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The Thomas F. Meagher Foundation was established to promote pride in, respect for the Irish Flag and its true meaning for peace and to promote active citizenship. Through our work with second level schools in Ireland selling Lapel Pins for projects or charities of their choosing and our Awards and scholarship Programme we encourage the young people of Ireland, irrespective of ethnicity, creed or gender to work together under the Irish Tricolour to proclaim and live its message of peace and unity and celebrate the new broader inclusive The Thomas F Meagher Foundation in partnership with the Department of the Taoiseach and the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht organised the second largest event in the 1916 Centenary Celebrations by presenting at an event in Croke Park every second level school in the state with an Irish Flag which was flown from 33 The Mall in Waterford, the building from which Meagher flew a tricolour flag for the first time. The Foundation also worked with the Department of the Taoiseach in updating the protocol guidelines for the display and Learn more about the Thomas F. Meagher Foundation, our aims and objectives. More about our events to promote awareness of the Tricolour. The Foundation is named after Thomas Francis Meagher, Irish Patriot, US army general and Governor of Montana who flew the first Tricolour flag on the 7th of March 1848 from 33 The Mall in Waterford at the Wolf Tone Club. In his relatively short life – he died aged just 43 – much of which was spent outside of Ireland, Thomas Francis Meagher made a significant contribution to both Irish nationalism and to the preservation of the United States and particularly to the as*imilation The Foundation are encouraging all registered second level schools to sell the flag lapin pins to raise money for a project or charity of their choosing, we are encouraging the young people of Ireland Irrespective of ethnicity, creed or gender to work together under the Spreagfaidh Lá na Brathaí, a bheidh á chomóradh i 2018 ar 16 Márta, daoine óga na hÉireann chun dul i mbun oibre le chéile faoi