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IRISH FREETHINKERS AND HUMANISTS
SUMMER CONFERENCE 2019
The 2019 Summer Conference, organised by the Irish Freethinkers and Humanists and the Humanist Association of Ireland, was held on 7th and 8th September in the Bridge House Hotel, Tullamore, Co. Offaly.
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Thursday 14th February
IFH DECEMBER MEETING: TROUBLE SONGS Speaker Stuart Bailie gave a fascinating talk on 13th December about his new book ‘Trouble Songs: Music and Conflict in Northern Ireland’. Trouble Songs involves over 60 interviews and conversations with the likes of Bono, Christy Moore, the Undertones, Stiff Little Fingers, Orbital, Kevin Rowland, Terri Hooley, the Rubberbandits, Dolores O’Riordan and the Miami Showband survivors. It’s an account of how music has been a persuader, agitator and peacemaker.
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News and Analysis LATEST NEWS Date Posted: 2019-09-24 The ruling that Johnson's prorogation was illegal might not amount to much if he wins a general election  Date Posted: 2019-07-01 Putin's malicious travesty of liberalism should be seen for what it is  Date Posted: 2019-06-14 Bizarrely one of these two self-serving showmen is President of the United States and the other is Prime Minister of the UK  Date Posted: 2019-06-14 Public debates may entertain but they rarely educate  Date Posted: 2019-02-25 Labour's belated support for the possibility of a second referendum increases the chance that this may happen. If so, here's how to do it  Date Posted: 2019-01-08 Consultation and compromise are the only sane and sensible approaches.  Date Posted: 2018-09-26 At the UN President Trump has advised nations to reject globalism and embrace patriotism. But nationalism has no answer to the world's major threats: nuclear war, environmental degradation and malign technology. On the contrary, it is a major threat to humanity in all these areas.  Date Posted: 2017-06-23 THE DUP have recently come in for a lot of stick from sections of the British media and some politicians. In the Commons the Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas referred to them as dinosaurs. She complained about the absence of environmental policies in the Queen's Speech and asked if Theresa May had been influenced by her new potential allies.  Date Posted: 2016-12-23 Brian McClinton was interviewed in the News Letter in 2014. Read an edited version in which he argues that Humanists want to build a better society through the application of reason, compassion and ethical living |
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