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Cross-Border Project Connects Creeslough and Greysteel Communities
A new €6.2 million cross-border project has been launched to bring together the communities of Creeslough and Greysteel. The initiative aims to foster connection and healing between these areas that have experienced tragic events.
7 Jun, 11:17 — 7 Jun, 13:40
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irish-independent63d ago
€6.2m cross-border project will bring together tragic communities of Creeslough and Greysteel
More than €6.28m has been awarded to a project involving two communities impacted by tragedy
By Jonathan McCambridge
Read full article →the-journal63d ago
New €6.3 million cross-border project aims to bring together Creeslough and Greysteel communities
Matthew Byrne, from the Creeslough Community Association, said the award ‘further recognises the trauma’ that both communities continue to experience.
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