CENTRE for CROSS BORDER STUDIES
Generating real benefits through practical cross-border cooperation in Ireland
]The Centre for Cross Border Studies is supported by the INTERREG IVA Programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body
You are here > Home
10 March 2010
Welcome to the
Centre for Cross Border Studies
Centre for Cross Border Studies
 |
| From left to right: Mairead Hughes, Joe Shiels, Andy Pollak, Annmarie O'Kane, Chris Gibson, John Driscoll, Eimear Donnelly, Patricia Clarke , Pauric Travers and Patricia McAllister |
The Centre for Cross Border Studies, founded in September 1999 and based in Armagh and Dublin, researches and develops cooperation across the Irish border in education, training, health, planning, public administration, communications, agriculture and the economy, and acts as secretariat for a number of cross-border educational networks. It has also developed unique cross-border information systems BorderIreland [www.borderireland.info] and BorderPeople [www.borderpeople.info].
 |
| Latest News | ||||||||||
|
||||||||||
| More News >> |
| Latest Publications | ||||||
|
||||||
| More Publications >> | ||||||
WHAT THEY SAY
“The Centre for Cross Border Studies is an important catalyst for bringing people to work together across a range of social and economic issues and thus find out what they have in common. The tragedy of the recent past on this island is that we turned our backs on each other and did everything separately. The value the Centre adds is to show how much more we can achieve by working together.”
THE TAOISEACH, MR BRIAN COWEN TD, 11 March 2009
“The Centre for Cross Border Studies is an important catalyst for bringing people to work together across a range of social and economic issues and thus find out what they have in common. The tragedy of the recent past on this island is that we turned our backs on each other and did everything separately. The value the Centre adds is to show how much more we can achieve by working together.”
THE TAOISEACH, MR BRIAN COWEN TD, 11 March 2009
