Showing posts with label Andrew J Hill. Show all posts
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Monday, June 01, 2009

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Big Ben Anniversary

Big Ben Turns 150 years-old.



Historian Dan Cruickshank , who has made a programme celebrating the neo-gothic splendours of the Palace of Westminster, joins the Record Review's Alicia McCarthy in the studio to discuss the clocktower that houses Big Ben as it nears its 150th birthday.


The European Court of Justice

“Survivors of Torture – the Irish Response”


On the occasion of the UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture,

Fr. Michael Begley CSSp., Director of SPIRASI, and Prof. Linda Hogan, Head of School, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin cordially invite to the public seminar and discussion on:

“Survivors of Torture – the Irish Response”

with opening address by the President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, at the Swift Lecture Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin 2, at 5.45pm on Thursday 25th June 2009.

Programme:

(1) Opening Address – President Mary McAleese

(2) "International Human Rights Standards on Torture & Ireland’s Response" by Professor Helen O’Neill – Member of the Irish Human Rights Commission

(3) "The Centre for the Care of Survivors of Torture (CCST) – The Past, Present and Future" by Dr. Eileen Keane – Coordinating Physician of the CCST at SPIRASI

(4) "Waves of Insanity" by Laith – An Irish survivor of torture, originally from Iraq



R.S.V.P. (by 10th June 2009):
Maura Connolly
SPIRASI, 213 North Circular Road, Dublin 7.
01 838 9664
seminar@spirasi.ie



Thursday, April 30, 2009

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

From Wales to England

At the end of my trip, I stopped in London to visit Dr. Rajini Pani, at the Foundation for International Education.







The Foundation Building is located near the corner of Cromwell and Gloucester Roads, and is across the street from the Glouster Road Tube Station. This was our "home" stop when we spent the fall teaching in London as part of the study abroad program for St. Mary's University.








Here are some scenes from around London during my stay:








And, finally, here are a few of my favorite photos of London, taken by professional photographers: