'A Taste Of Ireland'
Birmingham Irish Online Shop ..

Click & Collect your Irish food essentials ..

There's no need to travel to the supermarket for your Irish food essentials, they are all here at Birmingham Irish. Our shop is popular with all our locals and visitors to the St Anne's Centre.
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Abbey Farm Blackberry & Apple Jam

Abbey Farm Blackberry & Apple Jam

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Abbey Farms Irish Jams recipes can be traced all the way back to 1886 when the Lamb Brothers started making jams and marmalade's for the Irish market.

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Birmingham Irish Association is available on 0121 604 6111

Monday to Friday - 10am to 3pm
Consumer Notice: Calls to our contact number will cost 16p per minute. Your telephone provider (including mobile providers) may add an additional access charge.

"Serving the community since 1957"

A long history of supporting people ..

The Irish Welfare & Information Centre (IWIC) was founded in June 1957. In 2009 IWIC developed a partnership with Birmingham Irish Community Forum (BICF) and combined they were to become what's now known as Birmingham Irish Association.
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