TOURISM IRELAND, the organisation responsible for promoting tourism in the island of Ireland, has agreed to fund some operational costs of the Celtic and Irish Cultural Society over an initial one-year period in support of its role in the community.

The Celtic and Irish Cultural Society in association with The Hawth, Crawley and Crawley Borough Council are supporting a new event at the 2005 Crawley Folk Festival titled Celtic Voices.

Crawley’s second Saint Patrick’s Weekend (19-20 March 2005) saw large crowds line the streets of Crawley as it concluded with the Saint Patrick’s Parade. Hundreds took part in the event and over a thousand looked on as the parade route criss-crossed its way through Crawley.

Cappagh Group confirm associate sponsorship of the Crawley Saint Patrick’s Weekend. Cappagh, located on Waterside Way, Wimbledon, was founded over 30-years ago by its original and current Managing Director; Thomas […]

Coinford Construction confirm continued support of the Saint Patrick’s Weekend 2005 through sponsorship. Coinford are a major engineering contractor, covering the area of southeast England. Coinford’s expertise is central to […]

The 9th Crawley Irish Festival and first Crawley Fleadh Week have been hailed as a success.

Crawley’s Holiday Inn hosted the ninth annual dinner and dance organised by the Celtic and Irish Cultural Society, on 6 March 2004. Around two hundred people attended the fundraiser for Saint Patrick’s Weekend. Also in attendance was His Worship, the Mayor of Crawley Brian Quinn.

Bank of Ireland confirm support of the Saint Patrick’s Weekend 2004 through sponsorship.

O’Farrell Building and Construction confirm support of the Saint Patrick’s Weekend 2004 through sponsorship.