Lessons for a Peaceful Europe 100 years after World War 1
Have we learnt anything from the tragedy and legacy of the First World War? Are we condemned to repeat it in another form? Are we doing enough to keep the European project alive?
Glencree is delighted to join the German Embassy, the Lutheran Church in Ireland, […]
Glencree Aiming to Become Leading Peace Centre in Ireland & Europe
Glencree, Ireland. 8 October 2018. Glencree, the Republic of Ireland’s only centre dedicated to peace and reconciliation, today launched […]
St. Kevin’s Reformatory operated in Glencree from 1859-1940. We invite anyone with memories of it, former relatives, teachers, caretakers, workers, who had association to come and share it’s history.
This event is the start of an exploration of the historic heritage of the Glencree Centre with particular […]
The Annual Report illustrates once again, the ever increasing level of activity across all of the programmes in Glencree. During the course of the year, programme staff were involved in areas of work ranging from Cultural Integration, Working with Women, Legacy of Violence, Peace Education and Political Dialogue.
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‘The Glencee Story‘ is a short video to illustrate the rich history and the vital work of the Republic of Ireland’s only Peace Centre, the Glencree Centre for Peace & Reconciliation.
Glencree is a place that focuses on dialogue and difficult conversations as a way of deepening reconciliation and building relationships across the island of Ireland, the […]
Glencree’s CEO Naoimh McNamee and Glencree Women’s Programme Coordinator Phil Killeen, attended the Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin event entitled, ‘Promoting Women in Peace Mediation: The Importance of Networks’. The event took place on June 1st and was organised by the Conflict Resolution Unit of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Below are […]
The 2018 John Hume lecture, given by Professor Paul Arthur, took place in NUI Maynooth last May 22nd, marking the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Good Friday Agreement.
The lecture celebrates John Hume’s political work and contribution to the peace process.
In attendance were our own Pat Hynes and […]
