The Irish Association is holding a major conference, No Youth Left Behind - Building the skills, confidence and opportunities young people need to thrive across the island of Ireland, at 10.30am on Tuesday 17th November in Wynn's Hotel, Dublin.
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Professor Christopher McCrudden CBE is the speaker for our Autumn Lunch, to be held in Wynn's Hotel, Dublin, at one pm on Saturday 24 October 2026.
Saving our lakes – shared island challenges and opportunities, Ulster University, Belfast
The Irish Association is holding a major conference on Saving our lakes – shared island challenges and opportunities, at 10.30am on Thursday 11 June 2026 in the Lantern Boardroom at Ulster University, Belfast. The Keynote Speaker is Professor Catherine Dalton, Professor of Environmental Geography, Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick and...
The Irish Association hosted their annual Spring Lunch in the Maldron Hotel, Belfast on Saturday 9th May.
The Irish Association hosted their annual St. Patrick's Day Lunch in Wynn's Hotel, Dublin on Saturday 21st March.
The Irish Association hosted their AGM in Clayton Hotel, Ormeau Avenue, Belfast on Saturday, 24 January, at 1.00 pm.
The Irish Association will host their pre-Christmas lunch in Belfast on 15 December. It will be held in the Ulster Reform Club, Royal Avenue, Belfast with drinks starting at 12.30 and a buffet lunch at 1.00. It is important that all attending should let us know beforehand so the club can cater for our numbers. The cost of lunch will...
A conference being led by the Institute of Irish Studies is being held on Wednesday 3rd December in the Barnett room, The Harbour Office, Belfast entitled "From Boundary Commission to Border Poll? A Century of the Irish Border. We are pleased to be associated with this conference and our President will be reporting on the outcome of our recent...
The Irish Association will host their Autumn Lunch at Wynn's Hotel at 1.00 pm on Saturday, 15 Nov.











