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toggle navigation untold stories the irish community in leeds home video archive articles schools the leeds irish community almost every irish family has been touched by emigration. since 1800 one out of every two people born on the island of ireland has emigrated. it has been the central thread in the relationship between ireland and the rest of the world, especially britain. today, the irish diaspora (irish emigrants & their descendants) includes 80 million people worldwide. this is more than 13 times the current population of the island of ireland. watch the documentary the irish in britain the irish are the longest established and largest minority community in britain. four out of every five children born in ireland between 1931 and 1941 emigrated in the 1950s with the majority crossing the irish sea to britain. by 1971 there were almost one million irish-born persons living in britain, and 10,000 were living in leeds. in britain today there are at least 1.7 million people born to irish parents, and as many as 6 million of irish descent. view the archive the irish in leeds the city of leeds is nestled in the aire valley of west yorkshire in north-central england, east of the pennine range. there has been a substantial irish community in the city for almost two centuries. today, this community numbers some 50,000 persons. the untold stories website, using a combination of a documentary film, and historical narrative accompanied by more than 250 photographs, bears testament to this long-standing and vibrant community. read more the irish in britain gathering, harehills, c. 1964. back row (left to right): ann walsh, eileen morrisey, unknown, eamonn morrisey, paddy o'driscoll, mary o'carroll, maureen canavan & tommy canavan. front row (left to right): pat walsh, danny & teddy o'carroll. harehills was home to many irish from the 1950s. courtesy of tommy canavan. young irishmen, the shamrock, kirkgate, 1960s. many young irishmen had the shamrock to thank for meeting their wives. courtesy of róisín ferguson. céilí house club, harehills, 2010. the club was situated on the corner of roundhay & harehills road. courtesy of róisín ferguson. back row: martin togher, frank o'connell, gerry togher, john grenham, ned grenham, pat o'connell. front row: pj gavin, michael caufield, arthur costello, unknown. on a leeds diocesan trip to lourdes. circa 1960 traditional musicians, leeds irish centre, c.1975. here musicians joe clancy (fiddle) & martin conlon (accordion) entertain. courtesy of leeds irish centre. tickets for knockmore annual parish reunion dance, 1976 & 1977. the leeds knockmore association was formed in 1973. courtesy of tommy canavan. famine walk, 1995. walk from leeds irish centre to leeds city centre to lay commemorative stone on 150th anniversary of great hunger. michael & nora heraty lead a group of irish dancers in this photograph. courtesy of leeds irish centre. crossing the irish sea, c. 1966. ferguson families returning home on holidays to attymass, co. mayo. courtesy of ferguson / mcgowan archive. first holy communion, sacred heart r.c. church, burley road, 1961. first holy communion is traditionally an important festive occasion for irish roman catholic families. courtesy of chris alwell. leeds fleadh cheoil, st. nicholas’ school, gipton, 1971. the fleadh cheoil (festival of music) is an irish traditional music competition organised by comhaltas ceoltóirí éireann (society of the musicians of ireland). courtesy of maureen dwyer ferguson. leeds st patrick’s day parade programme, 2010. the first st patrick’s day parade in leeds city centre took place in 2000 and the event has since become a permanent fixture in the city’s cultural calendar. courtesy of leeds st patrick’s day parade committee. young ireland’s gaa club, leeds irish centre, 1978. young ireland’s gaa club was formed in 1968. courtesy of maura harte o'brien. going to feis in manchester, irish national club, lower briggate, c. 1965. courtesy of margaret igoe hegarty. leeds senior céilí band, the shamrock, kirkgate, c. 1970. courtesy of margaret igoe hegarty. lord mayor’s parade, 1980. parade float by local irish civil engineering company r j howard ltd. howard’s was founded in the 1970s by dick howard of belmullet, co. mayo. courtesy of caroline murphy. leeds irish centre ladies committee, c. 1971. front row (left to right): mary hurley (treasurer), mary conlon (chair), nora conlon (vice-chair), & kathy barden. courtesy of leeds irish centre. old roscoe, sheepscar, early 1970s. the roscoe was well-known as a traditional music venue. it was knocked in 1983 to make way for the sheepscar interchange. courtesy of barrie pepper. irish national club, lower briggate, late 1960s. the irish national club closed its doors on thursday 22nd january 1970, being replaced by the new purpose-built leeds irish centre on york road. courtesy of leeds irish centre. leeds irish centre, york road, 1970s. courtesy of leeds irish centre. 1st attymass reunion, leeds irish centre, 1970s. a reunion of attymass people living on both sides of the irish sea. many of those who emigrated to leeds post-1950 were from the towns and villages of north co. mayo. as a result of this migration, the leeds mayo association was founded in 1971; it is the only county organisation in leeds. courtesy of leeds irish centre. official opening, davitt house, headingley, 1993. davitt house was established by volunteer members of the irish community concerned with the welfare and well-being of the more vulnerable and isolated members of the community. in 2003 davitt house came under the auspices of leeds irish health & homes. courtesy of leeds irish centre. charlie beirne & band, late 1950’s. left to right: charlie bierne, unknown, frank parle & joe murphy.the venue is possibly st francis’s, holbeck. courtesy of leeds irish centre. official launch, leeds irish centre, york road, c. 1970. huge crowds attended the evening celebration of the official opening of the lic. courtesy of tommy mcloughlin. going home to ireland, c. 1985. presentation to mary & tony gallagher on return to co. mayo with their leeds-born family. courtesy of bridie lydon. leeds branch comhaltas (ccé), the shamrock, kirkgate, 1974. members & musicians come together for a leaving session for john dwyer. courtesy of ferguson / mcgowan archive. wedding day, our lady of lourdes r.c. church, burley, leeds 1960s. courtesy of betty conway. agnes mone & maria mcdermottroe, the shamrock, kirkgate, c. 1959. courtesy of agnes mone. gaa spectators, halton moor, c. 1958. irish ladies watch a local gaelic football match. back row (left to right): margaret hennigan, unknown, maura mcdermottroe, mary coleman & angela kenny. front row (left to right): maureen preston, unknown & margaret hanahoe. courtesy of agnes mone." ‹ › the irish are the longest established and largest minority community in britain. four out of every five children born in ireland between 1931 and 1941 emigrated in the 1950s with the majority crossing the irish sea to britain. by 1971 there were almost one million irish-born persons living in britain, of whom more than 10,000 were living in leeds. in britain today there are at least 1.7 million people born to irish parents, and as many as 6 million of irish descent. although it is not always highlighted, for the majority of irish in britain the migrant experience was a positive one. after the natural stresses of leaving home for another country, most found work and settled, made friends and met partners, married and raised families, whilst keeping in touch with home. some eventually returned to live in ireland, but the majority chose to stay in their adopted homeland. the irish in leeds the city of leeds is nestled in the aire valley of west yorkshire in north-central england, east of the pennine range. there has been a substantial irish community in the city for almost two centuries. today, this

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