Ireland XO Events

Grace O'Malley theme for New Jersey Renaissance Faire

The Legend of the Pirate Queen Continues at this Year's New Jersey Renaissance Faire

Irish Family History Forum. Long Island May event

The Irish Family History Forum (IFHF) is an Irish Genealogy Organization with members throughout Long Island, New York City and beyond.

Border Walk: Garrett Carr and Iain Sinclair – 21 May London

The Irish Literary Society is holding its final event of its 2017-18 season on 21 May at the Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith, London, UK.

Bealtaine 2018

Loftus Hall in New Ross will be hosting a Bealtaine Festival from 5 May - 7 May 2018. There will be a weekend packed with various events for the whole family. For further information, please contact: info@loftushall.ie

Illustrated talk: The 1918 Conscription Crisis in Co. Galway

Join historian Dr Conor McNamara, NUI Galway on Saturday 21st April as he discusses the crisis and its far-reaching implications, with particular reference to Galway.

Lifeways of Gaelic Learned Families

On Saturday 7 April, at 2.30pm, NUIG Professor Elizabeth FitzPatrick will give an illustrated talk at Galway City Museum on the lives and work of these hereditary learned classes, which were somewhat unique functionaries in European society of the time.

Cork Genealogical Society Presents: Bridging the past and future.

Cork Genealogical Society is holding a day-long conference to guide you in your search for information on your Irish roots. Trace your Irish ancestry using methods that will be explored at this absorbing conference.

A cultural gem of Ireland's underground - The Souterrain

Launch of Loving Leftovers booklet

Milltown Tidy towns and Milltown Heritage Group have come together to launch the 'Loving Leftovers' booklet and the Heritage Food Project.

Cartoon representations of John Redmond 1906 – 1916

This special lecture has been arranged to mark the centenary of the death of John Redmond, who was MP for Waterford and leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, in March 1918.