Due to the Covid 19 virus epidemic the Nottingham Irish Centre is currently closed. This action is for the safety and welfare of everyone. However, we are remotely continuing our services to support our Members and the Community because your welfare is our priority.
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Memory Lane Café
Memory loss support group. Enjoy some fun activities to stimulate the brain: games, arts & crafts, reminiscing…
First session: Thursday 28th April 2022, 11am to 2pm at NIC (£2 entry)
Future of the Centre and its Current Community Services – Pat Murphy, Chairman
New Community Support Worker In 2021 we applied to Awards for All (the National Lottery charity) for a grant to employ another Community Support Worker. Our bid was successful, and we have now appointed a new worker so we will be able to offer an even better service to the Irish community. Future of the Centre The committee has decided […]
Nottingham St Patrick’s Day Festival 2022
21st Nottingham St Patrick’s Day Festival on the 17th of March 2022. Concert in Market Square 12:00 – 4:30.
102nd Anniversary Memorial and Tribute to Percy French
A collaboration between Formby Civic Society, Parish of St. Luke’s Formby, Percy French Society in Ireland, Consulate General of Ireland to the North of England , and Triskellion.
12 noon January 24th 2022
St Luke’s Church, Formby
Northern Irish Bid for UK City of Culture 2025
We’re hoping that this year will be an exciting one for us all as Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon bid to win UK City of Culture 2025! It’s the only Northern Irish bid and we would love you to show your support for your homeland! » Read more…
