Keep up to date with all that’s going on at the Irish Centre at their new website. www.tynesideirishcentre.com You can check on which sports games are showing, find out about room hire and what is happening in the bar and function rooms. The Cultural Society will focus on providing information on their own music events, […]
Issue 8 - Oct 2020Download
It’s with a heavy heart that we inform you that this year’s Tyneside Irish Festival will be postponed until next year. We are hoping to bring more events to our St. Patrick’s celebrations in March 2021. In the mean time, we are planning to host some socially distant events over the next few months. Take […]
Due to the difficulty of programming cultural events during the Coronavirus pandemic we have begun a series of video podcasts. We are hoping to interview many more interesting guests and include some music, poetry and literature. The podcasts are presented by Jarrow’s own Michael McNally who has worked on many TV shows and even had […]
Reels from Home is a trip down memory lane with a specially curated collection of films selected from the Archives of the Irish Film Institute. Developed in collaboration with The London Irish Centre, Reels from Home presents a collection which includes material which dates as far back as the 1930s and includes both professional and amateur films documenting […]
Tuesday 10th December 2019 We were pleased to have a healthy turnout of people despite the awful weather for a lovely evening with our volunteers, tutors, students and Cultural Society staff at the Irish centre. The evening was compered by our very dedicated volunteer (and book club member) Miriam Hurley and we were presented with […]
Just click the link to view or right click to save. Festival programme flyer 2019
JOHN LIMER (1938-2019) – a modest tribute by Tony Corcoran September 2019 After a long illness, bravely borne, John Limer passed quietly away last week.Born in Hebburn on the south banks of the Tyne, he was raised in the heart of a vibrant Catholic – Irish community the values and traditions of which he absorbed […]
CARRYING DAVID A play which recently had its world premiere at the Tyneside Irish Centre in Newcastle could be set to go on a national tour of the UK and Ireland. Carrying David is the story of how Glenn McCrory, a lad from an Irish family, rose from the depths of the economic wilderness created […]
Irish History Lecture Series September 2019-April 2020 Thursdays 7.30pm Free 19 Sept: Sinéad Morrissey: Poetry reading by the inaugural Belfast Poet Laureate, Sinéad Morrissey, currently Professor of Creative Writing at Newcastle University and Director of the Newcastle Centre for the Literary Arts. 3 October: Seán Donnelly: Ireland’s ‘Wilsonian Moment’: Anti-Imperialism, the War of Independence & the […]
On a rainy Wednesday afternoon in June, in the village of Annitsford just north of the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society hosted one of their regular meetings for their ‘Raised on Songs and Stories’ project at the United Irish League club. The project provides a free afternoon of live Irish […]
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Can you help us to design our Christmas card?
We are going to print some Christmas cards to send from the NE Irish Network and, as we were so impressed with the entries for our recent Art competition, we have decided to run a competition to find a top design.
The next Irish Community News is now available online ... catch up with Issue 8 here: www.tynesideirishcentre.com/newsletter-eight-oct-2020
We were shocked and sad to lose Paddy Cowan, such a straight talking seeker after truth. It is vital we preserve the independent voice of the Irish community he provided in The Irish World.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
Tony CorcoranPADDY COWAN
23 MAY 1942 - 06 OCTOBER 2020
It is with tremendous sadness that we announce the death, a short while ago, of Paddy Cowan, the owner and founder of The Irish World, peacefully, in London, with his family by his bedside.
Details of funeral arrangements will follow. May he Rest in Peace.