Migration Panel
Focussing on the key theme of this year’s festival, this event welcomes an esteemed panel of experts discuss the cause, effect and lasting influence of Irish migration.
Read MoreOfficial launch of TG 4’s ‘Gaeil UK’
Seán Mac an tSíthigh travels from Glasgow to London to meet with many generations of the Irish community living in the UK.
Read MoreSouth Liverpool Heritage Walk
Walk though Liverpool’s historic Rodney and Hope Street areas, discovering colourful characters and long-lost histories.
Read MoreFamily Day
Celebrate the Liverpool Irish Festival – with family and friends – in a day incorporating music, talks and activities for everyone to enjoy, across the day.
Read MoreSamhain with Conleth McGeary
Samhain exists as a festival for the dead. Celebrate this Samhain with Conleth McGeary!
Read MoreTo Have to Shoot Irishmen
Inspired by true events, To Have To Shoot Irishmen weaves movement and live folk song into a tale of militarism, corruption and the power of rebellion.
Read MoreSocks in the Frying Pan
Cheerful brilliance from this County Clare band as part of #LIF2018.
Read MoreCountess Markievicz…
First wave Irish feminism had one goal; get votes for women. The battle of complex political issues, nationalism and unionism are explored in this talk.
Read MoreCeltic Animation Film Festival
The Celtic Animation Film Festival celebrates and encourages animators to share practice, tell stories and reflect on Celtic culture and concerns.
Read MoreTo Have to Shoot Irishmen
Inspired by true events, To Have To Shoot Irishmen weaves movement and live folk song into a tale of militarism, corruption and the power of rebellion.
Read MoreA bridge of Tunes: Bernadette Nic Gabhann and Mikey Kenney
Two traditional fiddlers come together to celebrate the musical links between Ireland, Liverpool and Lancashire and a history of shared tunes and dances.
Read MoreKitty
A play commemorating the significant influence Kitty played in Liverpool by helping to turn the tide on an epidemic spreading through the city; cholera.
Read MoreResponding to Robert Tressel: A Panel
The panel will consider Robert Tressell’s work The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, lorded internationally as a seminal text for socialists.
Read MoreThe Biggest Show in the Country
Inspired by daily radio phone-in The Nolan Show, The Biggest Show in The Country swaps guns, bombs and bullets for glitter, banter and ballads.
Read MoreRat in the Skull
Rat in the Skull is an interview between a Royal Ulster Constabulary inspector and a Catholic man in London detained under the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
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