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13/02/2025
✨ LAST-MINUTE REMINDER: ST. BRIGID’S OPEN-MIC POETRY NIGHT! ✨
📢 Calling all poets, dreamers, and lovers of words! TOMORROW NIGHT, we’re gathering for a special Open Mic Night in honour of St. Brigid, celebrating the fierce feminine power she has inspired across generations.
🗣 Take the mic – share your own poem or recite a favourite piece by an Irish female poet. Or simply come along, listen, and soak up an evening of spoken word, storytelling, and community.
📍 ICC Foyer / Bar Space
🕢 Wed 05 Feb | 7.30PM
🎟 FREE ENTRY
A magical night awaits—don’t miss it! ✨
13/02/2025
Here at the Irish Cultural Centre, we invite you to check out A Night of Music, Songs and Words with Tommy Sands and Bernadette Devlin McAliskey. Book your tickets today!
28/10/2024
Following the extraordinary event, “No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs", which took place at The Irish Cultural Centre on Friday 25 October 2024, organised by Nata...
13/05/2023
Omg look at this child! I could eat her without salt!
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165 Lewisham Road
London
SE 137
To get to the bar and restaurant located on Lewisham Road in London, you can take public transport by taking the DLR or National Rail to Lewisham station. From there, it's a short walk towards Lewisham Road. Alternatively, if you prefer to drive, there are several parking options available including street parking and nearby car parks. Please refer to signage and local regulations for parking rules in the area.
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What people say
The Bridge House, located on Lewisham Road in London, is a fantastic bar and restaurant that offers an unforgettable experience. The lively atmosphere of the place is evident from the numerous social media posts by satisfied customers who have enjoyed their time there. The Bridge House is known for its excellent food, drinks, and entertainment options. The Irish stew and soda bread served during halftime of GAA games are particularly popular with patrons. The live music provided by bands like X-pressions and The Road Runners is always entertaining and guarantees a great night out. DJ Tig also plays on Friday nights for those who prefer to dance the night away. With its friendly staff, delicious food, and lively atmosphere, The Bridge House is definitely worth a visit for anyone looking for a good time in London.
