Call
for memorial
The
Harp is backing a call for a sculpture to honour the contribution of
the Irish to Birmingham since the 1820s. Professor Carl Chinn, consultant
editor to the Harp and the author of a ground-breaking book on the Birmingham
Irish, believes that the Irish Quarter City should boast a dynamic, imaginative
and moving piece of public art that brings to the fore the lives of Irishmen
and women in the history of the City...More
Irish
Dancing - A glimpse behind the scenes
A
glimpse behind the scenes at Scanlon's School...More
Birmingham
Priest guilty of rape
By Enda
Mullen
A CATHOLIC priest who served in St Gregory's church in Bearwood
is expected to be jailed in October, after being found guilty
of raping a teenager in a church sacristy more than 20 years
ago...More
Cats
in need
By Alan
Hillier
You
will often see me marching with the Birmingham Irish Pipes and
Drums or may bump into me wearing my blue and yellow Cats Protection
top...More
A
charity walk to save lives
TWO readers of The Harp, sisters Eileen
Banks, and Pauline Hughes would like to take part in the
The Aviva Weekend to breakthrough breast cancer in September
this year...More |
