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Future Relationship Conversations: Reporting the Divide - The Media And The Constitutional Debate in Northern Ireland
Brown O'Connor
This ‘contextualising’ seminar features journalist and commentator David McCann, whose report examines the evolution of the constitutional debate in Northern Ireland through the lens of the local media.
It places into context some of the recent local political developments and gives an overview of the current state of Northern Ireland.
This session is part of Holywell Trust's Future Relationship Conversations project, which aims to equip the community with accurate, accessible information on constitutional issues in Northern Ireland, and beyond.
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Holywell Trust
10-12 Bishop Street
Derry/Londonderry
BT48 6PW
United Kingdom
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Future Relationship Conversations: Reporting the Divide - The Media And The Constitutional Debate in Northern Ireland
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