A registered charity since 1783 helping distressed people who are Irish, or of Irish descent, in London. Grants may be small, but make an enormous difference.
Wonderful exploration by Prof Richard Kirkland (KCL) of London-Irish lives through the yearning, haunting, celebratory poetry of Yeats, Tynan, Kavanagh and others, at the marvellous Benevolent Society of St Patrick yesterday.
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14th November, 18.30:
“The Lost Worlds of Irish London”
A talk about the Irish in London from the 19th century to the present by Professor Richard Kirkland.
Come join us! And support a great cause.
https://t.co/TLOoTICQNo
For #StPatricksDay : the Benevolent Society of St Patrick building on Stamford St, SE1 - now @londonnautical.
It's on the route of April's 'Lost and Hidden Architecture of the South Bank'
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There’s still time to book tickets for The Benevolent Society of St Patrick’s annual lecture on 28th Sept!
It is a talk with Prof. Roy Foster about Meditating in Time of War.
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Book tickets:
https://t.co/SdHFMNsKsG
The Benevolent Society of St Patrick is a charity which provides grants to Irish people in London.
This year, their Annual Lecture will be given by Professor Roy Foster on 28th Sept.
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Purchase tickets:
https://t.co/MoXNVJdCsY
Fun times speaking on the Templars in Ireland to the wonderful Benevolent Society of St Patrick last Thursday! 🇮🇪
Support their amazing work here: https://t.co/2Nj0ygdOih
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Come along tonight! St Wilfred's Hall at the Brompton Oratory. I will be telling the story of the Knights Templars in Ireland. It's organized by the Benevolent Society of St Patrick, a wonderful cause. And there's a glass of wine in it for you, too! @benevolent_of@LondonOrat
What do you know about the medieval Knights Templar in Ireland? When did they arrive? Where were they based? What hapened during their dramatic trial and suppression? Do come along and find out! Tickets on FIXR #KnightsTemplar#MedievalTwitter https://t.co/D4QXPB7VsA
Minister @brophytalks has announced almost £5.4m in Emigrant Support Programme Funding to the Irish community in Britain.
We are proud to continue our support of these Irish organisations doing vital work in the community and promoting a strong & vibrant Irish community in GB.
A difficult time for many, but as ever the vulnerable are hardest hit. The call on limited resources is great. Please consider making a contribution, however small, to support those in greatest need. Thank you. https://t.co/oC43tJjD29