This ran during Good Relations Week 2025
It is here as a record of what happened. The dates and any booking links below are from 2025 and will not work now.
Run by Falls Community Council
Falls Community Council is hosting a cross community visit to the new exhibition in St Comgall’s ‘The Falls, Where The Troubles Began’. The event will include lunch and reflection.
On Wednesday 15th October, Falls Community Council is hosting a cross community visit to our new exhibition in St Comgall’s entitled ‘The Falls, Where The Troubles Began’. The exhibition tells the story of the outbreak of the conflict on the Falls in 1969 through photographs and film footage from the time and also the memories and experiences of those who lived through it. The exhibition sets out the social and economic history of the area and also describes the early development of the peace process and how the community shaped the future and regeneration of the area.
The cross community event will start at 12pm with introductions and finish with lunch at 1.30pm and review of the experience.
Invitation only
For further information on this event, please contact Claire Hackett, [email protected]. Or Seamus Finucane [email protected]
Multicultural workshop with food, stories and crafts from around the world with Belfast City Of Sanctuary
Exhibition
See an exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles at the Ulster Museum.
Sporting event
Join us for an action-packed Good Relations Week 2025 event as the Irish Football Association (IFA) and Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council team up to host a five-a-side football tournament promoting integration, inclusion, and community spirit.
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