For forty years, the British-Irish Association has made a valuable contribution to the development of relationships between Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. This work remains unfinished.

Despite significant progress, Northern Ireland still has a deeply fractured society. Division comes at a huge cost, both human and financial, to Northern Ireland and to its neighbours.

The Association provides a forum where people from all parts of Ireland and Britain meet to examine the legacy of conflict, to identify emerging issues in both a local and an international context, to look to the future, and to support positive change in relations between the governments and people of these islands.

The British-Irish Association
Clarendon House
52 Cornmarket Street
Oxford
OX1 3HJ

Telephone +44(0)1865 557344