Irish People in Mainland Europe - Mid To Southern Europe

Mid To Southern Europe

15,000 Irish live in Austria, Italy, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, San Marino, Slovenia, Switzerland, and the Vatican or in Mid-South Europe.

Almost a Million enjoy Mid-South Europe's vibrant Irish Music, Irish Cultural and Irish Sport scene. Its 300 or so Irish pubs feature regular live Irish music, quiz nights and many feature Irish sports. Irish clubs, societies and associations arrange many activities for the integrated Irish communities, and the strong Irish cultural and literature following here. There are Irish & Celtic study courses and centres. You’ll find the Mediterranean Centre for Irish Studies here. There are local Irish music mands, Irish dancing schools and groups, organising special Irish music & dance nights and Irish & Celtic music festivals. We find Irish playing here with local soccer, rugby, darts and GAA clubs here; quite often these clubs are set-up by those in the Irish communities here.

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