TG4’s Gradam Ceoil: An Irish Trad Night
Liverpool Irish Festival hosts a night rich with exceptional Irish music from two recent Gradam Ceoil winners and a TG4 presenter and fiddler.
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Ireland’s Call (by John Connors)
John Connors performs this gripping story of three young men, in Ireland’s Call.
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Kilkelly + Sue Rynhart
Linking visual art with music, music with story and story with a cross-album narrative arc, Kilkelly reveal –in great depth- their new concept album: The Prick and the Petal.
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IndieCork: The Dark Green Horror
IndieCork Film Festival is a platform for new and emerging filmmaking talent. LIF2019 will premier films directfrom IndieCork.
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Scotland Road Walk
Featuring the stories of heroic men and women, footballers and rock stars, two hidden statues, a graveyard and the legends of Dandy Pat and James Carling.
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Celtic Animation Film Festival
The theme for this year’s Celtic Anmation Film Festival is women in animation and content focusing on women’s issues.
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The Spirit of the Reels: Liverpool Céilí Band
Welcome to the launch of the book about the famous Liverpool Céilí Band of the 1960s and 70s.
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South Liverpool Walk
A walking tour that visits the remarkable architecture of the Hope and Rodney Street areas, discovering the history, politics and culture of Liverpool’s vibrant Irish community.
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A New Leaf Tour
A New Leaf is a compelling children’s story about a woodland and its discovery of an enchanting new leaf; written and performed by Brian Acton.
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A New Leaf Tour
A New Leaf is a compelling children’s story about a woodland and its discovery of an enchanting new leaf; written and performed by Brian Acton.
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Jack Lukeman
Playing the Liverpool Irish Festival for the first time, Jack Lukeman (Co.Kildare) is becoming a Liverpool regular, having played the Philharmonic Music Room and Vince Power’s 2018 Liverpool Feis previously.
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#LIF2019 Official launch
Providing a snapshot of the festival ahead, the launch welcomes you to get a taste of Ireland, in the natural home of Liverpool’s Irish community.
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Hello Delia Murphy
Hello Delia Murphy is an illustrated, beguiling talk with songs –compiled and performed by Delia’s niece, Carmen Cullen- accompanied by Gerry Anderson on guitar.
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Watch me grow / a trip here a trip there
A collaborative digital and physical exhibition, run by Art Arcadia at Sefton Park Palm House for #LIF2019, ‘A Trip Here, a trip there’ grows across the Festival, hence its original title ‘Watch Me Grow’.
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Christy Moore
One of the most compelling and inspirational musicians Ireland has ever seen, Christy Moore has a universal fan base and continues to entertain.
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