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MEETINGS AND EVENTSHUMANIST MEETINGS IN IRELAND Humanist Association of Northern Ireland Second Thursday of the month (except July and August) Malone Lodge Hotel, Eglantine Ave, Belfast, 8pm Contact Brian 02892677264 2012-13 Programme
THURSDAY 13th June MEETING DEBATE: "This House would support Gay Marriage" Proposer: Richard Craig (Humani). Opposer: David Smyth (Public Policy Officer, Evangelical Alliance) Malone Lodge Hotel: 8pm • Humanist Association of Ireland First Sunday of the month Buswell's Hotel, Molesworth Street, Dublin, 4 pm Contact Ann 018413116 • North Coast Humanists Second Tuesday of the month Lodge Hotel, Coleraine, 6 30 pm Contact Jennifer 02870354287 • Cork Humanists Quay Co-op Meeting Room, Cork Check at http://corkhumanists.com • Mid-West Humanists (Limerick, Clare, Tipperary) Once a month Absolute Hotel, Sir Harrys Mall, Limerick, 8 pm Email: info@midwesthumanists.com • Humanists West (Galway) Last Sunday of the month Galway Tennis Club, Threadneedle Rd., Salthill, Galway, 12 noon Contact Garry O'Lochlainn 0872222726 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some Recent Speakers (rest mouse on picture for caption) 
Some other recent Meetings and Events
Iain Deboys, left, Brian McClinton and William Burns, with Dr Sarah Willsopp, January 2013 speaker
Iain Deboys, Shelley Leggett, Simon-Boris Essig, Renee Prendergast (October 2012 speaker), and Kevin Kerr
Thurs 13th September 2012: Is there Life out there?
Terry Moseley(below) tried to answer the question
 Thursday 12th January John Gray, centre, with Kevin Kerr and Pauline Mahood after his talk on 12th January on The History and Influence of the Linen Hall Library
Noel Scott, Lynda Foy and Ken Murray, who laid a wreath on behalf of Humanists in Northern Ireland and the UK Armed Forces Humanist Association at the Cenotaph, Belfast, 13th November 2011
--------------------------------------- Thursday 10th November Rev David Armstrong, Formerly minister of Limavady First Presbyterian Church
Against Fundamentalism Rev David Armstrong, who was hounded out of Limavady in 1985 after years of a living hell for himself and his family, spoke at the Humani meeting on 10th November. He is pictured above at the meeting with Noel Scott, left, and Brian McClinton, right, directors of Humani. ------------------------------------------- Iain Deboys, left, and Brice Dickson, speaker on Humanism and the Law, 8th September 2011
Sampling the literature at the Carlingford Summer School, 2011
David McConnell, Peter Simons, Roy Brown: panellists, 4th Sept 2011
Annie Marie Waters, Richard Norman, Ben Siegle: panellists, 4th Sept 2011
19th June Picnic in the Park: HAI and HUMANI members at Omra Park, Omeath
9th June: Dawn Purvis, with Iain Deboys (left) and Kevin Kerr (right)
12th May: Iain Deboys with Peter Cullen of the Zeitgeist Movement
April Meeting: Iain Deboys, Sidney Ewing, Myrtle Ewing and Eamon Phoenix
April Meeting: a section of the audience at Dr Phoenix's talk
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