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London leg of heritage exhibition a huge success

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Irish in Britain’s heritage exhibition, Look Back to Look Forward: 50 Years of the Irish in Britain opened in London's Irish Cultural Centre on 1 November and attracted crowds each day


Artist Becky Moriarty and poet Laurie Bolger
Artist Becky Moriarty and poet Laurie Bolger
Photo Credit: Malcolm McNally Photography
Alice Boyle-O'Dowda with her 1960s dress
Alice Boyle-O'Dowda with her 1960s dress
Photo Credit: Malcolm McNally Photography
Anne Flaherty and Irish in Britain Patron Dame Elizabeth Anionwu
Anne Flaherty and Irish in Britain Patron Dame Elizabeth Anionwu
Photo Credit: Malcolm McNally Photography
Brian Dalton, Rosa Gilbert and Mick Lynch, RMT General Secretary
Brian Dalton, Rosa Gilbert and Mick Lynch, RMT General Secretary
Ethel Corduff, former nurse who has written on the history of Irish nurses
Ethel Corduff, former nurse who has written on the history of Irish nurses
Ambassador Martin Fraser and Deidre Fraser listen to an oral history
Ambassador Martin Fraser and Deidre Fraser listen to an oral history
Bartley Duggan, an interviewee originally from Connemara
Bartley Duggan, an interviewee originally from Connemara
Photo Credit: Malcolm McNally Photography
The Irish in Britain Heritage team Rosa Gilbert, Susan Cahill and Róisín Jones
The Irish in Britain Heritage team Rosa Gilbert, Susan Cahill and Róisín Jones
Photo Credit: Malcolm McNally Photography
Brian Dalton with Jacqui O'Donovan OBE, primary exhibition sponsor
Brian Dalton with Jacqui O'Donovan OBE, primary exhibition sponsor
Stocking up on some Irish treats!
Stocking up on some Irish treats!
It's a family affair: Rob with his two children pointing to an image of their dad as a young boy
It's a family affair: Rob with his two children pointing to an image of their dad as a young boy
'To me, Irishness is...'
'To me, Irishness is...'




Irish Cultural Centre chair, Peter Power-Hynes with Irish in Britain CEO Brian Dalton
Irish Cultural Centre chair, Peter Power-Hynes with Irish in Britain CEO Brian Dalton