Junior Minister Aisling Reilly joined the pupils of Fane Street Primary, Holy Rosary PS & Ravenscroft Nursery for their big play date as they welcomed Little Amal - a global symbol of refugee children who've had to flee war and persecution - to Stormont yesterday. Junior Minister Reilly

🎥Watch: First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly joined the thousands who visited the Balmoral Show today.

In what is the highlight of agricultural year, they visited a range of trade stands, including:

➡️the new Sustainability Village

The First Minister and deputy First Minister attended the Balmoral Show today to show their support for the popular event. Over 110,000 people are expected to visit during the four-days of the Show. More here: executiveoffice-ni.gov.uk/news/balmoral-…

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The deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Junior Minister Aisling Reilly attended Rowandale IPS football tournament held at Lurgan Town F.C.

The Ministers congratulated all who participated in the tournament and thanked the organisers for their efforts in using sport to

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron and Aisling Reilly held a constructive meeting with deputy Ambassadors for Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, Iceland, and Denmark.

The Ministers highlighted the importance of the European markets as trade partners and discussed how best to capitalise

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron and Aisling Reilly met with senior representatives from British Council at Stormont Castle today. They highlighted the valuable work of British Council Northern Ireland across the education & culture sectors, working with schools, businesses, colleges & artists.

Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron offered their support for Dementia Action Week 2024 while meeting with Alzheimer's Society Associate Director Mark MacDonald and Ruth Barry, the society’s NI National Influencing Manager, at Parliament Buildings today.

New legislation to provide free period products to anyone who needs them has come into operation.
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Junior Minister Aisling Reilly joined Lord Mayor Ryan Murphy to officially open this year's Féile na gCloiginí Gorma (the Bluebell Festival) in West Belfast. Junior Minister Reilly praised the organisers of the annual celebration of community, culture and language for their

Ebrington Square will host the start of The Bear Run 74 - a charity event featuring around 70 supercars and American muscle cars - from 9am - 11am on Saturday 4 May. The event is being organised in aid of the Angel Wishes charity.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron met Taoiseach Simon Harris today to discuss a range of issues including areas of mutual interest and the importance of a positive working relationship.

Junior Minister Aisling Reilly was delighted to join Economy NI Minister Conor Murphy and RetailNI representatives Glyn Roberts and Anna McErlean at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2024 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Belfast. The annual awards celebrate the best of local

Junior Ministers Pam Cameron & Aisling Reilly today visited Ballymena Women's Refuge where they met representatives of Women's Aid ABCLN to discuss the organisation's vital work tackling domestic abuse and supporting victims. The Junior Ministers praised the charity's ongoing

As part of a range of visits, Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron visited Footprints Women's Centre and WOMEN'STEC in Belfast.

The Ministers heard about each of the organisations’ work within the community, including crisis intervention services and providing skills training,

Speaking at the NI Food to Go awards launch in Belfast, Junior Minister Pam Cameron hailed the positive work of Northern Ireland Food To Go Association and the invaluable contribution a vibrant cafe, deli and fast food sector makes to the NI economy and local communities.

🎥First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly supported the call for more young girls to consider careers in technology and cyber security at the first ever CyberFirst EmPower Girls event to be held in NI today.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly attended the CyberFirst EmPower Girls event at Windsor Park today and encouraged young girls to consider a career in technology and cyber security.

Junior Ministers Aisling Reilly and Pam Cameron have congratulated Irish Rugby on qualifying for #RWC2025 following Saturday’s thrilling Guinness Women's Six Nations win against Scotland.
The Junior Ministers were welcomed to the game at Kingspan Stadium by Rugby in Ulster President Denis