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Irish in Britain
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ธ.ค. 2013
We are a national membership coalition, founded by and for the Irish community in Britain - a progressive voice for community development and representation.
The Irish community is made up of many inspirational organisations and individuals, our purpose is to bring together these many voices - to share expertise, to represent, to campaign for and support the growth and wellbeing of our community and the infrastructure around it.
The Irish community is made up of many inspirational organisations and individuals, our purpose is to bring together these many voices - to share expertise, to represent, to campaign for and support the growth and wellbeing of our community and the infrastructure around it.
Thoughtful Thursday: Pam Schweitzer
Pam Schweitzer, MBE is Director of the European Reminiscence Network. Pam was brought up by an Irish woman, Kitty Murray from County Mayo. Kitty lived in Pam's family and shared rich memories with Pam. Through this special relationship with Kitty, Pam was introduced to a network of other Irish girls and women.
Pam set up a professional reminiscence theatre company (Age Exchange Theatre in Blackheath) to explore the memories of older people and make them into theatre productions touring to audiences of older people. The play, “Across The Irish Sea” was toured to Irish groups across the UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Germany.
A book on the stories was published to go with the show, which was supported by the Irish community in Greenwich.
Pam is co-author of the guide to good practice book "Remembering, Yesterday, Caring Today: Reminiscence in dementia care".
Pam set up a professional reminiscence theatre company (Age Exchange Theatre in Blackheath) to explore the memories of older people and make them into theatre productions touring to audiences of older people. The play, “Across The Irish Sea” was toured to Irish groups across the UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Germany.
A book on the stories was published to go with the show, which was supported by the Irish community in Greenwich.
Pam is co-author of the guide to good practice book "Remembering, Yesterday, Caring Today: Reminiscence in dementia care".
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Footworks Social Clinic
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We’re thrilled to share a new video featuring Sarah Finucane and Marylin as they discuss the vital benefits of our foot health at The Footworks Social, which takes place once a month on a Saturday at the Luton Irish Forum. In the video, they highlight the importance of healthy feet for overall well-being and independence, especially for our Irish elders. Discover how our clinic not only address...
Breast Cancer Awareness Workshop
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Join us for a special Breast Cancer Awareness Month workshop in collaboration with Kings Hospital, led by Francesca Fiennes. In this session, Francesca shares crucial information on early detection, breast cancer prevention and the importance of regular screening. Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers but early diagnosis can make a significant difference. Watch this workshop to learn ...
Boost your strength: move more!
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Why Moving More Matters While it is important to stand up regularly - movement, particularly engaging your muscles, plays a critical role in keeping your bones strong, improving balance and maintaining overall mobility. Here we have a brilliant video created by Maggie Savill, a vibrant fitness instructor who explains what certain movements can help us with and how to do them. Every Wednesday, s...
Yvonne McNamara, CEO The Traveller Movement
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Throughout #GRTHistory Month we'll be highlighting oral histories we recorded for our heritage exhibition from people in the Traveller community Yvonne MacNamara is CEO of The Traveller Movement and she talks about a formative experience relating to her Irish accent
Peter's Story
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Peter's story Peter was a resident in Camden's Arlington House in the 1990s. He was interviewed by Jim McCool, the audio has been lost but we have the transcripts and Irish actor Jamie Beamish spoke Peter's words. The illustration of Arlington House is among the many created for the exhibition by Becky Moriarty. You can hear this and other clips from the men who lived in Arlington House read by...
Look Back to Look Forward: 50 Years of the Irish in Britain Exhibition
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We are proud and honoured that our heritage exhibition, Look Back to Look Forward: 50 Years of the Irish in Britain, is now showing @EPICTheIrishEmigrationMuseum in Dublin! 💚☘️ Come and experience this unique portrait of a community story like no other, it runs until 14 July. . . . . #epicmuseum #epicmuseumdublin #dublinexhibitions #irishheritage #irishinbritain #irishhistory #irishemigration #...
Let's talk about heart health!
