About Trevor Ringland,
Trevor Ringland is a practising lawyer. Born in Belfast in 1959, he played rugby for Queen’s University, Ballymena, Ulster, Ireland and the British and Irish Lions. He is a member of the British Irish Association, a founder member of Re-Union which promoted a positive vision of Unionism, was a member of the Ulster Unionist Party and now has joined the Northern Ireland Conservatives. He is currently Chair of Sport4Change facilitating co-operation between Ulster Rugby, Ulster GAA, the Irish Football Association and PPI in promoting cross community work, including the Game of Three Halves.
Articles by Trevor Ringland,
One could argue that it has been the ordinary person who has
actually best embraced the spirit of the Agreement. While hatred is taught, it
can also be untaught. This week's guest editors
Our guest editors James Ron, Leslie Vinjamuri, Sophie Arie and Archana Pandya introduce this week's theme of:
Our guest editors James Ron, Leslie Vinjamuri, Sophie Arie and Archana Pandya introduce this week's theme of:
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