IndieCork presents Best New Irish Short Films 2017
An evening of contemporary short films premiered at IndieCork in Oct 2017 have their first UK outing at LivIrishFest2017.
Read MoreIn Hardship and in Hope: A history of the Liverpool Irish
Walk leader, historian, Liverpool Irish Festival Board Director and local resident Greg Quiery launches his new book as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreLiverpool Music Tours: walks
Liverpool Music Tours are offering two cultural walking tours as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreCommitted
Following its festival success in 2014, Stephen Smith’s Committed is back in full force with Falling Doors Theatre for LivIrishFest2017
Read MoreCeltic Animation Film Festival
The Celtic Animation Film Festival showcases animated films from those submitted to this year’s inaugural competition. Organised by Kate Corbin and Eleonora Asparuhova, with support from and in partnership with the Liverpool Irish Festival.
Read MoreSouth Liverpool Heritage Walk
Another fun history walk with leader and historian Greg Queiry as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreFestival Club – the Aftershow
Social space with music and song to carry on the Liverpool Irish Festival party spirit, meet friends and share stories
Read MoreStrength NIA
Strength NIA are a Derry band. This event is a partnership event between the Liverpool Irish Centre and the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreThe Eskies
A night of two big bands – the Eskies and Hop the Sea – over at the Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreLiverpool Music Tours: walks
Liverpool Music Tours are offering two cultural walking tours as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreScotland Road walk
A fun, history walk taking in Scotland Road and areas nearby that have Irish significance. Guided by historian Greg Quiery as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreSong of Love
Song of Love is an art installation that celebrates our ability to commune with nature and sound’s heavenly effects on our souls, bodies and voice as part of LivIrishFest2017
Read MoreAfter the Dance
Daisy Asquith’s documentary follows her mother’s story of adoption, tracing her genealogical line back to Kilkee (Co Clare).
Read MoreIrish Heritage Walk
A fun, history based walk around some of the city centre, with historian and guide Greg Quiery, as part of the Liverpool Irish Festival
Read MoreFestival Club – the Aftershow
Social space with music and song to carry on the Liverpool Irish Festival party spirit, meet friends and share stories
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