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Summer 2026 PEACEPLUS Newsletter

Spring 2026 PEACEPLUS Newsletter

Spring 2025 PEACEPLUS Newsletter 

Press Releases

New Play Park Opens in Cavanaleck

New Play Park in Lack Opens as Part of PEACEPLUS Outdoor Recreation Programme

PEACEPLUS Networking Information Event

PEACEPLUS Community Youth Easter Camp

PEACEPLUS Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music Programme Launch

PEACEPLUS New Outdoor Play Space at Gortin Village

PEACEPLUS New Outdoor Play Space at Derrygonnelly Community Centre

PEACEPLUS Networking Event

PEACEPLUS Launch Local Action Plan

 

PEACEPLUS in Video

In April 2026, the PEACEPLUS Team hosted a Networking and Information Event at the Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, to mark the launch of the implementation phase of the Local Action Plan. The event highlighted a wide range of PEACEPLUS-funded opportunities in skills development, volunteering, health and wellbeing, youth engagement, and cultural awareness. It also encouraged communities across the district to get involved in the exciting programmes now underway. Watch our video to see highlights from the event and hear from those involved. 

In June, the Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music Programme launched its first strand, Irish Country Music, with a series of hugely popular social dancing classes. Over six weeks, participants learned a variety of traditional dances, including the jive, quickstep, foxtrot, waltz, line dancing and two-hand dances culminating in a shared ‘Final Fling’, celebrating music, dance and the new friendships formed. For more information on upcoming strands of the programme, contact Anne-Marie at peaceplus@dunuladh.ie. Watch our video highlights and hear participants share their experiences of taking part.

 

 

PEACEPLUS in Pictures

Showcasing the people, projects and activities that make up the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan.

For more information on our programmes, including Delivery Partner contact details, visit: https://www.fermanaghomagh.com/services/community/the-peaceplus-programme/peaceplus-programmes-meet-our-delivery-partners/

To learn about our current events and workshops, visit: https://www.fermanaghomagh.com/services/community/the-peaceplus-programme/events-and-workshops/

Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Debbie Coyle, and Chair of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, are joined by Stewart Burns, Cleansing Manager, Michelle McGinley, Play Parks Officer and children at the official opening of the new play park in Ederney. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Debbie Coyle, and Chair of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, are joined by Stewart Burns, Cleansing Manager, Michelle McGinley, Play Parks Officer and children at the official opening of the new play park in Ederney. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Debbie Coyle, and Chair of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, are joined by Stewart Burns, Cleansing Manager, Michelle McGinley, Play Parks Officer, and local residents to mark the opening of the new Lack Community Play Park. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Debbie Coyle, and Chair of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, are joined by Stewart Burns, Cleansing Manager, Michelle McGinley, Play Parks Officer, and local residents to mark the opening of the new Lack Community Play Park. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Local residents enjoy the new play park in Lack following the completion of construction works. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan, which will transform 10 outdoor community spaces across the district. The programme is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Local residents enjoy the new play park in Lack following the completion of construction works. The project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme within the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan, which will transform 10 outdoor community spaces across the district. The programme is funded through PEACEPLUS, with match funding provided by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Bradley from Bikewise demonstrates bike maintenance techniques to a participant at the Environment for All Bike Repair Workshop. The session gave participants the opportunity to develop practical maintenance skills and receive expert advice on keeping their bicycles safe, reliable, and ready for the road.
Bradley from Bikewise demonstrates bike maintenance techniques to a participant at the Environment for All Bike Repair Workshop. The session gave participants the opportunity to develop practical maintenance skills and receive expert advice on keeping their bicycles safe, reliable, and ready for the road.
Making new connections at the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, Final Fling celebration, marking the culmination of six weeks of social dancing classes held across Gortin, Cashel, Glenpark and Monaghan.
Making new connections at the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, Final Fling celebration, marking the culmination of six weeks of social dancing classes held across Gortin, Cashel, Glenpark and Monaghan.
Participants in the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, pictured dancing at the Final Fling celebration, marking the culmination of six weeks of social dancing classes held across Gortin, Cashel, Glenpark and Monaghan. The programme provided opportunities for participants to build new connections and develop their dancing skills in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Participants in the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, pictured dancing at the Final Fling celebration, marking the culmination of six weeks of social dancing classes held across Gortin, Cashel, Glenpark and Monaghan. The programme provided opportunities for participants to build new connections and develop their dancing skills in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme receiving certificates after completing Adult Safeguarding Training. The course supports those in safeguarding roles, providing an understanding of responsibilities, reporting procedures, and key issues such as consent, capacity and organisational duties.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme receiving certificates after completing Adult Safeguarding Training. The course supports those in safeguarding roles, providing an understanding of responsibilities, reporting procedures, and key issues such as consent, capacity and organisational duties.
Community representatives from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District during a learning visit to Carrickmacross Tidy Towns as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Participants gained an insight into the group's award-winning approach to environmental improvement, biodiversity enhancement and community-led regeneration. Widely regarded as one of Ireland's most successful Tidy Towns groups, Carrickmacross has achieved Gold Medal status on numerous occasions in the national SuperValu TidyTowns competition and has also been recognised through the Town Centre First Awards.
Community representatives from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District during a learning visit to Carrickmacross Tidy Towns as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Participants gained an insight into the group's award-winning approach to environmental improvement, biodiversity enhancement and community-led regeneration. Widely regarded as one of Ireland's most successful Tidy Towns groups, Carrickmacross has achieved Gold Medal status on numerous occasions in the national SuperValu TidyTowns competition and has also been recognised through the Town Centre First Awards.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Arlene Ennis, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Ryan Tracey and Geraldine Keys of FOCUS, alongside participants at the launch of the new PEACEPLUS-funded programme, I Want You To Know About Me. The initiative will engage Irish Traveller, newcomer and ethnic minority, and LGBTQIA+ communities from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District through a range of creative, cultural and skills-based activities that promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and strengthen community connections.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Arlene Ennis, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Ryan Tracey and Geraldine Keys of FOCUS, alongside participants at the launch of the new PEACEPLUS-funded programme, I Want You To Know About Me. The initiative will engage Irish Traveller, newcomer and ethnic minority, and LGBTQIA+ communities from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District through a range of creative, cultural and skills-based activities that promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and strengthen community connections.
Geraldine Keys, Project Support Officer, and Ryan Tracey, Project Coordinator, FOCUS, delivery partners for the PEACEPLUS programme, I Want You To Know About Me, which aims to promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and strengthen community connections across the Fermanagh and Omagh District.
