FIRST Minister Michelle O’Neill has told pupils in West Belfast that an Irish language anti-racism week will “make a real and lasting difference". Ms O’Neill was speaking at Spórtlann na hÉireann on the Falls Road at the launch of the programme for the Irish language-led anti-racism week, which takes place next month and celebrates the strength of cultural diversity. Pupils from Coláiste Feirste took part in the Fáilte 26 launch which brings together people of all backgrounds to share their cultures, sports, engage in discussion, and build the solidarity needed to overcome racism. Supported by the Community Relations Council, Belfast City Council, and United Against Racism, the packed programme of music, dance, debate and more will run from February 2-8.
