Presentation by Molly Goyer Gorman (PhD Drama, Queen’s University Belfast) for Spaces to Belong to: young people’s perspectives on culture, identity and cultural participation on the island of Ireland today, organised by Cultural Policy Observatory Ireland and Queen's University Belfast. Curated by Molly Goyer Gorman. More info at www.culturalpolicyireland.org

1. ‘Once a Young Farmer, always a Young
Farmer’:
Culture and iden:ty in
Glarryford Young Farmers’ Club
Molly
Goyer
Gorman
PhD
candidate,
Queen’s
University
Belfast
mgoyer01@qub.ac.uk
www.mollygoyergorman.com

2.
Glarryford
Belfast
Glarryford
Railway
Crossing

3. formance
of
‘Anyone
Can
Rob
a
Bank’
in
Glarryford
Young
Farmers’
Hall

6. Junior
members
new
recruits
at
a
Glarryford
Club
meeHng

8. Glarryford
YFC
‘Big
Breakfast’:
fundraising
for
loc
man’s
cancer
treatment

10. arryford
YFC
rents’
and
ends’
Night
2017
ugh
esbyterian
urch
Hall

13. Joint
sketch
with
Glarryford
Club
members
and
The
Country
Players

15. The
latest
recruit:
The
Club
with
a
member’s
newborn
baby