Post cards from a Pilgrimage
A tour through the mind of walkers on an Irish Famine pilgrimage, undertaken in May 2024, via the post cards they sent back.
Read MoreRevealing Trails
Journey to Collingwood Dock (L1), revealing where 1.3m Irish people were transported in the 1840s-50s, for an exhibition on the same.
Read More#LIF2024: Launch
Open #LIF2024 with a ‘Slainté’, toasting good health to all that join her. Music, speeches, poetry; a book launch; c’mon!
Read More Book NowFamily Day
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!
Read MoreThe Armagh Rhymers: Trail of Tears – Memory
The Armagh Rhymers share the story of First Nations groups giving to the Irish Famine Relief Fund, using the story of the Wren.
Read MoreLiverpool Irish Famine Trail vigil
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.
Read MoreLiverpool Irish Famine Trail memorial
Our memorial allows us to collectively reflect on An Gorta Mór and the resilience of those who made Liverpool — and other places — home.
Read MoreThe Poor Helping the Poor
A look at new evidence proving First Nations people of North America gave funds to Ireland’s Famine Relief fund despite of their fragility.
Read More Book NowGreat Famine Voices Roadshow – online archive
Great Famine Voices Roadshow is a global discussion concerning Ireland’s Great Famine and the migration it created. Our call for stories remains open.
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