 | The Kilkenny Tavern
The Kilkenny Tavern
131 Merton High Street
London, SW19 1DE
If you are in London, visit the Kilkenny Tavern for the very best in Irish Traditional Music. Every Tuesday Night from 9.00 pm. Admission Free. There are usually 15 to 25 Musicians playing. |
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 | Surrey Studio
If you are looking for a short term stay in Surrey for a holiday or business trip. Dunallan Studio makes a great base.
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 | Bristol Irish Society
The Bristol Irish Society
Website To advance the education of the citizens of Britain and Irish people living in Britain about Ireland. Visit Website |
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 | Irish Culture & Customs
Irish Culture & Customs, more than 700 pages of everything Irish where you will be sure to find the little bit of Ireland you may be looking for. Visit Website |
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 | Kim Parker Ceramics
Kim Parker is an accomplished visual artist with a holistic approach. Maker of original ceramic 'one offs' and 'families of work', inspired mainly by patterns in nature. Visit Website |
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 | Herbal Earth
Herbal Earth natural hand body and face cream treatments and remedies, healing oils and lotions freshly made for you. Visit Website |
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 | Jazznet
Jazznet supports Jazz Musicians and promotes their music and gigs in the UK. Visit Website |
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 | Cherry Bond
Cherry Bond is a well known internationally recognised infant massage specialist. She works with both preterm and sick infants who need highly specialised care, as well as with parents and their babies in the community. Visit Website |
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 | FotoFinishers
FotoFinishers supply the best value replacement Inkjet Cartridges and Toners in the UK. Visit Website |
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 | My Bicycle Spoke
Bicycle Storage Systems
Quick-release skewers are used by ECOLATCH and bikes fitted with Quick release wheels, making Echolatch the natural choice for conviently storing your bike in a shed, garage, porch or hallway.
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 | POW 3267
POW 3267 is a book about an Irish farmer's boy from Leitrim, near Dromara, County Down. William Alexander McIlroy, who enlisted at the age of 17 with the RAF. It describes Mac's training, operations and being shot down over France on his 28th mission whilst flying as a Pilot Officer in the position of rear gunner in 408 Squadron in a Halifax II Bomber, followed by his time as a POW in hospital in Reims for nine months, then in the famous Stalag Luft 3 prison camp where the prisoners were mainly American, Australian, British and Canadian Pilots and Air Crew. Lastly at Luckenwald, south of Berlin.
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