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Reflective visit to St Comgall's

Run by Falls Community Council

Falls Community Council are hosting a visit from a group of Quakers to St Comgall's to hear interviews in the Dúchas oral history archive and experience the exhibition- The Falls, where the Troubles began.

Falls Community Council are hosting a visit from a group of Quakers to St Comgall's. There are some interviews from Quakers in the Dúchas oral history archive which will be made available. The group will also experience the exhibition in St Comgall's - The Falls, where the Troubles began. This describes the outbreak of the conflict in the local area around St Comgall's which was a primary school at the time. The group visit will include discussion and reflection.

Who is running it

Falls Community Council

Phone
02890202030
Address
c/o St Comgall's, Divis St, Belfast BT12 4AQ Belfast County Antrim BT12 4AQ

Invitation only

[email protected]

Who it is for

  • Invited guests only

Accessibility

  • Step-free access
  • Accessible toilets
  • Accessible parking

Also on Friday 16 October

16 Oct

Showcase or award

Community Awards

An Awards Ceremony to celebrate the selfless work of individuals and Community Groups within ABC Borough

When
Fri 16 Oct · 7pm
Where
The Seagoe Hotel 22 Upper Church Lane, Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon
In person Booking needed
16 Oct

Discussion or talk

POP UP

Meet the FODC GR Team, find out about our work and explore opportunities to connect, participate and build positive relationships in your community.

When
Fri 16 Oct · 10am–1pm
Where
Lisnaskea Library, Fermanagh & Omagh
Free In person
16 Oct
5 dates

Exhibition

Photography Exhibition - 'Borrowed Land' by Rosalind Lowry

Sitting between land art and landscape photography, Lowry creates temporary, often barely legible interventions that exist for a moment before disappearing back into the terrain.

When
Fri 16 Oct · 11am–5pm
Where
Belfast Exposed, Belfast
Free In person