An Evening with Michael O'Neill
East Belfast Mission
Taking place on 16th May, this is an event not to be missed by any football fans or local businesses, as guests will be treated to a luxurious 3 course meal, a range of fantastic auction prizes and of course a one off interview with the NI football legend himself- all hosted by well-known sports and music radio and television presenter, Colin Murray.
All of the funds raised from this event will be used to support Street Soccer NI which uses football to transform the lives of people who are homeless or socially disadvantaged. Alongside football training the charity also offer their players support in housing, employability, and other difficulties, helping them towards a brighter future.
Justin McMinn, Co-founder of Street Soccer NI, said ‘We are extremely proud to be hosting this exciting event with Michael O’Neill. Homelessness is such a serious issue in Northern Ireland and we are dedicated to playing our part to tackle it. That’s why we are calling out to local businesses and clubs to come together to support our work and celebrate Northern Irish football by attending this fantastic evening on 16th May- You won’t want to miss it! ”
For more information or to book your place at this special event please contact Lianne on 028 9045 8560 or email [email protected].
For more information about the work of Street Soccer NI please visit http://www.streetsoccerni.org/
- Community development
- Housing and homelessness
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Europa Hotel
Great Victoria Street
Belfast
BT2 7AP
United Kingdom
Contact Details
For more information or to book your place at this special event please contact Lianne on 028 9045 8560 or email [email protected].
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An Evening with Michael O'Neill
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