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Image of the PEACEPLUS logo which includes the logos of the programme co-funders and contains the text: PEACEPLUS Northern Ireland – Ireland. Co-funded by the European Union, UK Government, Government of Ireland, and Northern Ireland Executive.

PEACEPLUS CONNECT

A four-year project led by the British Council and supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

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Two large illustrated portraits on easels: one labelled ‘Jane Austen’ showing a figure in a bonnet and period attire, and the other depicting a person in similar historical clothing resting their head on one hand. Below the portraits are three catalogues titled ‘War Postcards’, ‘Identity Postcards’, and ‘Climate Postcards’, suggesting thematic exhibitions combing historical influences with contemporary issues.

Jane Austen 250 – Creative Postcards 2025

This literature-focused project will comprise a senior cycle schools’ network, involving 1,800 students from 63 schools across Ireland and the four nations of the UK.

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Higher Education Information Guide: UK - Ireland

Learn everything there is to know about Higher Education for students from Ireland wanting to study in the UK and vice versa.

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Presentation slide showing ‘41st EVA International’ and prominently featuring the name ‘Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh’ in black text on a white background with green and beige geometric shapes on the left.

41st EVA International Biennial

We are delighted to support the participation of Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh at the 41st EVA International – Ireland’s Biennial of Contemporary Art.

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Empowering Voices: LGBTQ+ Youth Untold Stories

The young people explore themes such as queer joy, finding community and friendship, self-discovery, light in the darkness, and the realities of being LGBTQ+.

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