Neil Harrison

Neil Harrison is the head coach of St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) and a prominent figure in Jamaican schoolboy football. He has been vocal about the need for sports to provide hope and uplift spirits in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, arguing that continuing the Manning Cup could serve as a vital source of encouragement for young players and communities recovering from the disaster.

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Ireland: Neil Harrison, Mission Development Officer for PCI, noticed the 'growing number of congregations that are proactive in engaging with creation in a variety of ways'. 7

Rita Minehan Frederick Beuchner Jane Mellett Jim Farrell Pope Francis Bartholomew Archbishop Of Canterbury Rev Dr Karen Campbell

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Churches in Ireland are taking steps to be better stewards of what is painful and broken – The Irish Times

Jamaica: Neil Harrison emphasized the importance of returning to the field after Hurricane Melissa. 8

Kaieem Lewis Kenoy Banton Justin Mcpherson Keith Wellington

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: STETHS daCosta Cup programme goes into recovery overdrive | Sports

Jamaica: Neil Harrison believes that schoolboy football is the dose of medicine the country needs to uplift spirits after Hurricane Melissa. 7

Lenworth Hyde Veron Peterkin Devon Anderson

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Hyde’s call for schoolboy football cancellation faces opposition | Sports