About Our Organisation

Originally set up in 1993, the Coventry Irish Society provides a range of support services to all generations of the Irish community within Coventry and the surrounding areas.


We have a long tradition of helping the most vulnerable members of the Irish Community in and around Coventry, and aim to provide a culturally sensitive service that gets the necessary help, support and advice to as many Irish people as possible.


The information on this website, combined with our central Coventry office, is here to offer help, and provide advice and guidance in whatever way we can.

More about the history and aims of the Coventry Irish Society in brief.

Our History


Coventry Irish Society provides a service to all generations

of the Irish community in Coventry and the surrounding areas.


The Coventry Irish Society (formerly known as ICARG) was set up in 1993 in response to a need to provide health and welfare services to some of the most vulnerable members of the Irish community in Coventry.


Our organisation has gradually evolved to provide a wide range of health and welfare services, and a variety of cultural and heritage projects, including a St. Patrick's Day Festival.


The Society has a committed and valued Trustee Board, and a dedicated, professional team of staff.

Our Aims


Our main focus is to help the most vulnerable members of the Irish community in Coventry and we continue to prioritise this. Coventry Irish Society also acts as a ‘gateway’ that enables Coventry’s Irish community to access other mainstream services.


Another fundamental aim for the Society is to promote a positive sense of Irish identity and promote Irish heritage and culture within the city.


Coventry Irish Society is affiliated to the Irish in Britain, that is the umbrella organisation for the Irish

community in the United Kingdom.

Our Legal Status

Coventry Irish Society. Charity Registration No. 1150290

A Company Limited by Guarantee and Registered in England and Wales No. 8235510

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