This site remains in existence as an archive accessible from the currently updating site, which is at http://www.irish-association.org. It reflects the situation as it was up to and during the Denis Kennedy presidency, which came to an end in 2000.
Content of This Site:
- President's Welcome (outlining objectives of Association)
- Administrative information:
- Current and Recent Events:
- Millennium Annual Conference in Virginia, Co Cavan;
- Millennium Autumn Seminar;
- Millennium Spring Seminar:
- the 1999 Conference in Carrickfergus;
- Recent Lecture and Seminar Papers:
- Lecture delivered by Dr C H Webb, Consultant Bacteriologist at the Royal Hospitals Trust, Belfast on the 15th May 2000 at the Ulster Museum, Belfast;
- Speech by George Howarth MP to the Belfast meeting March 7 2000;
- Address by the Most Reverend Dr Robin Eames,
Archbishop of Armagh, to the Irish Association Meeting in the Ulster Museum, Belfast, on Friday 21 January 2000;
- Speech by Unionist Assembly Member Duncan Shipley Dalton to the Irish Association at the Mansion House Dublin on 29th October 1999.
- Publications
- Archive Material:
- 1998 Conference, including a David Trimble contribution
- 1997 Conference...
- Some earlier material from the 30s, 40s and 50s is becoming available, and is being added here; primarily the 1982 'Beginnings' paper from Mary McNeill.
"The Irish Association, of which I was an active member for over twenty years, is a very effective contributor to the cause of Irish understanding, peace and reconciliation."
(MARY ROBINSON Former President of Ireland)
The contents of this web-site is copyright either to the Irish Association or to the authors. Contact e-mails were given, and the one given on this page is valid at the time of writing, but any found elsewhere in this sector are probably obsolete. RJ 2002.)
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This site is maintained by Dr Roy Johnston and was last updated on January 23 2001
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