Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Junior Minister Aisling Reilly today visited the site of an ambitious £1.1m redevelopment project aimed at improving community relations and tackling homelessness in East Belfast. Read more ⬇️

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Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron have congratulated PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity on receiving the The King's Award at a celebration in Belfast.
The Junior Ministers praised the charity's volunteers for their invaluable suicide prevention and bereavement support work across NI.

First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly attended the launch of Good Relations Week 2024 today.

The theme for #GRW24 is ‘OpportUNITY’ with a week-long programme of events contributing to the #TBUC strategy delivery.

Ministers urged local…

Junior Minister Aisling Reilly was among the guests at today's GAA Handball Ireland All-Ireland 4-Wall Senior Singles Finals in Dublin. A two-time All-Ireland winner herself, she spoke ahead of the finals to wish the players well and later congratulated the winners.

Junior Minister Pam Cameron joined Irish FA President Conrad Kirkwood to cheer on the Northern Ireland women's team in last night’s Euro qualifying draw with Malta at the National Stadium at Windsor Park.

Afterwards the Minister said the players’ character, on and off the…

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron & Aisling Reilly joined Greater Shantallow Community Arts Studio2 - Derry today to celebrate the success of the ‘Our Space, Your Place’ good relations project. They praised the project & its participants for building strong community relations.

The call for #PEACEPLUS Building Positive Relations has now launched! This #GoodRelations funding stream will support projects that promote positive relations which transcend local boundaries.

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Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron addressed guests at the Twaddell Ardoyne Shankill Communities in Transition (TASCIT) presentation event yesterday, to mark the end of their good relations project - part funded by TEO's Central Good Relations Fund.

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Junior Minister Pam Cameron met with cast members and writers at a special preview screening of the second series of Blue Lights in Belfast.

Created and filmed here, the Junior Minister hailed the success of the popular drama and the positive impact a vibrant TV and film…

First Minister Michelle O’Neill, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly, and DAERA Minister Andrew Muir met with the Lough Neagh Partnership today, reaffirming the Executive’s commitment to protect Lough Neagh and the surrounding environment.

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📢2024/25 Planned Interventions Programme (PIP) - Now open for applications.

Delivered in partnership with Education Authority, PIP delivers good relations projects that contribute to #TBUC #GoodRelations and provide young people with positive opportunities.

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Speaking at tonight's Sport Building a United Community showcase at Parliament Buildings, Junior Minister Pam Cameron hailed the unifying effect of sport and the positive work of the Irish FA, Ulster Rugby, Ulster GAA, Belfast Giants and other sports towards Good Relations.

Speaking at today’s North South Youth Forum Peace event at Belfast City Hall, Junior Minister Pam Cameron hailed the success of the youth-led programme and recognised the crucial role young people have in inspiring positive change across all areas of society.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill was delighted to visit An Coire Arts Centre today for the launch of Carnlann - an exhibition celebrating 30 years of Carntogher Community Association. She praised the Association for its valuable work strengthening the local community.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly have sent their best wishes to the Princess of Wales following her recent cancer diagnosis.

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📹Another busy week for the First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly, which included:

➡️Announcement of £150million funding for the Strule Shared Education Campus;
➡️Meeting with The Queen;
➡️Communities in Transition Project event
➡️Visit…

The temporary car park at Ebrington will be closed to the public from 7pm this Sunday, 24 March, until Monday 8 April. Full details⬇️

The Executive has pledged to provide £150million of earmarked additional funding over the next three years to deliver the Strule Shared Education Campus in Omagh.

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The deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly visited Lisburn Cricket Club’s Cecil Walker Cricket Academy to meet with some of the fantastic young girls taking part in a training session.

As well as discussing the importance of sport for young people, she congratulated them on…