News and Press Releases from the International Fund for Ireland.

Multi-Million Pound Redevelopment Project Launched for East Belfast

Published on: 16 Dec 2011

Newtowncunningham Inter-Church Committee launches two year International Fund for Ireland funded project in Co. Donegal

Published on: 13 Dec 2011

The official launch of the Newtowncunningham Inter-Church ‘Newtown Shared Space’ project took place last Friday, 9 December, 2011 in Co. Donegal. The €131,352 project is primarily bein…

Sharing in Education Project launched in Post Primary Schools

Published on: 5 Dec 2011

Monday 5th December: A major cross-community project partnering schools from Nationalist and Unionist traditions in the North Eastern Education and Library Board area, was launched t…

Final evaluation highlights the success of the International Fund for Ireland’s Forthspring Good Relations Project

Published on: 2 Dec 2011

A project to reduce tensions at one of Belfast’s interface areas has been judged to be a success by an independent review an event heard today. (Friday 2 December 2011)

Opportunity Youth - Reaching Them Young celebrates success

Published on: 1 Dec 2011

The participants of the Reaching Them Young Project managed by Opportunity Youth, celebrated their success in a special event last night held in North Belfast.

Men’s Sheds Initiative gets official launch in Donegal

Published on: 28 Nov 2011

The official launch of the Men’s Sheds Initiative for Donegal took place on Friday night in the Niall Mór Community & Enterprise Centre, Killybegs, one of two locations earmarked…

Peace and reconciliation starts in the family home

Published on: 25 Nov 2011

New two year programme ‘Family Matters in the Community’ launched in Donegal

New Project launched as part of International Fund for Ireland’s Sharing in Education Programme

Published on: 22 Nov 2011

Community Groups share their approach to Community Relations and Peacebuilding

Published on: 21 Nov 2011

A special conference designed to share experiences and best practice in the field of community relations and reconciliation took place in Belfast today (21st November 2011).

International Fund for Ireland announces £3.7m/€4.5m support for peace building projects

Published on: 16 Nov 2011

Fund looks to the future with commitment to new Peace Studies Chair

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