Introducing our new Culture Project, the Birmingham Irish Heritage Trails
Birmingham Irish • March 27, 2022
This month, we are very excited to reveal a brand-new Culture project operating during June and July of this year, the Birmingham Irish Heritage Trails.
Through this project, we want to explore and showcase the incredible impact that our phenomenal Irish community have made on our home city of Birmingham.
At present, we are searching for volunteer guides with a passion for Irish history within our city, to take visitors on this fascinating adventure through time.
Heritage Trail Volunteer Information Sheet
For more information please
click here, or to apply, please email jennifer@birish.org.uk.
If you would like to join us in this venture, we would love to hear from you or if a loved one would be interested, please do share this opportunity with them.
For enquiries, please email jennifer@birish.org.uk
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