Liverpool is a city full of Irish culture. There is always something happening that you join in with. Below is a lit of regular and recurring activities, delivered by our that you can pick up at any time.

Liverpool Irish Centre

The Liverpool Irish Centre runs a shop full of Irish produce, open 7-days a week. It receives Irish food deliveries fortnightly on a Wednesday/Thursday. The main bar hours are Fri and Sat, 2pm-midnight and Sun, 12.30pm-9pm, with live music 4/5pm. Follow them online to stay up to date with events. The venue is a hireable space and can be booked for parties or functions. The recurring programme looks like this:

• • Monday
    • Gardening class,10am, The Shed
    • Comhaltas, 6.30pm
  • Tuesday
    • Sequence dancing, 1pm
    • Liverpool Irish Choir, 6.30pm
  • Wednesday
    • JJ’s lunch club, 1pm
    • Yoga, 6pm
    • Irish language, 6-8pm
    • The Lowlands, 7pm
    • Liverpool Irish Fluteband, 7.30pm
  • Thursday
    • Tea dance/Bingo, 1pm
    • Irish language, 6pm
    • Bolger-Cunningham Irish dance, 6.30pm
    • Liverpool Irish Rovers social run, 6.30pm
  • Friday
    • 25 cards, 9pm
  • Saturday
    • Bolger-Cunningham Irish dance, 10am
    • Tin whistle class, 10.30am, The Shed.

In addition, Liverpool Irish Rovers run regularly through the week. Contact them directly to join. The Centre runs Supper Céilí on the last Wednesday of every month at 8.30pm and hosts a monthly seisiún on the third Sunday of every month.

Comhaltas

Running classes regularly at the Liverpool Irish Centre, Comhaltas is your go to organisation for anything relating to Irish music. See day listing above for class times.

Conradh Na Gaeilge Learpholl

Irish language is on the rise again, not least because of the astounding work done at community level by groups such as Conradh Na Gaeilge Learpholl. Based at Liverpool Irish Centre, there are all sorts of lessons to join in with. Look at the day lists above for details of Wed/Thurs clubs. They also host Lon Gaeilge sessions at 12.30pm on the first Friday of every month at The Railway on Tithebarn Street. Guests to this are invited to bring 10 new words per session to use in conversation. Conradh Na Gaeilge Learpholl are the lead organisers of the annual Tony Birtill memorial lecture and scholarship.

Irish Community Care Merseyside

With 60-years of Irish community championing, Irish Community Care Merseyside is a first port of call for those needing to access welfares services. It undertakes year-round work to improve life-chances and build communities.

Liverpool Irish Famine Trail

Conserved and updated by Liverpool Irish Festival, the Liverpool Irish Famine Trail has an app and self-guided maps that you can take yourself through. There ar recurring walks taking place across the year – see our events page using the Events menu above, or this link.

The Institute of Irish Studies, University of Liverpool

An academic centre of excellence with a year round programme of events, talks, activities and archives to share. Sign up for their events mailings.