17Oct
#CCEN Practice Day
An in-person #CCEN practice day connecting Irish artists with one another and commissioners of Irish creative practice works.
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17Oct
#LIF2024: Launch
Open #LIF2024 with a ‘Sláinte’, toasting good health to all that join her. Music, speeches, poetry; a book launch; c’mon!
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18Oct
In the Window: Meet the artist – Michael (Muck) Murphy
Artist talks are gentle spaces to get behind maker intentions. Come, ask questions and get a sense of the work in the hands of its creator.
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18Oct
The Great Indaba
The Great Indaba‘s a work sharing event, which discusses a new play about South Africa’s 990s invite to Northern Irish peace leaders to create peace.
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19Oct
Brave Maeve: writer reading for kids
A series of short readings for kids to introduce them to Brave Maeve and the second book of her adventures.
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19Oct
The Language of Liverpool: Leaving home and coming back
Tony’s compelling talk reflects on ‘plazzymorphs’ and linguistic homecomings after leaving his home city of Liverpool…and returning.
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20Oct
The Art of Departure
Portuguese Ireland-resident, Vitor Vicente, speaks about Irish-abroad Harry Kernoff’s exciting 1940s artworks.
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20Oct
I only came over for a couple of years…
Hear about the new (July 2024) Irish living room, opened at Museum of the Home (previously Geffrye Museum), in an illustrated talk.
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21Oct
Human dramas at the Wellside
Take a journey through the lens of photographer Kieran Murray as he collects found stories from wellsides across Ireland.
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21Oct
The Suicide Chronicles, Chronicle 5: My truth and Yours
Mark Storor’s film speaks with mothers, sisters, friends, fathers, uncles, neighbours, daughters and sons, impacted by suicide to find hope.
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22Oct
Tony Birtill annual lecture 2024
An annual lecture to celebrate the life and work of former Liverpool Irish Festival trustee and life-long Gaeilge champion, Tony Birtill.
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23Oct
The Suicide Chronicles, Chronicle 5: My truth and Yours
Mark Storor’s film speaks with mothers, sisters, friends, fathers, uncles, neighbours, daughters and sons, impacted by suicide to find hope.
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26Oct
Guided tours of Museum’s Irish collections
History Research Group members lead (head-set assisted) tours of the Irish objects in the Museum of Liverpool‘s collection.
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26Oct
Family 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!
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26Oct
South Liverpool walking tour
Popular walking tour looking at the Irish influence on Liverpool’s city centre, with local historian Greg Quiery.
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26Oct
Scotland Road walking tour
Local historian Greg Quiery leads a heritage walk through Liverpool and out to Scotland Road, formerly a very Irish location.
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27Oct
Liverpool 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.
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27Oct
Liverpool 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.
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28Oct
Brave Maeve: writer reading for kids
A series of short readings for kids to introduce them to Brave Maeve and the second book of her adventures.
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02Nov
Stolen: Film screening and Q&A
Stolen (film) features lived-experience/testimonials of Irelands institutional system. Shown with a director interview and Q&A.
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