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Our Team

Joan O'Flynn

Acting CEO

Naoimh McNamee

CEO

Gerard Cahill

Chief Financial Officer

Pat Hynes

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Community & Political Dialogue Programme Manager

Nadette Foley

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Intercultural & Refugee Programme Manager

Louise Keating

Women's Leadership Programme Manager

Roisin McGlone

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Programme Manager, Addressing the Legacy of Violence through Facilitated Dialogue Project

Joe Robinson

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Researcher & Programme Developer

Eoin O'Keeffe

Eoin OKeeffe

Assistant Programme Manager, Community & Political Dialogue Programme

Val Kiernan

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Programme Assistant & Event Coordinator

Grainne Whitelaw

Office & Communications Administrator

Sinead Bolger

Sinead Bolger

Administrative Assistant, Intercultural & Refugee Programme

Sarah Butler

Project Administrator, Addressing the Legacy of Violence through Facilitated Dialogue Project

Terri O'Brien

Terri O'Brien

Programme Administrator, Community & Political Dialogue Programme

Pat Fleming

Caretaker

Gavin Kelly

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Manager, Armoury Café

Jerry Casey

Assistant Caretaker & Armoury Café Team

Gosia Sanecka

Armoury Café Team

James Clancy

Armoury Café Team

Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation - Our Board of Directors

Barbara Walshe

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Chair

Alan Tyrell

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Vice-Chair

Mary Curtin

Director

Sean Mc Gearty

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Director

Dara Hayes

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Director

Niamh Darcy

Director

Martin Long

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Director

Robin Hanan

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Director

Mary Madden CBE

Director

The Glencree Visitors Centre - Board of Directors

Anne Breslin

Chair

William O'Brien

Director

Denise Collins

Director

Marie Barr

Director

Gerard Cahill

Director

Find out more About Us

Glencree is committed to attaining and maintaining the highest standards of governance, to be accountable for what we do and transparent in how we do it.

Reformatory

A centre for peace and reconciliation since 1974, yet the early history of Glencree is marked by rebellion, famine and war.

sculpture

Glencree focuses on transforming conflict, promoting reconciliation, encouraging healthy relationships and building sustainable peace.