Coventry Irish Society new memberships campaign
February 9, 2023

You can now join the charity and be part of the support network for the vulnerable Irish in Coventry and the Midlands. Memberships cost a minimum of £2 per-month.


From our new website members will receive a monthly e-Newsletter and regular updates, as well as discounted tickets to our events. You will be able to keep in touch with what’s happening in Coventry’s Irish community networks, and all whilst supporting the Society’s work.


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Coventry Irish Society has moved to Eaton House

We are delighted to inform you of our new offices, 2nd Floor Eaton House, Eaton Road, Coventry, CV1 2FJ.

The charity now has room for both advice and cultural services. This includes the relaunch of our Irish History exhibition ‘Irish Heart, Coventry Home’ a Café area, welfare and health advice and a new Irish Survivors project covering the Midlands area.

Coventry Irish Society is open Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm for advice, support and information.


This includes Irish passports and citizenship, health and welfare benefits, Irish pensions, housing and a specialist support service for Irish Survivors. We host a variety of social and cultural events including a St. Patrick’s Day Festival, an Elders Lunch Club and an Annual Summer Ball.

In Her Footsteps - Community Collage | Call for Submissions!

May 25, 2025
In honour of Mo Mowlam, we are creating a collage called In Her Footsteps . This collage of pictures of ordinary, everyday women in our community will pay tribute to the unsung heroes, past and present, who have shaped our values and made the world we live in a better place, such as our nurses, Irish mammies, nannies, and any woman who we find inspirational. The collage will be on display at the Coventry Irish Society and will be unveiled at the Equal-i-tea on 19 August 2025 . If you would like to contribute to the collage, then please could you send us a photograph together with the name of your nominated person and a short sentence or two on who they are and why they inspire you. This will be quite a big project and therefore we will not be able to return photographs. We would also ask that written consent is obtained from any living person to be featured in the collage. Contributions can be handed to a member of staff in the office or emailed to: cis@covirishsoc.org.uk up and until 23 July 2025.

Celebrating Mo Mowlam | Equal-i-tea

May 25, 2025
Mo Mowlam was a real changemaker; her courage and humanity played a vital role in bringing about The Good Friday Agreement / Belfast Agreement. Mo was an extraordinary, inspirational woman, and we’re very proud of her Coventry roots. We invite you to join us at our cross-community Equal-i-tea on Tuesday 19 August 2025 to celebrate Mo’s life and values on the 20th anniversary of her passing. Join us for a cross-community afternoon tea & an opportunity to learn more about Mo and her values as a peace builder. We will also unveil our community collage; In Her Footsteps – A tribute to the everyday women in our community who have shaped our values and made the world a better place. Time: 12.00 – 3.00 pm Venue: The Coventry Irish Society, 2nd Floor, Eaton House, Eaton Road, Coventry CV1 2FJ Admission: £10 per person (which covers entry and an afternoon tea with sandwiches and cake). Advanced booking is essential for this ticket-only event. Tickets can be obtained by seeing a member of staff in the office, or by emailing: cis@covirishsoc.org.uk or by telephoning us on 024 7625 6629.

We are Hiring - Early Stage Memory Loss Support Worker

May 25, 2025
We are hiring for an Early Stage Memory Loss Support Worker This post contract is initially for 1 year - role extension TBC additional funding. Salary: £10,000 P.A (£25,000 pro rata), 15 hours per week. Role pattern is 10am-4pm, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday (excluding lunch). About us: Established in 1993, Coventry Irish Society (CIS) is a Charity providing a wide range of community health and support services to the Irish Community in Coventry. The Coventry Irish Society requires an Early Stage Memory Loss Support Worker to facilitate a 1 half day per week Memory Loss Support Group and a half-day per week Walking Group for the local Irish Community. The role includes working with Carers and increasing mental health awareness to support the local Irish Community. The charity predominantly supports Irish Elders, but also supports Second and Third generation Irish, Irish Survivors and Irish Travellers. To apply for this role, please email your CV with cover letter detailing your experience and skills in line with role requirements and any additional information you think may be relevant. Download and view full job role description below.
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