Micheál Martin launches 2010 Journal of Cross Border Studies in Ireland

At the launch of the Journal of Cross Border Studies on the 20 April 2010 in Dublin were (from left to right) Dr Jane Wilde, Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski, Mr Micheál Martin TD, Dr Pauric Travers, Ms Helen Johnston and Mr Noel Treacey TD

At the launch of the Journal of Cross Border Studies on the 20 April 2010 in Dublin were (from left to right) Dr Jane Wilde, Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski, Mr Micheál Martin TD, Dr Pauric Travers, Ms Helen Johnston and Mr Noel Treacey TD

The 2010 Journal of Cross Border  Studies in Ireland was launched in Dublin by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Micheál Martin, on 21 April. In his remarks Mr Martin said: “I was delighted to attend the opening of the Centre for Cross Border Studies in Armagh as Minister for Education in November 1999, and I have watched with admiration as the Centre has gone from strength to strength over more than a decade since. This has been a courageous and pioneering initiative begun and sustained at times of considerable political uncertainty. The extremely high quality of the Centre’s research and analysis is understood and respected now by decision-makers throughout the island, as well as by academics and practitioners further afield. The Journal we are launching today can only add, once again, to that fine reputation. This new edition is packed tight with informative opinion and insightful comment and will provide much food for thought for policy-makers and commentators North and South over the period ahead.”

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Notes from the Next Door Neighbours

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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