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Lecture by Jack Hepworth (PGR)
'Irish Republican Prisoners 1970 - 1998 Reading for the Revolution' 8pm Gallowgate Room Free
Find out more »St. Patrick’s Dinner
The Tyneside Irish Cultural Society's annual dinner at the Tyneside Irish Centre. Three course meal. Live music. Special guests and speakers. £25 per person. Tickets: Enquire by email carol.tyneirishcs@gmail.com
Find out more »Shamrock stage/family day – Free event
This year, the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society will hold the Shamrock Stage in the Concert Room at the Irish Centre. With live music, easy ceili dances and dance displays and lots more to keep everyone entertained - this event is perfect for the whole family. Children's lunch bags and sweets available to buy, coffee and teas, as well as a full bar. This is a FREE event - no tickets needed, just turn up.
Find out more »Rubgy – Wales v Ireland
The Irish Centre are showing the Six Nations Championship rugby in the bar and Gallowgate room.
Find out more »GAA St.Patrick’s Party with Irish rock band
Help us in supporting our local GAA teams, Cu Chullain's and Tir Na Nog - Newcastle upon Tyne GAA, on Saturday 16th March with live Irish rock and pop music from Papa Lazarou - Band Concert Room, £5 Tickets from the Irish Centre office 0191 2610384
Find out more »St. Patrick’s Day events
11am St. Patrick's Mass - St. Michaels's church, NE4 7RE All day Trad Session - Irish Centre Gallowgate Lounge. Free 1pm Ceremony for Tyneside Irish Brigade - Old Eldon Square 1pm Dermot Hegarty - Irish Centre Concert Room £5 2.30pm Liam Turner - Irish Centre Bar (Free, members only) 7.30pm Sally Glennon Band - Irish Centre Concert Room £5 8.30pm Paddy Lazarou Band (Irish rock and pop) - Irish Centre bar (Free, members only) Tickets available from www.tynesideirishcentre.com or from…
Find out more »Book Club – Normal People by Sally Rooney
The next book is Normal People by Sally Rooney. Meet on Wednesday 20th March at 7.15pm at Tyneside Irish Centre.
Find out more »Dónal Clancy – Cramlington Folk Club
Benedictine Social Centre, Glenluce Drive, Cramlington, NE23 6YA Keith Taylor: 01670 715106 info@cramfolk.co.uk Dónal Clancy is regarded as one of Ireland’s finest guitarists. He is the son of the world renowned singer Liam Clancy of The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem and has since the death of his father focused his attention on the family repertoire of songs that he grew up with, while keeping the Clancy tradition alive with his solo performances. Dónal grew up in a household and…
Find out more »Shaskeen
Doors open 7pm Show 8pm Galway based ceili/trad band Shaskeen will be celebrating 50 years on the road in 2020. An entire generation has matured on the music of the band that was put together to play on Friday nights at the Oxford Tavern in Kentish Town back in 1970. Since then, the music of Shaskeen lives on, albeit with a slightly different line up. The name Shaskeen comes from the Shaskeen Reel so as one can imagine the band…
Find out more »Daoiri Farrell
Doors open 7.30pm Show 8pm Two times BBC Folk Award winner Daoirí Farrell’s third album ‘A Lifetime Of Happiness’ released 15th February 2019 It’s been a whirlwind for Daoirí (‘Derry’) Farrell over the last three years. In January 2016 he launched his solo career with a low-key show at Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow. In January 2019 he will return to the festival, this time to lead an all-star line-up in one of the festival’s biggest venues. So how the meteoric…
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