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Manchester will celebrate the city's annual Irish Festival in March this year with an action packed two weeks of Irish Art, Comedy, Dance, Music, Sport and Theatre. Email [email protected]
Friday 2 March 2018 to Sunday 18 March 2018
The festival which is now established as one of the biggest Irish Festivals in Europe.
Manchester Irish Festival Parade 2018
The UK's largest St Patrick's Parade will take place on Sunday 11 March 2018 with over 40 floats, bands and walking groups celebrating the Patron Saint of Ireland.
The Parade will start at the Irish World Heritage Centre and progress along Cheetham Hill Rd and go into the City Centre finishing in Albert Square. The Parade is organised by The Irish World Heritage Centre in Cheetham Hill
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Hi everyone, I am doing a research project on the Irish language and heritage around the world I have created a short survey.
I would greatly appreciate it if you took a few minutes to answer it as I would like as many perspectives as possible. I have attached the link below.
Go raibh míle maith agat!
When the Ireland U20's arrived at Trafford MV for the 2016 U20 World Championship who would you have picked to be playing against Italy today?
Daisy recently sang at the last YGG (Young, Gifted & Green) now she is helping deliver fitness class free online to preschoolers all over the world! Never one to sit still!
https://vimeo.com/404661556?ref=em-share
Local A-Level student Daisy Davie decided to help her Mum & Dad's business out by organising coaches from several countries around the world (America, Guatemala, India, South Africa and Ireland) to deliver a Stretch-n-Grow class live to preschoolers all over the world. Watch it here and we are now hoping to deliver a live 'world wide coach' lesson every Monday during lockdown.
Well done Daisy!!!
Is the parade still on this weekend or had it been cancelled??
Why are there no Scots doing this sort of thing around Manchester, there’s almost as many of them surely?