Irish Centre of Pittsburgh

Irish Centre of Pittsburgh The Irish Centre is a cultural center for Irish dance, music, and language. It also is available to The Irish Centre of Pittsburgh was developed in 1966 by Rev.

Dr. Patrick McCarthy, a resident at St. Paul's Cathedral and a professor of International Affairs at Duquesne University. The Irish Centre is a place where Irish people in Pittsburgh can engage in cultural, educational, social, and recreational activities. Most members are from Irish ancestry and are interested in the promotion of Irish language, dance, music, and customs. At the Irish Centre, the

re are regular open seisiúin held for any musicians who play Irish Traditional Music on select Fridays. There also are weekly Irish language lessons for beginners on Saturdays at 2:30pm. Please contact [email protected] with questions about upcoming events. The Irish Centre is the home of The Burke-Conroy School of Irish Dance and also regularly sponsors feiseanna events. The Irish Centre is available for rental for private events, such as concerts, birthday parties, baby showers, etc. Please call (412) 521-9712 for rates and availability.

Temple Bar looking pretty festive 🎄🎀✨🌟
11/30/2024

Temple Bar looking pretty festive 🎄🎀✨🌟

11/30/2024
Counting begins in Ireland election - after exit poll shows three main parties neck and neck
11/30/2024

Counting begins in Ireland election - after exit poll shows three main parties neck and neck

The three main parties are all within 2% of each other in the exit poll, but Ireland's electoral system means it is likely Fianna Fail and Fine Gael will make up another coalition government.

03/10/2024

After a successful pilot plan, this first-of-its-kind in Ireland bike lending library scheme is now available to all students at University College Dublin. 🚨🚴

The partnership between the UCD Energy Institute and the UCD Library, the bike library allows UCD staff and students to get a loan of e-bikes and folding bikes free of charge from self-service bike bunkers.

The original pilot programme was one of three research demonstration projects funded by the Higher Education Authority investigating new approaches to sustainability.

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The Irish Centre of Pittsburgh was developed in 1966 by Rev. Dr. Patrick McCarthy, a resident at St. Paul's Cathedral and a professor of International Affairs at Duquesne University. The Irish Centre is a place where Irish people in Pittsburgh can engage in cultural, educational, social, and recreational activities. Most members are from Irish ancestry and are interested in the promotion of Irish language, dance, music, and customs. At the Irish Centre, there are regular open seisiúin held for any musicians who play Irish Traditional Music on select Fridays. There also are weekly Irish language lessons for beginners on Saturdays at 2:00pm. Please contact [email protected] with questions about upcoming events. The Irish Centre is the home of The Burke-Conroy School of Irish Dance and also regularly sponsors feiseanna events. The Irish Centre is available for rental for private events, such as concerts, birthday parties, baby showers, etc. Please call (412) 521-9712 for rates and availability.