10 days of arts & culture; year-round heritage!

See our event listings for what’s coming up. #LIF2023 runs 19-29 Oct 2023!
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Events for everyone!

See our event listings for what’s coming up. #LIF2023 runs 19-29 Oct 2023!
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Women’s voices and mixed-race histories

Exploring female stories to liberate identity and heritage.
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Liverpool Irish Famine Trail

What is the Liverpool Irish Famine Trail and how can you get involved?
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Two black performers hold placards stating "I am not OK".

Race Equality Manifesto

Liverpool Irish Festival is a proud signatory of the Liverpool arts and culture race equality manifesto, outlined here.
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Black and white photograph of George Lamb, c.1916 in miltary fatigues, courtesy of writer and descendent Peter King.

New play – production call

Liverpool playwriting duo seek group to deliver new play, Wake of an Empire, which is a sequel to Liverpool Lambs. Click here for details.
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Brigid

Brigid

Maria Crean -artist and storyteller- gives us her 'hot takes' on Brigid, celebrated Goddess and Saint, in time for St Brigid's Day (1 Feb).
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Festival Review

Liverpool Irish Festival creates an annual Festival Review to mark the successes, lessons and statistics we produce via our work.
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Liverpool Irish Famine Trail

Liverpool Irish Famine Trail

Liverpool Irish Famine Trail

The Great Hunger/An Gorta Mór, changed the shape of Britain’s society, particularly here in England's North West. Walk the history with us.
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Liverpool Irish Famine Trail Map

Liverpool Irish Famine Trail Map

Use this page to digitally navigate the Liverpool Irish Famine Trail, look at images and read the fascinating histories of each site.
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Decorative element: photo pf two books entitled 'Revive'

Liverpool Irish Famine Trail: Revive

Historical, bold and purposeful, Liverpool Irish Famine Trail: Revive revisits and revives the Liverpool Irish Famine Trail.
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Cultural Connectedness Exchange Network

Cultural Connectedness Exchange Network

CCEN is a network of Irish/Northern Irish artists & creatives; cultural providers & commissioners, collaborating for better representation.
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A quick and easy link to give a donation to the Liverpool Irish Festival using Paypal. Every penny donated helps us celebrate Irish creativty.
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Trustee recruitment

Trustee recruitment

Our Festival is a unique organisation, run by brilliant, creative, visionary people. Will you join us to help safeguard our future?
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