Welcome to the
Greater Rochester Irish Center

• Discover and celebrate your pride in your Irish heritage
• Learn more about the contributions of the Irish in America
• Support Irish, Celtic, Gaelic and Irish-American cultural presentations and performances in Western New York

The Greater Rochester Irish Center promotes Irish and Irish American culture through its Celtic College presentations and community events.  Currently the organization meets at Johnny’s Irish Pub at 1382 Culver Road in Rochester, New York as we work to secure our own building.

The Celtic College presentations have included topics such as Gaelic language, bagpipe history, Irish dance, Irish performers, Irish genealogy and even the history of Guinness stout.  The events occur at our regular member meetings and allow anyone who is interested to come and learn about their shared Irish culture.  The presentations are usually an hour in length and always a lot of fun.

St. Patrick's Day Parade in Rochester, NYPlan to Attend
The St. Patrick's Day Parade
The Greater Rochester Irish Center will be marching again in the Rochester St. Patrick's Day Parade.
• Start time: 12:30 pm.
• Date: Saturday March 15th, '08
• Where: Starting at East Ave and Alexander St.

The Greater Rochester Irish Center will be in division 2 that begins with Johnny's Irish Pub and ends Savannah Cellars. GRIC will be the 7th group in the division behind the Greater Rochester Emerald Society and in front of Ireland's 32. You can download the .pdf of the entire parade line up by going to rochesterparade.com.

We would like to invite anyone interested in marching with us to contact the Greater Rochester Irish Center at gricadmin@gmail.com.  See our Events page for more information.

For those who will be marching with us meet us at East Avenue near Alexander Street. You can meet us anytime after 11:30 am, look for the guy in the green kilt with a black GRIC shirt on.


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Ni neart go cur le cheile "There is no strength without unity"

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