Justin McNulty

🌳🌳The last line in Séamus Mallon’s book “A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they will never sit.” 2 who made huge contributions to Ireland left us this year. I planted 2 Oaks for Séamus Mallon RIP & John Hume RIP to mark 2020 the year of their passing

🏟 🤸‍♂️ 📿 Next Thursday I will be jumping off the roof of @CrokePark (with a rope tied round my waist!) to raise vital funds for the Evora Hospice (formerly Southern Area Hospice @HospiceSAHS) 🤗 Your kind generosity would be warmly appreciated 🤗 👇🏻 justgiving.com/page/justin-mc…

Without Seamus Mallon the spirit of integrity and democracy might have been quenched.’

I got to know Seamus Mallon during the negotiations for the Good Friday Agreement where he was a tough, straight talking and unflappable negotiator with a wicked sense of humour. Seamus never lost faith in the primacy of nonviolent peaceful changemaking, even in the darkest days

Dawn Purvis, Vice Chair of the John and Pat Hume Foundation said; ‘We are delighted that Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD will deliver the Annual Seamus Mallon ‘Shared Homeplace’ Lecture which will recognise the selfless and courageous political contribution made by Seamus Mallon.

community and build an inclusive and generous island of Ireland for all communities based on peace and reconciliation.’

who emerged with an unblemished record of service that stands up to detailed scrutiny. Seamus Mallon is one of them. The new 'Shared Home Place' programme as part of the Shared Island Initiative is inspired by Seamus’s life-long work to deepen a shared connection to place and to

Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD said; ‘It is truly a great honour to deliver the Seamus Mallon Annual Lecture. Seamus was my friend, my long-time political hero and a truly great Irishman. In the difficult and complex history of Northern Ireland, there are very few political leaders

and recognised the power of connecting place and community.”

The Mallon family were also delighted that the new the Shared Island Initiative called the 'Shared Home Place' programme was partly inspired by Seamus Mallon’s words in his book  ‘A Shared Home Place’. My father always sought the genuine reconciliation of conflicting traditions

Orla Mallon, daughter of  Seamus Mallon said; “It is an honour that Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, a good friend of my late father, will deliver the annual Seamus Mallon Lecture.

Attending the thought provoking @HumeFoundation Séamus Mallon Lecture with keynote speaker Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD focused on creating a “Shared Homeplace” on this island we all belong to.

⛳️ The Gaels you meet at the golf #TheOpen

Dáil Day meeting TDs & Senators to discuss: 🩻 All Island Healthcare 🚧 The A5 ☘️ Irish Language Funding ☘️ Shared Island 🗿 Ireland’s Ancient East 🫆 Cross-border Crime 🗳️ Voting Age of 16 🏗️ Casement Park

TODAY IS THE DAY FOR THE HOSPICE

🏗️ Getting near time to jump off the roof of Croke Park for the Evora Hospice (formerly Southern Area Hospice) ☺️ Your kind generosity would be really appreciated 👇🏻 justgiving.com/page/justin-mc… (Hope the weather is better!) #Kindness #Compassion #Generosity #Hospice

⏱️ It'll soon be time to jump off our GAA HQ @CrokePark for the Evora Hospice @hospiceSAHS ☺️ Your support would be warmly appreciated 👇🏻 justgiving.com/page/justin-mc…