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An Evening of Christmas Carols and Readings at Liverpool Irish Centre. Come on down as we put our own spin on a traditional Christmas...

Home Alone 2020 I am home alone When will this pandemic end? Stay indoors, stay safe No more hugs, self-isolate I'm on the terrace The...

WORLD WAR1 REMEMBERED They stand in line looking neither left nor right Young boys tall and straight going off to fight Excited, nervous,...

Join Greg Quiery as he treats you to 'Turf by Boat'. Greg has a wonderful, relaxing voice that's truly lyrical and poetic.

Just a wee message from Caitriona Cairns, one of our wonderful bar staff. It's fine to feel anxious and unsure with all the uncertainty...

A Paltry ''Pome'' Composed in a Period of Pestilence

Elaine Gorman, reading a poem by the Keats-Shelley Prize winning poet Patrick Cotter

Today we're going digging with Naomh, one of our brilliant bar staff.

On this Easter Sunday we have a virtual Easter Bonnet Parade and a poem chosen by our community, to hopefully brighten up the bank...

Today we have a poem, chosen by Angie Billing and written by John Betjeman, the British poet laureate who was once the British attaché in...

Today we're bringing you a poem about The Irish Famine, chosen by Tom Ryan. He describes how haunting it is, and we must agree - this is...

Tonight we've chosen a poem for you, A Rainy Day in April by Francis Edward Ledwidge who was an Irish war poet from County Meath....