THERE are no soft options in the process of reconciliation, the Archbishop of Canterbury said on Sunday, when he joined the RC Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd Eamon Martin, and other church ...

Peace-building organisation Corrymeela retains a vital role 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, its new leader has said. The centre was founded in 1965 to help individuals and communities ...

The Prince of Wales is to visit Northern Ireland's oldest peace and reconciliation centre on Friday at the conclusion of a trip which has been all about healing past wounds. The daughter of Lord ...

Ecumenist and leader at Corrymeela centre The Rev Dr John Morrow: THE REV Dr John Morrow, a former leader of Corrymeela who died on New Year's Day aged 77, will be widely… Sat Jan 10 2009 - 00:00 ...

Corrymeela works with about 11,000 people a year at its residential centre in Ballycastle, County Antrim. It was opened , external by former Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, Terence O'Neill.

A service has been held in St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast to celebrate 50 years of Northern Ireland's oldest reconciliation centre. Corrymeela was set up in 1965 to bring together people of ...

PRINCE Charles will visit Northern Ireland's longest-established peace and reconciliation centre today at the conclusion of his poignant trip to Ireland.

The Corrymeela Centre worked with victims throughout the Troubles and opened its doors 50 years ago. It sees around 11,000 people a year at its residential centre in Ballycastle, County Antrim.

The leader of the Corrymeela Centre has died aged 62 after a short battle with cancer. David Stevens was known for his commitment to peace and reconciliation and was a former head of a group ...

Prince Charles, who concluded his four-day tour of Ireland at peace center Corrymeela in County Antrim, said that Northern Ireland should “not be imprisoned by its history” and called for ...

Corrymeela works with about 11,000 people a year at its residential centre in Ballycastle, County Antrim. It was opened , external by former Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, Terence O'Neill.

Prince Charles has praised the "patient and painful work" to heal divisions at Northern Ireland's oldest peace and reconciliation centre. The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall have visited the ...