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  • Abbey Villa Community Relations 1

    VILLAGE CLUB SIGNALS ITS INTENT TO BE COMMUNITY HUB

    Abbey Villa FC launched its new Community Relations Strategy in Millisle last night (14 Sep). Work to develop the strategy was supported by the Irish Football Association. Lisa Rickett from the IFA said ‘The IFA is fully committed to community relations through its Football for All campaign. We were delighted when Abbey Villa came to us and asked for our help’.more on village club signals its intent to be community hub

  • Newry Sports Club and Community Development - sept 2011

    DAMOLLY UNITED SCORE POINTS OFF THE FIELD!

    NEWRY Sports Partnership in Association with the Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin recently presented members of the Damolly United Football Club with their awards in Sports Club and Community Development.more on damolly united score points off the field!

  • George Best Street League logo

    IFA BACKS GEORGE BEST STREET LEAGUE

    NEXT week up to 600 local young people will converge in North Belfast – not at one of the interface areas but at Solitude, home of Cliftonville FC, to take part in the 6th Annual George Best Street League.more on ifa backs george best street league

  • Crumlin United community relations - july 2011

    CLUB SHOWS COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY

    CRUMLIN United have become one of the first clubs in Northern Ireland to complete an Irish FA endorsed Community Relations Audit and development of a new community relations strategy as part of the IFA’s EU Peace III funded community relations drive across the domestic game, with many more clubs following this path in the near future.more on club shows commitment to community

  • Refugee Respect World Cup 2011

    REFUGEE RESPECT WORLD CUP 2011

    WITH support from UEFA and EU Peace III an Irish FA endorsed Refugee Respect World Cup 2011 was held on recently at Shaftesbury Recreation Centre as part of Refugee Week 2011.more on refugee respect world cup 2011

  • Community Relations Week - pre week pic - May 2011

    JUSTICE MINISTER BACKS COMMUNITY RELATIONS WEEK

    COMMUNITY Relations Week, organised by the Community Relations Council takes place from May 23 to May 28, with the theme ‘Division No Quick Fix’.more on justice minister backs community relations week

  • Glentoran United through Sport

    GLENTORAN ACADEMY IN 'UNITED THROUGH SPORT' EVENTS

    The Glentoran Academy U17 squad today, Saturday 29th January 2011, participated in an innovative ‘United Through Sport’ educational workshop and exhibition match aimed at promoting social inclusion and cultural integration through sport.more on glentoran academy in 'united through sport' events

  • Pre Emirates conference pic - nov 2010

    IRISH FA SET FOR EMIRATES CONFERENCE

    THE Irish FA's EU funded anti-sectarian Football For All Project has been selected as a model of good practice to be highlighted at a prestigious Total Cohesion conference at the Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal Football Club, on Thursday 9 December.more on irish fa set for emirates conference

  • FFA domestic seminar - nov 2010

    DOMESTIC SEMINAR BENEFITS LOCAL CLUBS

    THE Irish FA's EU funded Football For All team hosted a Community Problem Solving Through Sport master class in partnership with Charlton Athletic Football Club and Salvus on Monday.more on domestic seminar benefits local clubs

  • Rivals Not Enemies campaign - michael boyd - nov 2010

    RIVALS NOT ENEMIES CAMPAIGN

    THE Irish FA’s Head of Community Relations, Michael Boyd was in Scotland recently to support the launch of a new anti-sectarian campaign called Rivals Not Enemies.more on rivals not enemies campaign

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