Welcome to the website of the Tyneside Irish community.

The aim of this website is to keep you informed of all things Irish that are happening on Tyneside. As well as the events listed on this page, there are many others that you can access by clicking onto the relevant bars above.

To find out what entertainment is lined up over the coming weeks and months have a look at Whats On and the Tyneside Irish Cultural Society.

BREAKING NEWS

WELCOME RETURNS - The Tyneside Irish Centre is pleased to welcome back two favourite shows in February. These are the 'audacious' Antrim based band BEOGA and the anual 'ECHOES OF ERIN' (Comhaltas) tour of traditional Irish musicians, singers and dancers.

BEOGA

ECHOES OF ERIN

For full details and information about these and other planned concerts please go to our Cultural Society Page.

Tyneside Irish Centre Membership is now due for renewal. For details about fees please press the CONTACT & MEMBERSHIP bar above.

The Tyneside Irish Centre

43-49 Gallowgate
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE1 4SG
0191 2610384 or 221278

This Week at the Tyneside Irish Centre

Saturday 6th February- Highway 61- 8.30pm - Lounge - Free

Sunday 7th February - 1st Sunday Ceili featuring the Veronica Fagan School of Irish Dancing & the Paul Ruane Band - 8.00pm - Tickets £3.00 - Concert Room

Thurs Evenings - Traditional Music Session. Lounge - Free

Mon Evenings - Comhaltas Session - Evening - Lounge - Free

Karaoke in the Lounge

Every Friday and Sunday

For Full Details of What is Coming Up at the Tyneside Irish Centre in January look at Whats On.

NEWSLETTER

To read our newsletter and find out more about what is going on at the Centre look at TYNESIDE IRISH CENTRE above.

Great Facilities

Free live music four nights a week, Function Room available for hire - 200 capacity - Ceili Band, Buffet, Disco available for functions, Sunday Night Dances (£3.00 Adm.) A Ceili for all (every first Sunday). For information about the hire of our rooms contact Pauline on: 0191 2610384

Don't forget also the traditional music sessions on Monday and Thursday evenings. For more information see Whats On.

Tyneside Irish Festival 2009

The 23rd Tyneside Irish Festival is now over and the talk on peoples' tongues is " How Good was Cara Dillon", What a Good Venue Gateshead Old Town Hall Is, "What about the play "I'm No A Billy" and "What a Great Performance from Cran." Yes, there are lots of happy memories from this year's Tyneside Irish Festival!

Sunday Entertainment Partnership Scheme

The SEPS plan offers any good cause or fundraisers a unique chance to raise cash without risk or substantial outlay. WE print the tickets and sell what we can. YOU organize the raffle, tombola, auction and help you sell more tickets. For more information contact Pauline at the Tyneside Irish Centre Office on: 0191 2610384