Move to feature climate change in national art collection

Liam Fitzpatrick The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media has announced a €1.5m arts grant to ensure that climate change features more prominently in the national collection. A statement from the department insisted that it will ensure that State-owned art “is more representative of the diverse communities of contemporary Ireland”. Minister Catherine Martin…

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Synod must be rooted in prayer

Shannon Campbell The View We hear views we disagree with all the time, but do we really listen to them? How do we approach difficult conversations in a way that ensures everyone feels fully heard? These are questions my peers and I have been wrestling with over recent months as we’ve been expressing our views…

Significant damages awarded to Ballymurphy families

Staff reporter The families of nine people killed by British soldiers in west Belfast 50 years ago have been awarded significant damages, following an undisclosed settlement. The settlement comes as a result of civil cases brought against the Ministry of Defence for the killing of ten people who were shot dead in Ballymurphy in August…

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Walk the Camino for the hospice

Liam Fitzpatrick The Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) will host a hundred-kilometre walk along the Camino de Santiago later this year to raise much needed funds. Well-known broadcaster Martin King is among those encouraging people to participate in the September 30-October 7 walk. “End-of-life care helps people live their last days with dignity and supports their…

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