Journey to Collingwood Dock (L1), revealing where 1.3m Irish people were transported in the 1840s-50s, for an exhibition on the same.

Open #LIF2024 with a ‘Slainté’, toasting good health to all that join her. Music, speeches, poetry; a book launch; c’mon!

A day for all the family to enjoy Irish creativity at its finest. We’ll have music, dance, craft and the ever-incredible Armagh Rhymers!

With a pair of symbolic bronze shoes, we’ll walk from Clarence Dock (entry point of 1.3+m Irish Famine poor) to the Irish Famine memorial.

Our memorial allows us to collectively reflect on An Gorta Mór and the resilience of those who made Liverpool — and other places — home.

A look at new evidence proving First Nations people of North America gave funds to Ireland’s Famine Relief fund despite of their fragility.

Great Famine Voices Roadshow is a global discussion concerning Ireland’s Great Famine and the migration it created. Our call for stories remains open.