Making Sense of Brexit – a symposium on issues & impacts

Welcome to the Irish AssociationThe principal objective of The Irish Association is the promotion of communication, understanding and co-operation between all the people of Ireland both North and South.A non-party political and non-sectarian Association with the aim 'to make reason and goodwill take the place of passion and prejudice in Ireland, North and South'.Mission StatementVISION:Reason and goodwill to take the place of passion and prejudice in Ireland, North and South.MISSION:To make a real contribution to the growth of reconciliation, mutual trust and respect through providing an impartial forum for dialogue and debate.GOALS & OBJECTIVES:- Act as a bridge to and between cultural, economic & social issues and interests across the island;- Encourage & develop broader and deeper analysis, debate and communication at all levels of Irish society;- Continually recreate platforms and processes to enable effective forms of cultural, economic and social relationships to emerge on the island of Ireland, North & South;-Act as an impartial and membership-driven forum for the shared concerns of the wide range of organisations and individuals involved in North-South affairs.

The Irish Association for Cultural, Economic and Social Relations

PROGRAMME
12.45pm   Introduction by President of the Irish Association - Cllr Dr Chris McGimpsey
Three contributors: 
Paul Gillespie, Irish Times/IIEA
Ray Bassett, Commentator &amp; former Irish Ambassador to Canada
Kerry Curran, Policy Research Manager, InterTradeIreland
Followed by an Open Forum
DONATION: £5.00

The Linen Hall Library

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