Irish community
Gaelic cultural group
An Irish community refers to a population of people of Irish descent or origin living together or connected in a particular area outside Ireland, or to the collective social bonds among Irish people within Ireland itself.
The term often appears in discussions of diaspora populations, particularly in the United States, Britain, and Australia, where emigration created substantial Irish neighborhoods and cultural enclaves.
The Irish community in Boston has deep historical roots.
It can also designate shared cultural institutions, churches, and organizations that preserve Irish heritage and identity.
- DublinIrish capital city
- pub sessionSocial drinking at a bar
- Great FamineMass starvation in Ireland
- Celtic musicTraditional Irish and Scottish melodies
- GalwayWestern Irish port city
Easter Rising · Belfast · storytelling · family networks · Sunday mass · neighborhood gatherings · charity organizations · Cork · old country · Boston · diaspora · cultural centers · Chicago · St Patrick's Day · green beer · New York City · clan traditions · Riverdance
- Buttecopper mining, headframes, mining disasters, copper ore, smelter
- Mahoning ValleyYoungstown, Poland, Campbell, Hubbard, steel mills
- RevereOak Island
Irish, community, Irishman, Irishwoman, Irishness, communal, commune, communally, communities