Geraldine Keys, Project Support Officer, and Ryan Tracey, Project Coordinator, FOCUS, delivery partners for the PEACEPLUS programme, I Want You To Know About Me, which aims to promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and strengthen community connections across the Fermanagh and Omagh District.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Omagh Pride members Oisin Donnelly, Bronagh McAteer and Eddie McCaul, participants in the PEACEPLUS-funded I Want You to Know About Me programme delivered by FOCUS. The programme supports community connection, celebrates diversity and promotes inclusion through a range of creative, cultural and skills-based activities across the Fermanagh and Omagh District.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Omagh Pride members Oisin Donnelly, Bronagh McAteer and Eddie McCaul, participants in the PEACEPLUS-funded I Want You to Know About Me programme delivered by FOCUS. The programme supports community connection, celebrates diversity and promotes inclusion through a range of creative, cultural and skills-based activities across the Fermanagh and Omagh District.
Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, pictured with participants at the final workshop of the Omagh Heritage Forum and Cavan Orphanage Committee's, Exploring Local Heritage programme. Held at Enniskillen Castle, the workshop provided an opportunity to reflect on the project's achievements, review key outcomes and discuss proposals for the development of memorial spaces at the former Workhouse site in Omagh and St Joseph's Orphanage in Cavan. The programme enabled participants to explore shared heritage, uncover local stories and contribute to the preservation and interpretation of important historical sites.
Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, pictured with participants at the final workshop of the Omagh Heritage Forum and Cavan Orphanage Committee's, Exploring Local Heritage programme. Held at Enniskillen Castle, the workshop provided an opportunity to reflect on the project's achievements, review key outcomes and discuss proposals for the development of memorial spaces at the former Workhouse site in Omagh and St Joseph's Orphanage in Cavan. The programme enabled participants to explore shared heritage, uncover local stories and contribute to the preservation and interpretation of important historical sites.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme attending the Introduction to Social Media, AI Tools & Canva training, focusing on building confidence in social media, using AI tools for content creation, and designing simple promotional materials in Canva
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme attending the Introduction to Social Media, AI Tools & Canva training, focusing on building confidence in social media, using AI tools for content creation, and designing simple promotional materials in Canva
Pupils from McClintock Primary School pictured taking part in a litter pick as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. The activity encouraged environmental responsibility and community pride while helping to improve the local area.
Pupils from McClintock Primary School pictured taking part in a litter pick as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. The activity encouraged environmental responsibility and community pride while helping to improve the local area.
Environmental packs delivered to 12 community and school groups as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme, supporting participants to explore environmental sustainability, biodiversity and positive action within their local communities.
Environmental packs delivered to 12 community and school groups as part of the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme, supporting participants to explore environmental sustainability, biodiversity and positive action within their local communities.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, and members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and identified potential areas for joint programme delivery, partnership working and community engagement.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, and members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and identified potential areas for joint programme delivery, partnership working and community engagement.
Members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and shared learning, while identifying potential areas for future joint programme delivery, partnership working and community engagement.
Members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and shared learning, while identifying potential areas for future joint programme delivery, partnership working and community engagement.
Members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and identified potential areas for joint programme delivery, partnership working, and community engagement.
Members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership pictured during a Best Practice Visit to Leitrim County Council, where they explored opportunities for cross-border collaboration and identified potential areas for joint programme delivery, partnership working, and community engagement.
Participants from the Connecting Communities Through Wellbeing Programme enjoying a Walking For All event, promoting physical activity, wellbeing, and community connection.
Participants from the Connecting Communities Through Wellbeing Programme enjoying a Walking For All event, promoting physical activity, wellbeing, and community connection.
Members of Dromore 2000 Community Group and the local Men's Shed pictured creating window boxes for businesses throughout the town using timber supplied through the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council also provided bedding plants for the initiative, with both groups working together to enhance the local environment and promote community pride in Dromore.
Members of Dromore 2000 Community Group and the local Men's Shed pictured creating window boxes for businesses throughout the town using timber supplied through the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council also provided bedding plants for the initiative, with both groups working together to enhance the local environment and promote community pride in Dromore.
Members of Dromore 2000 Community Group and the local Men's Shed pictured creating window boxes for businesses throughout the town using timber supplied through the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council also provided bedding plants for the initiative, with both groups working together to enhance the local environment and promote community pride in Dromore.
