Funding boost for peace centre

An organisation commemorating two children killed in an IRA bomb attack is to receive cash from the Government to support its peace and reconciliation work.

Funding boost for peace centre

An organisation commemorating two children killed in an IRA bomb attack is to receive cash from the Government to support its peace and reconciliation work.

The Department of Foreign Affairs has pledged €29,000 to The Tim Parry/Jonathan Ball Trust in Warrington, England as part of a €1.3m package supporting 39 organisations in Ireland and the UK involved in peace and reconciliation work.

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