The Day of Reflection on 21 June each year is a day of personal and private reflection on the conflict in and about Northern Ireland. Follow/RT≠agreement
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ALT Chief Constable statement image
ALT Myself and alderman Yvonne Boyle in the beautiful st Patrick’s church Coleraine
ALT Myself reading the start of the names of those lost to the trouble from the book “lost lives”
ALT Image of large group of people standing inside a cathedral. Pictured at the annual Day of Reflection Service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast are (l-r): Lord Mayor of Belfast Tracy Kelly; Leader of the Corrymeela Community Rev Dr Alex Wimberly; Archbishop Eamon Martin; Junior Minister Aisling Reilly; Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly; Archbishop John McDowell and Dean of St. Anne’s Cathedral Rev.d Stephen Forde.
ALT Image of two people standing outside a cathedral. Pictured at the annual Day of Reflection Service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast are (l-r): Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Dean of St. Anne’s Cathedral Rev.d Stephen Forde.
ALT Image of two people in a cathedral. Pictured at the annual Day of Reflection Service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast are (l-r): Junior Minister Aisling Reilly and Dean of St. Anne’s Cathedral Rev.d Stephen Forde.
ALT Booklet from service , with image of sunset
ALT Ald Yvonne Boyle & Deputy Mayor Ald Richard Stewart at St Patrick’s Church ‘Day of Reflection’, Coleraine
ALT CC&G Deputy Mayor Ald Richard Stewart reading at St Patrick’s Church ‘Day Of Reflection’
ALT Today is ‘A Day of Reflection’ when I and others take a moment to think of friends who were killed or injured as a result of the conflict in and around Northern Ireland. My thoughts are also with those who lost loved ones or had family members injured. We should never forget or revisit the conflict. We need to build a better future.
ALT Today is ‘A Day of Reflection’ when I and others take a moment to think of friends who were killed or injured as a result of the conflict in and around Northern Ireland. My thoughts are also with those who lost loved ones or had family members injured. We should never forget or revisit the conflict. We need to build a better future.
ALT Today is ‘A Day of Reflection’ when I and others take a moment to think of friends who were killed or injured as a result of the conflict in and around Northern Ireland. My thoughts are also with those who lost loved ones or had family members injured. We should never forget or revisit the conflict. We need to build a better future.
ALT Today is ‘A Day of Reflection’ when I and others take a moment to think of friends who were killed or injured as a result of the conflict in and around Northern Ireland. My thoughts are also with those who lost loved ones or had family members injured. We should never forget or revisit the conflict. We need to build a better future.
