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Preparing for the Season of Creation 2025: Faith Communities and the Climate Emergency
As we approach this year’s Season of Creation (1st September–4th October), we are invited to reflect and act under the global theme Peace with Creation, inspired by Isaiah 32:14–18. The […]
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Church Leaders Bear Witness at Lough Neagh
On Wednesday 23 July 2025, the Church Leaders (Archbishop John McDowell, Rev Dr Trevor Gribben, Rev Alan Wardlow and Archbishop Eamon Martin) visited Lough Neagh and Coney Island for a day of […]
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How Your Local River Impacts Lough Neagh
The final of the Lough Neagh Partnership information evenings entitled ‘Connected Landscapes: How Your Local River Impacts Lough Neagh’ to help explain how what happens in the wider catchment can […]
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Northern Ireland as a Sacrifice Zone: The Lough Neagh Crisis
Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles, is in the midst of an environmental crisis. Once a vital ecosystem and source of livelihood, it is now facing […]
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A view from Louise Taylor
Northern Ireland has not always been good at accepting and embracing differences or acknowledging the brilliance in our collective variances. Yet it is in our variety that our greatest strength […]
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Louise Taylor will participate in the “Faiths Together for Climate Justice and Peace” Conference
We are looking forward to hearing from Louise Taylor at the “Faiths Together for Climate Justice and Peace” Conference. Louise is the founder of “Love Lough Neagh” and is an […]
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Lough Neagh Consultation Webinar
As part of the consultation process for the Lough Neagh Resilience Plan, the 30th July webinar provided an opportunity to hear from four experts on landscape acquisition and management; considering […]