Sir, – It is encouraging to know that the Quakers' event facilitated by Mediation NI at Corrymeela in the early 1990s "detonated a few myths" for the Taoiseach and the unionists and loyalists ...

Rite and Reason: Who can dispute that the collective work of groups such as the Corrymeela community contributed to a grassroots base on which political agreement could take root in Northern ...

During the week, I recorded an address for the Corrymeela Community as they gathered online at the beginning of a discernment process. I want to commend the leadership in Corrymeela for taking ...

THE Corrymeela Community has elected a new leader. THE Corrymeela Community has elected a new leader. Dr David Stevens, current general secretary of the Irish Council of Churches, succeeds Dr ...

Few people realise that the origins of the Corrymeela Community can be traced not to the start of the Troubles – Corrymeela was actually set up before the Troubles in 1965 – but to Ray Davey’s ...

Corrymeela now works with more than 10,000 people a year at its residential centre in Ballycastle and in schools and communities throughout Northern Ireland. It also has a dispersed community of more ...

During the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the Corrymeela Community offered a rare space for dialogue and common worship; today, its work includes embracing other religious traditions. During the ...

A service has been held in St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast to celebrate 50 years of Northern Ireland's oldest reconciliation centre.

After Dresden, a new play written by Philip Orr, explores the tragedy of the Second World War and how that in part inspired the foundation of the Corrymeela Community. The play is based on the ...

CORRYMEELA, Northern Ireland's longest established reconciliation community, is in the midst of a year of celebrations to mark its 50th anniversary, with a flagship weekend festival starting ...

Pádraig Ó Tuama, the former leader of the Corrymeela Community, will talk about the state of, and challenges to, reconciliation in Northern Ireland. Sponsored by the Princeton Rose Castle Society.