National Centre Steering Group – members and work streams

A Steering Group - chaired by the former Secretary General to the Government and current Ambassador of Ireland to Great Britain, Mr. Martin Fraser - is driving the work on the development of the National Centre for Research and Remembrance.

Steering Group Members

Chair

Martin Fraser, Ambassador of Ireland to Great Britain [Nominated by Government]

Department of An Taoiseach

Brenda Boylan, Principal Officer

Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth

Laura McGarrigle, Assistant Secretary

Gráinne Morrissey, Principal Officer

Maeve McLaughlin, Assistant Principal Officer [Portfolio Manager]

Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

Conor Falvey, Assistant Secretary

Department of Education

Martina Mannion, Assistant Secretary

Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science

Paul Lemass, Assistant Secretary

Aideen Foley, Principal Officer

Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage

Paul Benson, A/Assistant Secretary

Special Advocate for Survivors

Patricia Carey

Office of Public Works

Conor Sreenan, State Architect

Rosemary Collier, Assistant Secretary

National Museum of Ireland

Lynn Scarff, Director

National Archives of Ireland

Orlaith McBride, Director

Dublin City Council

Richard Shakespeare, Chief Executive

Michelle Robinson, Executive Manager

North East Inner City initiative

Jim Gavin, Chairperson

A number of work streams are in development, on topics including:

• Archives,
• Construction and Site Development, and
• Legislative issues.

A crucial element in the development of the Centre will be engagement with survivors and affected people, and with the local community in Dublin’s North East Inner City. This will ensure that the development of the National Centre is directly informed by those most centrally involved, their families and representatives. You can find out more on the consultation and engagement.