Irish women in London celebrate Women’s Day
The Women’s Irish Network (WIN) hosted a reception at the Irish Embassy in London on Monday 4th March to celebrate International Women’s Day.
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Irish names leading way in London food and drink scene
There has been something of an Irish food renaissance in London.
Modern chefs, taking equal inspiration from traditional Irish food and innovative global trends, are...
It’s a small world after all
By Michael McDonagh
Geraldine Marsh, 84, originally from Portlaoise and now living in Wimbledon, buys the Irish World regularly every week.
Last May, whilst...
Tours of LÉ James Joyce ship for St. Patrick’s week
The LÉ James Joyce, one of Ireland’s new naval ships built in Britain, will visit London this week, and will be open for visitors...
Joe Deacy’s father calls Mayo Council ‘disingenuous to the truth’
By Damian Dolan
The father of murdered Hertfordshire Gaelic footballer Joe Deacy has called Mayo County Council “disingenuous with the truth”, following the removal of...
Luton gets festive with biggest St. Patrick’s party ever
Luton will be celebrating St Patrick’s Day in style this year, organised by the Luton Irish Forum.
The day will start with the special...
Cash register tycoon tots up his life in UK
By PJ Cunningham
Retired businessman Mark McGaugh, 78, who came to this country from Mayo in the 1950s, has just written a book about...
‘What’s On’ guide for March, with Willie Moone
Fill up your event diaries with Willie Moone’s entertainment listings – from necessary art and culture to local community events.
Meetings & Networks
London Irish Graduate...
‘I want to assure all Irish people living here’
Adrian O'Neill, the Irish Ambassador to the UK, answers your concerns on Brexit and what happens in the event of a 'no-deal' scenario.
With just...
‘Very exciting news’ for Manchester Irish community
Colin Gannon
The construction of a hotel beside an Irish centre in Manchester is “very exciting news” that proves there are novel ways struggling centres...