Garrett Fagan
Hugh Finlay
Susan Hedigan
Mary Humphreys
Charles Lysaght
Daltún Ó Ceallaigh

 

Upcoming Events

DUBLIN LUNCH

Date: Saturday 29th June 2013 - details to follow

 

Notice

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL 2013

Renewal of annual membership is now due. For details, click here.