Tyneside Irish Cultural Society


      "Supporting the Irish community throughout the North East"  

www.tynesideirishculture.co.uk ♣ www.tynesideirish.com ♣ 0191 261 0384

 TICS seeks to promote Irish culture in the North East of England through a number of concerts, classes, forums, and music and drama workshops. We have recently discovered a number of resources which will form the basis a new heritage collection, made accessible by Co-Curate.

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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
tony c
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
Wrigley Pic 2
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
Roisin, Claire and Kevin
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
TheLongNotes
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
Kris Drever and Eamon Coyne
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
St Paddys Day 2
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from Tyneside Irish Cultural Society (flickr)
Paddy Keenan Pic's
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from Flickr (flickr)
Image from page 104 of "Great Irishmen in war and politics" (1920)
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
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An Easter mumming play, possibly performed in Ireland.
Pinned by Graham Webster
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China Town
Pinned by Peter Smith
from Geograph (geograph)
Neighbourly communities, St Andrew's Street
Pinned by Pat Thomson

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