Members of Dromore 2000 Community Group and the local Men's Shed pictured creating window boxes for businesses throughout the town using timber supplied through the PEACEPLUS Environment for All Programme. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council also provided bedding plants for the initiative, with both groups working together to enhance the local environment and promote community pride in Dromore.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council officially launched the implementation phase of its PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan, supported by more than €5.6 million in funding to help build stronger, more connected communities across the district. Through 13 programmes, the plan will deliver a wide range of opportunities for local residents, including skills development, youth engagement, health and wellbeing initiatives, cultural awareness activities and community-led projects designed to create lasting positive impact.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council officially launched the implementation phase of its PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan, supported by more than €5.6 million in funding to help build stronger, more connected communities across the district. Through 13 programmes, the plan will deliver a wide range of opportunities for local residents, including skills development, youth engagement, health and wellbeing initiatives, cultural awareness activities and community-led projects designed to create lasting positive impact.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme attending the Committees: Roles, Functions and Responsibilities training. The session explores how to establish and run a community group, including forming a committee, understanding different group structures, and clarifying the roles and responsibilities of office bearers and members.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme attending the Committees: Roles, Functions and Responsibilities training. The session explores how to establish and run a community group, including forming a committee, understanding different group structures, and clarifying the roles and responsibilities of office bearers and members.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, Deborah McCartan, PEACEPLUS Co-ordinator, Pauline Quinn of delivery partner Todd’s Leap, Stephen Beattie of AB Coaching, and young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme. The programme engaged participants aged 11–16 in team-building challenges, sports activities and workshops focused on respect, diversity and mental health, helping to build confidence, develop new skills and foster positive relationships across communities.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff, pictured with Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson, Deborah McCartan, PEACEPLUS Co-ordinator, Pauline Quinn of delivery partner Todd’s Leap, Stephen Beattie of AB Coaching, and young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme. The programme engaged participants aged 11–16 in team-building challenges, sports activities and workshops focused on respect, diversity and mental health, helping to build confidence, develop new skills and foster positive relationships across communities.
Young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
Young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
Young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
Young people from across the Fermanagh and Omagh District taking part in the first activities of the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
Stephen Beattie of AB Coaching working with young people during the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
Stephen Beattie of AB Coaching working with young people during the PEACEPLUS Community Youth Programme.
PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme Family Volunteering Event, Newtownbutler.
PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme Family Volunteering Event, Newtownbutler.
Participants on the PEACEPLUS Environment For All Programme during a visit to Foyle Repair Cafe.
Participants on the PEACEPLUS Environment For All Programme during a visit to Foyle Repair Cafe.
Launching the 'Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music' Programme at the Strule Arts Centre on Thursday evening, pictured l-r: Vice Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Ryan Tracey, Arlene Ennis, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Cllr Glen Campbell, Anne-Marie Devine, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Mollie Gallagher, Dun Uladh Manager and Tony McGartland, St Eugene's Band.
Launching the 'Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music' Programme at the Strule Arts Centre on Thursday evening, pictured l-r: Vice Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Ryan Tracey, Arlene Ennis, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Cllr Glen Campbell, Anne-Marie Devine, PEACEPLUS Project Officer, Mollie Gallagher, Dun Uladh Manager and Tony McGartland, St Eugene's Band.
St Eugene’s Band perform at the official launch of the ‘Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music’ Programme.
St Eugene’s Band perform at the official launch of the ‘Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music’ Programme.
Anne-Marie Devine, Dun Uladh Project Officer for the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, pictured with Councillor Colette McNulty and Marie Garrity, Glenpark facilitator for the social dancing classes.
Anne-Marie Devine, Dun Uladh Project Officer for the PEACEPLUS programme, Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music, pictured with Councillor Colette McNulty and Marie Garrity, Glenpark facilitator for the social dancing classes.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff and Chairman of PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson pictured at the launch of works for the new play park at Owenkillew Community Centre, Gortin. Supported through PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme and will create a welcoming, accessible and inclusive space for local residents and visitors. The new facility will provide opportunities for play, recreation and community gatherings, encouraging social interaction, physical activity and cross-community engagement.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor Barry McElduff and Chairman of PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson pictured at the launch of works for the new play park at Owenkillew Community Centre, Gortin. Supported through PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the project forms part of the Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme and will create a welcoming, accessible and inclusive space for local residents and visitors. The new facility will provide opportunities for play, recreation and community gatherings, encouraging social interaction, physical activity and cross-community engagement.
