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Trace Your Irish Roots! 

Come join us Saturday January 28th at 2pm for a talk on: Getting Started: Researching Your Irish Ancestors

This will be a free introductory session on the basics of Irish genealogy.  Learn how Irish history has shaped the information available.  Gain tips and recommendations on how to find out more about your Irish roots. The afternoon promises to take you on a whirlwind tour back a few centuries and hopefully spark your interest in getting started on your own family history research!

We'll also have weekly support sessions to further assist you in the exciting realm of genealogy.
  
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The Irish Echo covered our
recent screening of The Pipe


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The Irish Times
featured us
in October


 



1040 Jackson - Construction Zone!
Over the next several months we will be crunching through our construction project. We are installing an elevator to serve all four floors of our building. The job has been approved by the City of New York Dept. of Buildings (DOB) and the MTA.  Fortunately, we will be able to keep large sections of the building open and operating throughout. There will be some inconveniences but it will be worth it!

This project has been made possible by capital grants from the Irish Government, and from State Assemblywomen Marge Markey and Cathy Nolan, along with the generous support of community leaders in the construction trades.

You can follow all the fun on Facebook in our
Elevator Construction Album.


 


Come for the
Úll Mór Seisiún Series


Photo, by Norma Manly, shows Mary Beth Taylor,,
a Sean-Nós dancing teacher, visiting from Dublin.

>>WATCH A PIECE OF THE ACTION<<

The Úll Mór (Big Apple) branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann
holds a traditional Irish music and dancing seisiún at the Center on a monthly basis.  Lots of musicians, singers and dancers come down to join in this late-afternoon session of great trad. 

Organized by Cathy Hornberger, the
Craobh Úll Mór CCÉ  look forward to their next seisiún at the Center
at 4pm on Sunday February 19th 2012.

A seisiún (pronounced sesh-oon) is the Gaelic/Irish word for 'session', and refers to a free-flowing rendition of Irish traditional music, and sometimes dancing, under the guidance of a seisiún leader.

Our 6th Annual Dinner Dance at Terrace on the Park on Friday April 8th 2011 was a sell-out, with over 800 Center supporters coming along. A great night was had by all. We congratulate honorees Fay Devlin and Brendan Straw whose tireless efforts made the evening so successful.

 

(Photo: James Higgins)

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Mark your calendars for May 11th when we'll have our next big bash!
 
 

 

 

 

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WELCOME TO THE
NEW YORK IRISH CENTER
You have reached the website of the New York Irish Center (or "Irish Centre", depending on where you're from).  Located at 10-40 Jackson Avenue in Queens in New York City, and easily accessible from every part of New York City and the tri-state area, we are truly a center for everyone in the greater New York Irish community. So whether you're from Ireland, have Irish ancestors, or are Irish at heart, there's a "céad míle fáilte" (hundred thousand welcomes) here for you!

 

COMING FEBRUARY 4th!
IRISH HOUSE PARTY

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Guggenheim Grotto In Concert- Nov 5th

A packed house, amazing music, a great concert !


Guggenheim Grotto Walking Photo

 

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IRISH

STORIES AND LEGENDS

Art Classes for Children
Cuchulainn: the warrior with Super Powers:The Cattle Raid of Cooley:Fionn and the Fianna:The Children of Lir:Oisin in the Land of Youth: Grace O’Malley- The Pirate Queen

>>DETAILS & CURRICULUM<<

Volunteer with us!


The Center continues to expand the scope of volunteer participation in its mission.  There are multiple programs for all ages under consideration.  Assistance is needed to get them off the ground.  The Center encourages all those wishing to help out in the community to get in touch.  If you would like to be involved, email the Center at

failte @ newyorkirishcenter.org
or sign up for our updates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Week to Week



at the Center
 

Teresa Livingstone - singer of wonderful tunes made famous around New York in late 1950s and early 1960s by her grandmother, Bridie Gallagher of Donegal.

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