‘Across the Waves’
A celebration of 100 years of Irish Radio
A celebration of 100 years of Irish radio through comedy, music and personal stories.
This great new show tells the story of Irish radio, in particular what it meant to those listening in from across the Irish Sea.
It wasn’t just about getting signals for the GAA game, for many Radio Eireann gave them a sense of home and community.
Friday 13th November 2026
Lewisham Irish Centre
2A Davenport Rd, London SE6 2AZ
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Please note that for Lewisham ONLY the programme start time is 3pm with actual performance at 3.30pm.
NO EXTRA PAYMENT IS NEEDED
3pm Saturday 14th November
The Claddagh Ring,
10 Church Rd, London NW4 4EA
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3pm Sunday 15th November
South London Irish Centre
138 Hartfield Rd, London SW19 3TG
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TICKETS £12/ £10 ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR
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OTHER DATES TO BE ADDED SHORTLY
‘STAMPS AND STORIES:
A CELEBRATION OF 100 YEARS OF THE IRISH PASSPORT’
3PM SATURDAY 5TH DECEMBER 2026
IRISH COMMUNITY SERVICES GREENWICH
The Irish Centre
2B Devonshire Road
Bexleyheath
London
DA6 8DS
Join us for a celebration of one hundred years of the Irish Passport. Settle into an evening of music, stories, and sketches that shine a light on what the Irish passport means to people from all walks of life. It’s more than a travel document — it’s a lifeline, a laugh, a link to home. Through songs you know and tales that feel familiar, we’ll explore how a little book can carry hopes, memories, and pride across borders and generations. It’s honest, it’s heartfelt, and it’s got good tunes. We’d love to see you there.
TICKETS £12/10 on the door or click here to book in advance
Please note that a booking fee will be added to online tickets.
COMING BACK IN 2027
‘The Irish Countess: Echoes of A Soul’
Hear the history of Irelands troubled years through the eyes of one of its iconic figures.
Written and performed by Anne Curtis
Constance Markievicz (1868-1927) was a revolutionary, a suffragist, and a socialist and the first woman ever elected to the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Born into privilege in the Anglo‑Irish ruling class, she turned her back on wealth and convention to fight for Ireland’s freedom and social justice.
In this powerful one‑woman performance, Constance looks back on her extraordinary life, from the drawing rooms of privilege to the prison cells of rebellion. Through her eyes we witness the great turning points of Irish history: the Little Famine, the Gaelic Revival, the Great War, the Easter Rising, and the Civil War.
‘Echoes of a Soul ‘commemorates almost one hundred years since her death a century after a woman’s voice first shook the foundations of empire. This show will be of interest to those who would like to know more about Irish history.