The site at Owenkillew Community Centre, Gortin, which will be transformed into a new play park through the PEACEPLUS Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme. Supported by PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the development will create a welcoming and inclusive space for play, recreation and community engagement.
The site at Owenkillew Community Centre, Gortin, which will be transformed into a new play park through the PEACEPLUS Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme. Supported by PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the development will create a welcoming and inclusive space for play, recreation and community engagement.
Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Alison McCullagh and Chairman Councillor Barry McElduff pictured with Delivery Partners and members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership.
Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Alison McCullagh and Chairman Councillor Barry McElduff pictured with Delivery Partners and members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership.
PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan networking event held in the Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen. The Council has been awarded over €5.6 million in funding to deliver 13 programmes under the PEACEPLUS initiative, aimed at addressing key social, economic, and environmental priorities across the district.
PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan networking event held in the Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen. The Council has been awarded over €5.6 million in funding to deliver 13 programmes under the PEACEPLUS initiative, aimed at addressing key social, economic, and environmental priorities across the district.
Delivery Partner, Jenny Irvine from ARC Healthy Living, speaks at the PEACEPLUS Networking Event held in October 2025.
Delivery Partner, Jenny Irvine from ARC Healthy Living, speaks at the PEACEPLUS Networking Event held in October 2025.
Pictured at the PEACEPLUS Networking event, Alison McCullagh, Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council with members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Allan Rainey and Ms Eileen Drumm.
Pictured at the PEACEPLUS Networking event, Alison McCullagh, Chief Executive of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council with members of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Allan Rainey and Ms Eileen Drumm.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme taking part in a Family Volunteering Event, Lisnarick.
Participants of the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme taking part in a Family Volunteering Event, Lisnarick.
A Celebration of Shared Heritage ‘Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music’ Programme Launches.
A Celebration of Shared Heritage ‘Exploration of Our Cultural Roots Through Music’ Programme Launches.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Barry McElduff and Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson with Clare Shannon, Project Officer for Play Park Strategy, Deborah McCartan, PEACEPLUS Programme Coordinator, Ben Miller, H&S Advisor and Michelle McGinley, Project Officer for Play Park Strategy at Derrygonnelly Community Centre where work is due to commence for a new community play park jointly funded by the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and Fermanagh and Omagh Distrcit Council.
Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Barry McElduff and Chairman of the PEACEPLUS Partnership, Councillor Errol Thompson with Clare Shannon, Project Officer for Play Park Strategy, Deborah McCartan, PEACEPLUS Programme Coordinator, Ben Miller, H&S Advisor and Michelle McGinley, Project Officer for Play Park Strategy at Derrygonnelly Community Centre where work is due to commence for a new community play park jointly funded by the Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan and Fermanagh and Omagh Distrcit Council.
The site at Derrygonnelly Community Centre, which will be transformed into a new play park through the PEACEPLUS Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme. Supported by PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the development will create a welcoming and inclusive space for play, recreation and community engagement.
The site at Derrygonnelly Community Centre, which will be transformed into a new play park through the PEACEPLUS Outdoor Recreational Capital Programme. Supported by PEACEPLUS funding and match-funding from Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the development will create a welcoming and inclusive space for play, recreation and community engagement.
Promoting the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme to students of Enniskillen Royal Grammar School.
Promoting the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme to students of Enniskillen Royal Grammar School.
Promoting volunteering through the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme at Omagh High School.
Promoting volunteering through the PEACEPLUS ‘Investing in Community Volunteers’ Programme at Omagh High School.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is proud to announce that it has secured €5,671,195 to implement a PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan aimed at promoting positive relations between people from diverse backgrounds and communities. Pictured at the offical launch L-R Ms Gobhnait Swift, Department of Rural and Community Development, Ms Jenny Irvine, ARC Healthy Living Centre, Mr Paul Sheridan, Special EU Programme Body (SEUPB), Junior Minister Reilly, The Executive Office, Councillor Allan Rainey, Chairperson, Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Partnership, Junior Minister Cameron, The Executive Office, Councillor John McClaughry, Chairperson, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Ms Sinead McEvoy, Director of Regeneration and Planning, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is proud to announce that it has secured €5,671,195 to implement a PEACEPLUS Local Action Plan aimed at promoting positive relations between people from diverse backgrounds and communities. Pictured at the offical launch L-R Ms Gobhnait Swift, Department of Rural and Community Development, Ms Jenny Irvine, ARC Healthy Living Centre, Mr Paul Sheridan, Special EU Programme Body (SEUPB), Junior Minister Reilly, The Executive Office, Councillor Allan Rainey, Chairperson, Fermanagh and Omagh PEACEPLUS Partnership, Junior Minister Cameron, The Executive Office, Councillor John McClaughry, Chairperson, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Ms Sinead McEvoy, Director of Regeneration and Planning, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Launch of Peaceplus Local Action Plan.
Launch of Peaceplus Local Action Plan.