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The 5* reviewed ‘Why Shouldn’t I Go?’ is a play written and performed by Janet Behan and directed by Jessica Higgs. Janet will be performing at the Lewisham Irish Community Centre on January 25, 2020 Doors: 6.30pm – Play 7.30 – 8.30 followed by Q&A Tickets £6/£4 Concessions on the door or for reservations contact […]
Join us for a free community breakfast every Wednesday with friends and food at the Lewisham Irish Community Centre. We’re hosting breakfast every Wednesday starting Wednesday 13th November 2019, everyone is welcome. Find us here – If you have any questions contact Kathleen Sheridan – Centre Manager 020 8695 6264 manager@lewishamirish.org.uk
Lewisham Irish Community Centre (LICC) is an organisation with an enduring passion for transforming the lives of the people it works with. Primarily we have been focused on the needs of Irish, Irish descent and people from the Irish Traveller community, LICC enables people to build resilience, retain independent and fulfilled lives and access the […]
Lewisham Irish Community Centre in conjunction with London Irish LGBT Network Friends of Rio Rita’s – Buy Tickets Online By Hennessy Award Winner: Colm Ó Clúbhán (Clifford) A staged reading with Martin Galligan & William Foote Director: Stephen Gee Written in 1985, the play explores the relationship of two gay men who left Ireland for London because […]
Join us on Saturday the 20th July for a night of comedy and craic at the Lewisham Irish Community Center. The bar will be open from 7.30pm! We have a host of seasoned local comedians including – Vash Pernikar – MC Rachel O Connor William Hitt The Monks Anti-Duhring Battalion George Wheeler Laura Thomas Archie […]
On Friday 18th May we were delighted to welcome the Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs to the Lewisham Irish Community Centre and to London. The visit was part of a three day fact-finding mission focused primarily on Brexit, overseas aid priorities and engaging with Irish communities in the capital. (Representatives […]
