Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Omagh Business Complex
Gortrush Industrial Estate
Omagh
BT78 5LU
United Kingdom

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership, established in 1996, is a successful cross-border, not-for-profit organisation which aims to contribute to the improvement of the social and economic conditions, primarily in the counties of Tyrone, Donegal & the adjacent area.

Tyrone Donegal Partnership is primarily a development company which commenced as an Integrated Partnership to deliver International Fund for Ireland Wider Horizons Programmes. It was strengthened by its engagement on a wider range of EU Funded programmes, from the Special European Union Programmes Body for Peace and Reconciliation and the EU Interreg II and III programmes.

The Partnership has also developed strong working relations with a number of funding bodies. It is in a position to take direction from funding body representatives on, and closely associated with, the Partnership.   TDP has, in the past, received substantial financial support from the International Fund for Ireland, in particular its Wider Horizons Programme, INTERREG and the Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation (SSPPR).  In addition, it has received considerable funds and co-operation from DEL, FÁS, Co-operation Ireland, the Community Foundation N. Ireland, ADM/Combat Poverty Agency and a number of other support agencies. TDP also has active collaborations with various organisations in Canada and the United States of America which include, but are not limited to: Daytona Beach Community College, Florida; Irish Institute of Pittsburgh, and Duquesne University, Pittsburgh and the Irish Immigration Center, Boston and CanadaLinc Programmes Ontario, Canada.

 

Through its Wider Horizons, Digital Learning & Removing Barriers programmes, TDP has also fostered extensive networks among both Community Organisations & Economic Development companies within the Tyrone, Donegal, Derry, Monaghan, Fermanagh, Armagh, Cavan and Leitrim county areas.

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Border Lives recently launched its 6 films, a website, an app and an e-learning course. The project is managed by Tyrone Donegal Partnership and funded by the European Union's PEACE III Programme, managed for the Special EU Programmes Body by Pobal

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

The Border Lives project has been filming and recording stories from people who lived in the Border area of Northern Ireland during the Troubles. These personal stories have been captured within 6 documentaries that are being made available to the public.

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

An exciting storytelling project called 'Border Lives' is currently producing six short films capturing people's life and experiences along the border region of Northern Ireland, covering years from the 1940s, the troubles and to the present day.

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Border Lives is an important storytelling project taking place in Northern Ireland and the Border Region. It involves finding ordinary people who would be willing to talk about their life growing up, living, and working along the Border area.

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Harnessing Creativity is funded through the European Union’s INTERREG IVA programme and managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

The Border Lives project is a video storytelling initiative, that wishes to capture stories from people that lived in the Border Region during the Troubles. We want establish a website and develop 6 documentary type films, focusing on life in that region.

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Tyrone Donegal Partnership

Tyrone Donegal Partnership has received Peace III Funding on an new visual storytelling project, focusing solely on the Border Region. Entitled “Border Lives”, the project will be funded by Peace III, Theme 1.2 “Acknowledging & Dealing with the Past".

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Type of Organisation

VCSE

Team

  • Conor Mc Gale
  • Geraldine Keys