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Transforming political & inter-communal conflict since 1974

The Glencree Centre for Peace & Reconciliation works to prevent and transform political and inter-communal conflict and build peaceful, inclusive societies. We bring individuals and groups impacted by conflict together and help them find pathways to reconciliation and sustained peace through facilitated dialogue, relationship-building, public discourse and shared learning.


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Everyone has the right to live in peace


As the Republic of Ireland's only peace centre, and through our role in the peace process, Glencree is uniquely qualified within the international peacebuilding community to transform conflict. As well as our continued work on the island of Ireland, our perspective and expertise has been shared with over ten conflict and post-conflict countries around the globe.



Featured News & Events

June 2, 2023

Peace Book Club

‘The Power of Us’ by Jay J. Van Bavel and Dominic J. Packer
May 11, 2023

The Impact on Minorities during the birth of the Irish State

May 2, 2023

Glencree to Receive The Heritage Council for Community Heritage Funding

April 26, 2023

Paving the Path to Peace Conference

7/4/2023
May 3, 2021

Podcast: Introduction to Glencree

19/5/20: Podcast - Introducing the history and work of Glencree.
May 2, 2021

Podcast: The Glencree Dynamic Dialogue Process

11/9/20: Podcast - The power of Glencree's Dynamic Dialogue Process.
May 1, 2021

Podcast: Belonging & Identity in the Second Generation

23/5/20: Podcast - Part of our Belonging & Identity project, this podcast talks about diversity, integration and what it is like to be a young Muslim in Ireland during Ramadan and Eid in the time of Covid19.
 

    


Featured Programme


Women's Leadership Programme

Featuring the All-Island Women's Peacebuilding Network

The Glencree Women’s Programme has operated since 2004 with funding from the Reconciliation Fund of the Department of Foreign Affairs. This programme aims to support and empower women on the island of Ireland who have experience of political conflict/violence to become active leaders in the political processes that promote peacebuilding.

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