Place: London Irish Centre

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Appeal for mourners for Irishman who died alone in London

An appeal has been made for mourners for an elderly Irish man who died alone in London and who is to return to his final resting place later this month.

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Attention Irish in the UK, your new home away from home has opened in London

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‘Forgotten Irish’ in Britain recognised

Trump very unlikely to end emigration impasse

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Scene + Heard: What's going on around the country

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Exposing the secrets of mental health in London

Irish women reveal their secrets in postcard campaign

“I know he’s not the one. I said yes anyway; I don’t want to be alone.”

Sun, 05 Feb, 2017

Irish women reveal their secrets in postcard campaign

“I’m depressed. My family won’t understand.”

Sat, 04 Feb, 2017

Without the wider 'Irish family' many expatriates would become lost

In this moving reflection on the Christmas season Irish expatriate Anna Marie O'Rourke reveals how she was rescued from a period of depression while living abroad through her involvement with Gaelic games.

Thu, 22 Dec, 2016

Remembering the forgotten - Make that call

WE sometimes shamelessly exploit the sentimentality of the Irish diaspora — a certificate of Irishness anyone? — but maybe we are not as enthusiastic about extending a meaningful helping hand to the Irish citizens in difficulty in far away and not so faraway places, especially at a time of celebration like Christmas.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2016

Six decades of the Irish in London

The Irish Centre in London’s Camden Town is re-branding as it celebrates its 60th Paddy’s Day, writes Claire Droney.

Mon, 17 Mar, 2014

Tedfest is Rob’s cup of tea as tribute paid to Dermot

An unusual congregation of priests, nuns, and lovely girls, have provided a welcome boost to tourism in the Aran Islands.

Mon, 03 Mar, 2014

IRA victims' relatives clash outside event to be addressed by Adams

Relatives of British IRA victims faced off in London over their view of the peace process outside an Irish Republican event addressed by Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams.

Sat, 19 Oct, 2013

‘We lost our spirit and our way’

Ireland might have avoided the economic collapse if it had retained some of the cultural and political spirit that infused the fight for independence, President Michael D Higgins has suggested.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012

Sisters to challenge refusal to allow Redress Board application

Two sisters who allege they were abused in residential institutions have brought a challenge to the refusal, on grounds of being out of time, to allow them bring an application for redress.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2012