Irish Radio Canada

Mary Ellen Callaghan, President of the society outlines the events scheduled to commemorate and celebrate the 200th Anniversary.

Tony Dolan tells of the current Irish curtural connections that sustain the Irish traditions in PEI

Pat Duffy talks about the conditions that the Irish faced on Arrival in PEI

Paula Kenny outlines the Irish, Prince Edward Island connection

Peterborough Musicfest is proud to present a full week of Irish-themed concerts at Del Crary Park from Saturday, August 2 to Saturday, August 9, 2025, in celebration of Bicentennial 2025 and the Nine Ships 1825 commemorative event

Set in the summer of 1825, Wild Irish Geese explores the 1825 migration of two-thousand Irish, escaping tyranny and hopelessness in Ireland, for the promise of something better in far-off Canada.

From Cork to the New World: A Journey for Survival is a work of historical fiction based on a true story: rather than watch their children weaken and starve, the McCarthy and Sullivan families leave Ireland to be part of the Peter Robinson Settlement

Former P.E.I. premier Dennis King appointed ambassador to Ireland

RTE Folk Music Awards nominee Padraig Jack

Zoé Basha at Folk Alliance International

Daoiri Farrell at the NAC July 10th

Stacy & Janice Lloyd, Lumsden, Saskatchewan, spent their Canada Day in Ireland

President Michael D Higgins

Kristina Skerries, Artistic Director outlines this years line-up

Pat Leahy talks about the commemorative events planned for this year.

Claire Gleeson talks about her debut novel - Show Me Where It Hurts

Pat & Patrick Doherty tell the story of the Doagh Famine Village

David Keenan: 2025 has seen the release of his fourth studio album as well as the documentary film ‘Focla ar Chanbhás’ or ‘Words on Canvas’ directed by Paddy Hayes.

Don Willcock: Behind the Curtain: Historical Highlights and Music From the Voyage of John Barry

Historian Michael McBane tell of the Commemoration of Irish Famine Burials in Ottawa