Meet the Irish Elders: Secrets to a Happy Life
We ask the older Irish community in London what are the secrets to a happy life? Watch here to find out more.
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin
Join actress Roxanna Nic Liam for an introduction to The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin.
WORM Flower Studio, London
Terri Chandler & Katie Smyth, co-founders of WORM, a flower studio based in London share their stories of founding the business and surviving during lockdown.
Meet the Irish Elders: Secrets to a Happy Life
We ask the older Irish community in London what are the secrets to a happy life?
Paradise Co-operative
The Paradise Co-operative is an outdoor community space in Wandsworth, south London designed to enhance the childhood and adulthoods of its users.
Jonathan O’Dea – ‘After The Fire’
Local artist and sculptor, Jonathan O'Dea, unveiled an impressive two-metre sculpture at The Mall Walthamstow in July 2020. Here he shows us the process behind it.
Tom Grennan – ‘Make My Mind Up’
Tom Grennan blew us away performing 'Make My Mind Up' in The Electric Ballroom Camden.
Riyadh Khalaf
We caught up with Influencer and MasterChef champion Riyadh Khalaf for a chat as part of our St. Patrick's Day Special.
Video Blue – ‘What Have You Got’
Jim O'Donoghue Martin also known as VIDEO BLUE is a great friend of The London Irish Centre and performed a breathtaking rendition of his song 'What Have You Got'.
Eva O’Connor – ‘Kerryman’
Eva O'Connor delivered a striking spoken word performance called 'Kerryman'.
Eilish Byrne-Whelehan Director of Fiddler of London
Eilish Byrne-Whelehan is Director of The Fiddler of London competition, listen to her story and meet some of the finalists here.
Tom Grennan ‘Found What I’ve Been Looking For’ & ‘Fields of Athenry’
What an amazing finale, Tom Grennan performed 'Found What I've Been Looking For' & 'The Fields of Athenry' to bring our St. Patrick's Day Special to a close.
Damhsa Trafalgar
'Damhsa', a collaboration with Rónán Ó Snodaigh, resulting in a moving contemporary dance performance by Brian Gillespie on Trafalgar Square.
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