A vibrant slice of Ireland is coming to Kings Heath this November with the much-anticipated opening of Fitzgerald’s Irish Shop. Set to open its doors in mid-November 2025.

In September 2025, the Birmingham Irish Association proudly held its Annual General Meeting at St Anne’s Hall, welcoming board members, staff, volunteers, and members of the public.

At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.

On Sunday 7 September our amazing Keely Tattersfield and her daughter Katie crossed the finish line of the Big Half Marathon – and we’re still buzzing with pride!

The dust has settled… What a weekend! We're proud to announce that Birmingham Irish brought a brand new Irish Village to the incredible Páirc Summer Series, and we’re still buzzing from it!

At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.

John had decided to run the Solihull Half Marathon with the aim of any sponsorship helping towards the cost of the repairs and the ongoing maintenance of the vital BIA bus.

Today we are delighted to introduce our newest staff member to you all. Ravinder Gill is the new Activities and & Wellbeing Worker for Birmingham Irish Association.

Our minibus driver John Mulry joined the Birmingham Irish Association (BIA) family as an employee in January this year, and is a great asset to the team and especially to the Dementia Centres.

This is your chance to grab Pairc Summer Series tickets. If you're planning to join us at the UK's biggest celebration of Irish music and culture, now’s the perfect time to book.

At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.

Volunteers' Week is all about our volunteers and the special role they play in the delivery of our services to the community, and to celebrate and recognise their fantastic contributions.

A group has been created with thanks to Jobe Sullivan running our Music Project, operating permanently in Abbey Primary School and Bishop Challoner, and other one-off workshops.

At Birmingham Irish, we feel that the beautiful language of Gaelic is an extraordinary gift that should be passed down from generation to generation with immense pride.