Step back in time and discover Liverpool’s deep connections to Ireland on this immersive heritage tour! Join a guided bus tour led by a passionate local historian, exploring the landmarks that tell the story of Irish migration, resilience, and the city’s unique role in Irish history.
Stops on the tour include:
- Clarence Dock: Learn about Liverpool’s role as a gateway for Irish famine survivors arriving during the Great Hunger
- Famine Monument at the Bombed-Out Church: Hear the stories of those who fled the famine and how they built new lives in Liverpool
- St. Patrick’s Plaque near Scotland Road: Discover the tale of St. Patrick preaching here before his return to Ireland and its significance for the Irish community
- James Larkin Monument on Combermere Street: Explore the legacy of this Irish trade union leader and Liverpool’s ties to the labor movement
- The old Irish Centre building: Discover the history of this cultural hub and its role in uniting the Irish community in Liverpool
- Liverpool Irish Volunteers Plaque inside St. Anthony’s Catholic Church: Learn about Liverpool’s contribution to the Irish Volunteers and the city’s connection to the events of 1916
- Greenwich Park in Aintree: Visit the historic site where the Irish Volunteers organised activities, including GAA games and parades, which helped shape Liverpool’s connection to the Easter Rising.
- Fenian Monument at Ford Cemetery: Reflect on the stories of the Fenians buried here and Liverpool’s role in the Fenian movement
Tickets: £25 (includes bus & expert guide)
Date: Saturday, 24 May 2025
Time: 11:00 AM
Meeting Point: The Pumphouse, Albert Dock, L3 4AN
Don’t miss this incredible journey through Liverpool’s Irish history.
Seats are limited – book now to secure your spot!
Event Date: Saturday 24th May 2025
Location: The Pumphouse Liverpool Albert Dock
Categories: 2025