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Our first podcast features cardiologist Dr Seamus Banim and former footballer Paul Moran. Join us as we dive into a session shedding light on the significance of cardiovascular health and discover practical steps to keep your heart happy. wwwirishinbritain.org email health@irishinbritain.org
James' Place - Men's suicide crisis support charity
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Highlighting the persistent high levels of suicide within the Irish community in Britain, particularly among Irish Travellers, remains a pressing concern. Despite positive trends in other populations, this community has not witnessed a decline in suicide rates for over three decades. Men, in particular, face a risk more than three times higher than women. Addressing this critical issue is James...
Carers matter: Thoughtful Thursday
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Irish in Britain's Cuimhne team is pleased to invite you to watch our Thoughtful Thursday on carers rights with guest speakers from Camden Carers: Elion Grajcevci, GP and Hospital Development Worker Anna Campbell, Community Engagement Project Manager Gillian Thompson, Community Engagement Support Worker What support is out there for carers? What other support can charities and community groups ...
Tributes to Tony Lloyd MP
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Watch MPs from across the House of Commons pay tribute to the life, political commitment & integrity of the late Tony Lloyd MP as his family listen in the public gallery. Among the many plaudits, he was described as a "proud supporter of the Irish diaspora in Manchester"
Birmingham Irish in Britain exhibition on BBC Midlands News
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Irish in Britain celebrates its 50th anniversary with an ambitious heritage project that captures the history of its member organisations and the communities they serve, made possible thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Our Touring exhibition, Look back to Look Forward: 50 Years of the Irish in Britain has exhibited in London, Liverpool and Leeds, this BBC report is from our final wee...
Memories of the Tara Club, Newcastle
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Maureen Heaney, Patsy Jordan and Alice Delahunty reminisce about travelling from Ireland to settle in Newcastle, and what the Tara Club meant to them. Part of our national oral history heritage project, thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund bit.ly/50YearProject Irish in Britain's touring exhibition '50 years of the Irish in Britain, Look Back to Look Forward' Entry: free All welcome Lond...
Pat Salmon
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Part of our oral history heritage project, thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund Pat Salmon was born in rural Co Leitrim & moved to London in the 60s, going on to manage the bar at the Portsmouth Irish Club bit.ly/50YearProject Irish in Britain's touring exhibition '50 years of the Irish in Britain, Look Back to Look Forward' Save the dates! Entry: free All welcome London Irish Cultural ...
John Giltenan
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A clip from one of the many memorable interviews recorded by volunteer oral historians as part of Irish in Britain's 50th anniversary heritage project, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Project. Here John Giltenan, from the Council of Irish Counties (CICA), London describes the send off his neighbours gave him when he left Limerick 35 years ago💚 For more details of the project and tour...
Anti-psychotic drugs or quality dementia care?
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Anti-psychotic drugs or quality dementia care?
Irish actor Jamie Beamish on Irish in Britain's' heritage project
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Irish actor Jamie Beamish on Irish in Britain's' heritage project
The Colour of Love, Mixed Marriage and Dementia Care 2
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The Colour of Love, Mixed Marriage and Dementia Care 2
How to use your recording kit: Irish in Britain Heritage project
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How to use your recording kit: Irish in Britain Heritage project
Get involved in our 50th anniversary heritage project!
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Get involved in our 50th anniversary heritage project!
Vessels of Memory: Community Archives and Creative ArtsThoughtful Thursday
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Vessels of Memory: Community Archives and Creative ArtsThoughtful Thursday
Hearing and memory: Thoughtful Thursday
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Hearing and memory: Thoughtful Thursday
Sporting activities and Young Onset dementia with Peaceful Place
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Sporting activities and Young Onset dementia with Peaceful Place
The Construction News was regarded as Paddys Bible, it had all new contracts starting up, awarded, and all construction/allied trade contracts for tender, in '74 I tendered for the re painting of a Junior school in York andd won it, re painted it in 3 weeks of summer holidays, that's why Irish lads knew where work was.
