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Saturday 3rd
9.30am Registration in Healy's Angler's Rest, Glenamoy (which is also the venue for all events until 11am)
9..45am Ritual opening and presentation by Gary White Deer – The CIRCLE (Choctaw-Irish Rossport Community Link for the Environment)
10.05am Setting the Scene: a Panel Discussion (chair: Andy Storey)
* Sr. Majella McCarron – From Niger Delta to Erris Shore
* Shell Speaker – How Shell Sees It
* Willie Corduff – Till the Cows Come Home
10.55 Song – Astrid Ni Mhongain
11.00am – 1.30pm: Morning Sessions (each of these will consist of short inputs followed by discussion)
Venue 1: Healy's Angler's Rest, Glenamoy
11.05am Bord 1: Ecology, Refinery and Pipeline with Brid Ní Sheigin and Imelda Moran (chair: Clare O Grady Walshe)
12.15pm Bord 2: Legal Perspectives: Enabling Access to Environmental Justice with Gráinne Gilmore
Venue 2: Glenamoy Community Hall
11.05am Bord 1: Perspectives on Policing with Johnny Connolly and John Monaghan
12.15pm Bord 2: International Perspectives Philip Ikurisi, Gary Whitedeer and
Kevin O'Hara: chair Michael McCaughan,
Venue 3: McGraths, Pullathomas
11.05am Bord 1: People's Resistance: from Davitt to Saro-Wiwa with Mark Garavan (chair: Iain Atack)
12.15pm Bord 2: The Role of Solidarity with Kate Kirkpatrick - Rossport Solidarity Camp and Sr. Majella Mc Carron, Ogoni Solidarity Ireland.
1.30 – 2.30 Lunch (Soup will be provided at each venue but you might like to bring your own sandwiches!)
2.30pm - 4pm Walk the Walk – a tour of the Erris area (refreshments provided along the way)
4.15pm Gathering back at Healy's Angler's Rest
4.20pm Hope in the Dark – a presentation by Sunny Jacob and Peter Pringle
5.00pm Presentation from 'Teenage Kicks', a drama-infused workshop with teenagers that will have been running throughout the day
5.15pm Bringing It All Back Home
* Feedback from each bord
* Music
* Summing up (Andy Storey)
5.45 pm Ends
6.30pm Dinner at Healy's
Film/Slides also in Healy's
In the evening there will be music from 9pm in McGraths
Sunday 4th (all occurring in Healy's Angler's Rest)
10.30am The Goat in the Flow Station – 25 years of experience in Nigeria with Fr. Kevin O'Hara.
12 noon The Way Forward: a discussion at which all are welcome (chair: Michael McCaughan)
1.00pm Conclude with music
This looks like an informative and well-organised event. I hope lots of people can attend