Membership subscriptions taken and new cards issued on Friday and Saturday evenings 6pm to 8pm from Friday 5th January until Saturday 24th February. Rates are unchanged. Renewals £5 Concessions £3 Life members Free (20 years and 70+) New members £10 / £7 Concession (Concession for men and women aged 65 and over)
Following the success of the Easter Rising lecture series the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society have programmed six more lectures which will run until May 2017. Tyneside Irish Centre History Lecture Series The Revolutionary Generation Dr Stephen Reagan (Durham University) 24 November 2016 7.30pm W.B. Yeats: ‘Poetry, Politics, and Easter 1916’ In 1896, W.B. Yeats wrote to […]
The Tyneside Irish Cultural Society in Newcastle Upon Tyne extended a warm fàilte to all during an open evening on 8th September at the Tyneside Irish Centre. The purpose of the evening was to introduce new members to the range of classes and events which the Cultural Society run and it was a chance for […]
Click the link to view or right click (save target as) on PC to save to your computer. Tyneside Irish Festival 2016
On Thursday 8th September there will be an open night where the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society there will be hosting a presentation of the main activities planned for the Autumn/ Winter season. These include the 30th Tyneside Irish Festival, October 13-23rd, adult education classes starting 19th September, and a series of lectures. The Director, Tony […]
It is with regret and sadness that we have received news of the passing of Paul Ruane. A father to three beautiful girls and husband to Deidre. Paul was an inspiring figure on the Irish music scene on Tyneside. A fine fiddle player and teacher. Paul was deputy head teacher at St. Cuthbert’s High School […]
If you require a passport application form please come to the Tyneside Irish Centre office on the 3rd floor (take the lift) during office hours.
A message from Ambassador Mulhall ahead of the EU referendum vote tomorrow Dear friends, Tomorrow is voting day and I wanted to get in touch with you ahead of this important decision, which is of vital significance to Ireland as the UK’s nearest neighbour. I have met and spoken with many of you […]
We have recently installed card payment terminals at all of the bars in the Irish Centre.
Friday 10th June At last the European Soccer Championship finals start today in France and here at the Irish Centre we are all set for it. We are happy to support all the four teams from these islands but delighted to have TWO from the island of Ireland. So we expect a great crowd to […]
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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.