My father was forced from home because of family feuds over land and property. I re.ember him telling me in 1950 at 18. sleeping on park benches in glasgow with £20.00 in his pocket. Trying to keep the money tight. Until he got work permits to go to Inveraray and work on the hydro dam scheme. He stuck it out for 2.5 years. Living in camps in nissan huts. Freezing in winter. Eaten by midget in summer. dangerous work in the tunnels and up on the dam pouring concrete. Or on the pipe lines. Carrying pipes up hills on old track brengun carriers adopted. Many men killed and badly injured. He then headed to london. Did not like london. His parents would message him to come home at harvest time to work for 18 shillings a week. He was getting £18.00 and some weeks £30.00 in london. Family loyalty came first. Met my mother at a dance in Ardee. Got it together had a couple of kids. But the pull of the money and a chance to make something of his life brought him back to england. We returned to ireland in 1969. But the restrictive times and politics on the border. And the small mindedness of fianna fail and the people forced my father back to the uk. My mother was a town woman. Rural monaghan was too tough for her. How the country has changed for the worse. I was working in monaghan in 2007. I had a fall out on a job over work methods. And told the foreman/donkey who never left ireland to shove the job. Before i got home 20 miles away. Everyone in the area knew i told the donkey to go fook himself. S.all town ireland
I've been looking for a good version of this song since watching the Kneecap movie and finally found it from non other than DJ Provaí ✊🇮🇪 🇵🇸
Irish worked the heaviest jobs, built roads, built houses, pavements, best trade people ever, and honest as anything, english couldn't match that, and lots of Irish went back to eire and rebuilt it with money earned here
It's a clear voice regardless of accent BUT as a deaf person I find MALE Irish Scottish & Asian accents difficult, even Spanish as it's often spoken so quickly. I would not ask someone not to speak due to accent or their roots though. I'd expect them to respect the fact I might miss a lot of the content though.
Hi, my name is Margaret Hanlon, and my parents are Irish, from Rosslare Harbour, Co. Wexford. 😊
Movement is Medicine!
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Great video,what a complete contrast to the conditions endured by the construction crews who may have been paid better,but it seems the conditions in the public services made it better in the long run.
Sending a message of love to our senior Irish friends from a friend in Kokomo, Indiana, U.S.A. Keep moving folks. Stay active and healthy. And stay positive.
Im a McMorrow from county leitrim living in ohio. Never been to my homeland but glad to know its the best!
Well done, keep making music !
he gave up after this tune rip big provai
Hope you're NOT saying the singer Proval is no more ?
Great video thank you for sharing. Puts a different perspective on mid century London
DELETE THEM RIGHT AWAY DISRUPTING GLOBAL FREEDOM
Piano player hands:-) Mr Andy, where are you? 😞😞 Please help me come back home and keep constituency bou de as they were ! 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Why can’t I post with my photo?!
How empty the P is… this is an excerpt. Oh, their website! Wait, I don’t have a website!🤦♀️
Phone number please
But But I thought all Irish emigrants went to America and became Police Chiefs City Governers and District Attorneys
A special man...❤
President trump😂
Anne Doyle look alike rte
voting time and why should i vote labour when its hard to tell the difference between the tory scum and labour think its time for independent but then that will put the tory bell ends back in
Recommended!
