In anticipation of the forth-coming St Pat’s Irish Comedy Night at The Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith, London. (ICC March 15th), featuring the great Irish Stand-Up, (star of Father Ted), Ardal O’Hanlon supported by Comedienne’s Caroline McEvoy and Grace Mulvey! Watch this short film to see Ardal in action and also to hear Caroline McEvoy talking about Irish comedy!  Founder of The Clapham Comedy Club “Comedy Bandits”, Caroline talks about what it’s like to be a female on the London comedy circuit and how she often uses her Northern Irish humour and background in her comedy sketches!!   This short film was captured at the recent recording of the ICC’s monthly Irish arts radio show, “Bright Side Of The Road”, Broadcast on Portobello Radio; to hear the full episode or to listen to any of the previous episodes, google https://www.mixcloud.com/ICCHammersmith/

As we fast approach our special season "Pavee Song - Pavee Culture” paying tribute to the song tradition of the Irish Travelling people, (happening at the ICC Nov 16th – 19th), we are thrilled to bring you this short inspirational and heart-warming film. In it you’ll see Brian Dalton, Director of “Irish In Britain” talking about his organisation’s magnificent exhibition “Look Back To Look Forward: 50 years of the Irish in Britain” which began it’s life at the ICC, before hitting the road to go on a UK tour which takes in Liverpool, Leeds and Birmingham. Also in this film is Sarah Dunne, the daughter of the legendary Irish Traveller Singer PECKER DUNNE, (King of the Irish Gypsies). Sarah talks eloquently about her late father and in his memory she sings the beautiful Traveller song “Down In The Gutter”

Comedienne and writer Anne Gildea talks about “How to get the Menopause and Enjoy It”.Portobello Radio's Piers Thompson Interviews, with ICC Culture Director Rosalind Scanlon also present. Listen to the whole show Live from The ICC Hammersmith on Mixcloud, search for Portobello Radio With thanks to all at The Irish Cultural Centre In Hammersmith, London, UK.

Director John Furse talks about “BLIND FLIGHT”, The true story of Irishman Brian Keenan and Englishman John McCarthy's extraordinary relationship as hostages of militias in Lebanon during the 1979-91 Civil War.Portobello Radio's Piers Thompson Interviews, with Film critic Steve Martin also present. Listen to the whole show Live from The ICC Hammersmith on Mixcloud, search for Portobello Radio With thanks to all at The Irish Cultural Centre In Hammersmith, London, UK.