This spring Fellows across Northern Ireland and the Republic are warmly invited for an All-Ireland virtual gathering, hosted by your new Ireland Fellowship Councillors.
Tony and Rob would like to invite all Ireland Fellows to an informal introductory event on Tuesday 25 May. It will give us an opportunity to introduce ourselves (virtually face to face), listen to you and get to know you a little more, and explore how we can support your Fellowship.
It will also be a great opportunity to share the results of the recent Ireland Fellowship survey and share our plans for developing the Fellowship in Ireland with a significant intersectoral creative collaborative event, when in-person events are possible once again. There will be an opportunity to connect with other RSA Ireland Fellows and share your thoughts and reflections.
We look forward to meeting you!
Event hosts - RSA Ireland’s Fellowship Councillors:
Dr. Rob Worrall, based near Bandon in Co. Cork, runs his own consultancy designing and delivering development programmes, which enable leaders from diverse sectors to deliver organisational and social innovation initiatives in Ireland, UK, Kenya and Uganda. Prior to this, Rob had 15 years in senior-level roles enabling local, regional, national and international cross-sector collaborations. Rob also has notions as an apprentice storyteller and performance poet.
Tony Sheehan is currently Artistic Director of Triskel Arts Centre in Cork, a former government adviser on the arts, and has extensive experience with arts and community development projects in Ireland, particularly in Dublin.
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