Irish Businesses of Charleston Support the Irish owned businesses of Charleston. Whatever you need done, there's an Irish business who can help you.
Featured What To Do In Dublin I just googled "What to do in Dublin" and the suggestions from big travel sites are as dismal as the Irish weather in January. So, skip the old churches, dusty museums & boring stuff. Instead, let's meet Dubliners, do what they do, go off the beaten track Dublin.I'm a Dubliner born & bred.
Irish Bars of Charleston Irish Pubs of Charleston There's a few local pubs where the Irish hang out in Charleston. Prohibition Charleston downtown is owned by James Walsh from Belfast. It's downtown on King Street, in the heart of the nightlife district. High end cocktails & food. They have music
Moving to Charleston? You've come to the right place. If you're Irish & thinking of moving to Charleston, we're here to answer your questions, give sound advice, and a warm welcome upon your arrival. If you want a more warmer, more laidback, family friendly place where you
Irish Government In Charleston Who represents the Irish in Charleston? We have three levels of representation from the Irish Government. The main one being at the Irish Embassy in Washington. Regionally, in the SouthEast, we are represented by the Consulate General of Ireland in Atlanta. And very proudly, in 2020, we got our own
Irish Groups in Charleston Charleston Irish This is our group. Primarily for the Irish citizens of Charleston, but all with an interest in Ireland are welcome. Learn more about what we do. Charleston Hurling Club CharlestonHurling.com Brendan Dagg, from Offaly, founded the hurling club. They practice twice a week, play tournaments around the
Tour Irish Charleston We have put together a self-guided tour through 350 years of Irish history in Charleston. The tour has three parts and each part takes 2 hours. 1. The Irish trail in downtown Charleston 2. Cannons & Cork on the beach 3. Irish graveyard, drinks & dinner downtown The Irish Trail
History of the Irish in Charleston Professor David T. Gleeson Charleston & Ireland have a very strong connection & history dating back to the founding of Charleston in 1670. We are very fortunate to have, in our own Charleston Irish group, THE expert on the history of the Irish in Charleston and the South, David T.
The History of Charleston Irish The Beginning The roots of Charleston Irish informally started in the early 2000s. A few of the original Irish in Charleston, Frank, Gerry, Robert, Jack & Darragh, played football together and we met up to watch Irish matches. There were around 20 Irish living in Charleston then. It was a
What We Do We Connect The Irish Community in Charleston We help you meet the Irish in Charleston, SC. We host regular social events. If there's a big Irish event on, we'll tell you about it. If you're new to town, we'll help you feel
