Non CICS Event but a great piece of theatre Coming up at The Tricycle Theatre 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR | Charity No. 276892 LAY ME DOWN SOFTLY By Billy Roche 11 July – 6 August with a cast of Gary Lydon, Michael O’Hagan, Pagan McGrath, SImone Kirby, Anthony Morris, Dermot Murphy Roll-up, roll-up, and enter the shady
» Read moreIn conjunction with the South East Arts Folk Network (SEFAN) the Celtic and Irish Cultural Society (CICS) are pleased to announce our involvement in the ‘Cross Currents’ Project. This is Crawley’s new multi-cultural music project being launched at the Crawley Folk Festival on Sunday 26th June with it’s first live performance at our 16th Annual Crawley Irish Festival on 28th
» Read moreSaturday 11th June is Irish Night at LINGFIELD PK featuring Wonderland and Fanfair Irish Night is sure to a lucky night for some. FIRST RACE IS AT 20.10 A full race card over both the all-weather and turf tracks will culminate with live music after racing Wonderland will beheadlining after racing this evening. This talented Irish 5-piece girlband were handpicked
» Read moreSaturday 4th June saw Crawley’s Celtic and Irish Cultural Society (CICS) co-hosting the first ever Crawley Community Football Tournament in association with Sussex Police, BAM FM Ltd, Crawley United Football Club and Premier Sports and Leisure As part of Crawley Fleadh 2011, the cross-community tournament saw teams representing 12 of Crawley’s communities taking part at Ifield Community College. Communities from
» Read moreThe Celtic and Irish Cultural Society in conjunction with Sussex Police are co-hosting a Crawley Community Football Tournament at Ifield Community College Crawley Ave, Crawley, West Sussex RH11 0DB on Saturday 4th June. It’s a cross community project with the majority of Crawley’s communities taking part. 12 have signed up already including the Portuguese, Muslim, Polish, Indian, Gambian, English and
» Read moreWith Geraldine Cahill The Cultural Kitchen Project is a partnership between Crawley Festival, Crawley Town Centre Partnership, and local community groups including the Celtic and Irish Cultural Society. It’s a chance to introduce Crawley to our culture – through our food with a demonstration by CICS committee member Geraldine Cahill. Its all happening in Crawley’s Memorial Gardens and Geraldine is
» Read moreA Family Fun ‘AWAY-DAY’ The Celtic and Irish Cultural Society invite you to experience the thrill and fun of the Highlands Games in the South East of England on Sunday 10th July 2011 at The Highland Games Gathering in Harpenden. The Harpenden Highland Gathering – a ‘fun day out with a Scottish flavour for the whole family’ – It is
» Read moreLecture on Tom Crean ‘The Ice Man’ at Crawley Library, Tuesday 24th May 7.30pm The Celtic and Irish Cultural Society as part of Crawley Fleadh 2011 welcomes best selling author Michael Smith to Crawley Library to talk on the remarkable adventures of Irish explorer, Tom Crean. This lecture, illustrated with many outstanding historic photographs, is based on Smith’s No 1
» Read moreBrighton Irish Presents: ‘The M Boat’ at Brighton Fringe Harbour Theatre in association with Brighton Irish presents “The M Boat” at the Eagle Bar as part of the 2011 Brighton fringe festival. This play makes a welcome return visit to the Brighton Fringe festival. The M Boat tells the story of a barge delivering Guinness from Dublin to Shannon Harbour.
» Read moreTHREADS // 7.45pm // Thursday 5th May 2011 Purcell Rooms // Southbank Centre // As part of ‘These lands are our lands’ festival, a weekend-long celebration of traditional music, dance and ceremony from Britain and beyond. More information on the event can be found here http://ticketing.southbankcentre.co.uk/find/dance-performance/tickets/keira-dance-58147 Irish dance and music has its roots based firmly in tales and tradition and
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