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We publish news and project updates keeping you up to date with details regarding our services and events, as well as other local developments and other news that will be of interest to our clients as well as other visitors.
We publish news and project updates keeping you up to date with details regarding our services and events, as well as other local developments and other news that will be of interest to our clients as well as other visitors.
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We continue to publish regular news to keep our readers updated on current affairs and developments. It's free and easy to subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter using the secure 2-step-verification system.
With summer holidays soon approaching, we wanted to share an update about Irish passport applications, to ensure that there is hassle-free holiday preparation for all.
We're giving you all an insight into our team of volunteers at Birmingham Irish - without these amazing individuals it would be impossible for us to provide daily services.
At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.
What do I mean by Social Housing? Well, I guess it’s the kind of housing that used to be called ‘council houses’, but things have changed a great deal since those days.
So, the dust has settled on the 2024 St Patrick's Parade. We have now had time to catch our breath, have some much needed rest and reflect on its long awaited return.
The staff, board of trustees and volunteers at Birmingham Irish Association express huge thanks to the Frank Kelly family for their donation of £801.80 to our Dementia centre.
At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.
After five years off, it was wonderful to see Brum come alive in a way you only get with St. Patrick’s Day – with all the colour, music, laughs and good humour you would expect.
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What we're about at Birmingham Irish ..
We provide a wide range of services. From our central Digbeth hub we reach out to all areas of the city including community sites in Erdington, Cotteridge, Harborne, South Yardley, Sheldon, Hall Green, Brandwood, Shirley, Edgbaston, Acocks Green, Kingstanding, Handsworth, Maypole, and Kings Norton.
A long history of supporting people ..
The Irish Welfare & Information Centre (IWIC) was founded in June 1957. In 2009 IWIC developed a partnership with Birmingham Irish Community Forum (BICF) and combined they were to become what's now known as Birmingham Irish Association.
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Birmingham Irish Association
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