Born n bred in London 70years ago, parents came here in 50's, my children always teased me, your English dad No I'd say a london irishman thats my blood😮
Stayed away with cooper 24th Jan Balls 2nd march. MK and Norwich seats colleagues..So he stayed with starmer somewhere when the football was on.. claims his son stopped off yet we didnt see a son at the football. We have someone lying 😂
interesting where Deputy Rayner sat further down and Starmer named everyone he didn't in other tributes..it was strange also a rushed by election which has led to Galloway which is a problem. Anti establishment politics will come back again and Starmer being more establishment won't help anyone..The north is turning on Labour it's assumed they will simply go back to Labour yet fewer in the north go to uni than the south..strange so many Tories spoke about him
I noticed Starmer kept looking over where Rayner was sitting.. she also was missing last year Kings Speech debate. She turned up and sat away from him very odd sat next to Reynolds. She had later gone with Reynolds to fundraiser and threats. Strange that Andrew and Nav were also there not mentioned. Rayner was the one they shouted at about women.. She was a target notice the women in Labour were more than the men but not straight away Starmer was a target smacks of set ups weird behaviour
I grew up in the Ireland of the 50’s and ended up homeless in London at the age of 16. With a lot of luck and even more hard work I managed to get through night school and secure professional qualifications so that I could return to Ireland and make a living. To this day when I hear descendants of those privileged “De Valera’s people” appropriate the history of the Irish who had to emigrate my blood boils. How dare they.
I am not fully sure of what you are trying to say
Fooook fianna fail
@@vincenthigginbotham8729is that sarcasm
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I never tire of listening to this blithering idiot 😂
I don’t really like most politicians but I’m sure there’s many who are out there with good intentions for their fellow humans…
More welcome in Birmingham than the English would be in Ireland
Dont understand that comment .Ireland is a brilliant place to live and bring up children..🙏🙏🙏
Maybe now. Not 35 years ago. Or the times these people talked about. Open your ears listen and learn
@Peter-sl6mf believe me my ears are well open ..i was bought up here in a farm and we were a big family .but we had nothing..but one thing we dis have is we were very happy with what we had ..and now going back to my previous answer..im talking about Ireland today ..and its a wonderful place to live ..and great place to bring up children..and ive lived all over the world ..and Ireland to me beats them all .♻️🙏🙏🙏
Memories men who broke back for nothing irish history ho do
St Patrick was kidnapped in Britain when he was sixteen, by Irish pirates, and brought to Ireland as a slave. So he wasn’t originally welcomed guest in Ireland. After six years, he escaped, became a cleric and returned to Ireland to spread Christianity.
HEY IT'S LORD/BARON BERBROOKE!!! HE'S MUCH MORE HANDSOME IN REAL LIFE
Love the Waterford twang.....lived there until I was 8 and tried so hard for years not to lose my accent
I was born in Liverpool and have Irish Ansestey. This is not unusually Re People from Liverpool .I am extremely proud of my Celtic roots. IE 33% Irish 35% Welsh
Something that I really like about Irish people is the gift of the gab, they are really good story tellers
Good riddance
Will this project ask older Irish people who don't use digital services about their experience of using @rté Long Wave 252, its place in their lives & the effect of its closure in 2023 please?
Absolute toilet of human
Great crowd she's got there.
RESIGN NOW MR BONNAR!!!!! YOU BROKE COVID RULES TO GO TO IRELAND WHILE ME AND MANY OTHERS COULDNT VISIT OUR LOVED ONES IN OUR ON COUNTRY !!!!!!!!!!!
Racist scum labour party
I love this song - what a wonderful performance - amazing!
Lovely to hear Ultan again, I have his wonderful book and the CD that was released thereafter.
I am from the USA and I love Ireland. I love the history and the culture. Unfortunately like most other countries, Ireland to has gone woke. It’s seconds me.
Get out of here. We re emerging from a prolonged period of repression of our people. First by the British empire and then by the Vatican empire. I grew up here in the 50’s and I know from personal experience experience how awful it was
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There was no casual Clothing then, no sweatsuits, as they have today. No Adidas, Or Nike. That is the way it was. They had their own style, as the man just said, good suit for Sunday for Mass, older stuff was wore to work in. GOD BLESS all these men who left home, young, & worked hard for little pay. BUILT UP A COUNTRY , WHOSE GOVT TREATED THEM LIKE SECOND CLASS CITIZENS. WE ARE A TOUGH RACE, IT WOULD TAKE A LOT MORE THAN THE BRIT GOVT TO TAKE US DOWN, WE WERE FROM GOOD STOCK.GOOD LINEAGE WELL BRED💚💛