Date: Monday, 13 May 2024
Time: 1pm - 2.30pm
The Journal and UL's School of Journalism partner for this live lunchtime panel and Q+A ahead of the June European Parliament elections.

Join us for lunch and conversation as part of The Journal's series of live events looking at the key issues impacting voters in the European Parliament 2024 elections.

This event looks at community and cohesion in the EU, asking questions such as:

  • To which extent, do we in Ireland understand the European Parliament, the work it does (and does not do)?
  • How we in Ireland see ourselves as part of the European Community and what are the barriers and opportunities to develop cohesion among EU countries and communities?

Our event is moderated by Dr Niamh Kirk, Assistant Professor in Data Journalism and Social Media and Course Director of the MA in Journalism in UL.

Our expert panellists:
Karen Coleman, Editor EU News Radio (Ireland)

Prof. Joachim Fischer, Emeritus Jean Monnet Chair in European Cultural Studies, UL

Rory Harte, Director of Strategy, European Movement Ireland

Dr Susan Leahy, Senior Lecturer, School of Law, UL

Doors open at 1pm with buffet lunch and refreshments provided.

Panel and Q+A from 1.30pm.

Please note the discussion will be filmed.

 

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Contact Us

Email: eic@ul.ie ,
Phone: +353 61 202218,
Postal Address: School of English, Irish, and Communication, ER3019, University of Limerick, Ireland