Run by The Belfast Women's Assembly
Linda Ervine will join the Belfast Women's Assembly, in conversation in St Comgall's/lonad Eileen Howell, Divis Street, Belfast on Tuesday 13th October 2026, 7pm.
The founder of Scoil na Seolta, the first Integrated school to teach through the medium of Irish, Linda Ervine continues to have an active role in peacebuilding in the heart of East Belfast. Linda has long campaigned for the de-politicisation of the Irish language, so it can be enjoyed by everyone.
THIS GATHERING OF THE ASSEMBLY IS FACILITATED BY SOPHIE NELSON FROM BWA
The Belfast Women's Assembly
The Belfast Women’s Assembly is an independent nonparty political civic organisation that calls for women’s full participation in preparation for potential new constitutional arrangements across these islands and within Europe post-Brexit. Guided by principles of equality, rights, and safety, BWA foresees a future where these principles are central to constitutional change. BWA facilitates and encourages inclusive public and private conversations across Belfast and beyond.
Sporting event
This will run for 6 weeks in Ardmore Recreation Centre followed by a Celebration Tournament in Brownlow, Lurgan.
Workshop, training or seminar
African Drumming Workshop in Rathcoole Library - all welcome. In partnership with Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council.
Exhibition
FODC GR Team are supporting this event hosted by Strule Shared Education Campus. Bringing young people together through shared learning to build connections and explore future opportunities.
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