Irish Radio Canada

Dianne Brydon

Anne McGrath - Irish Seniors Social Group The objective of ISSGO is " To keep seniors born in Ireland, seniors of Irish descent as well as seniors with an interest in all things Irish, in touch with each other, with their culture and heritage."

Oscar Mou Ottawa Irish Arts Ottawa Irish Arts, the local branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, celebrated its 50th anniversary of promoting Irish culture, music, and dance in the region with a special 50th Anniversary Céilí on November 16, 2025.

Vanessa McLean - Ottawa Gaels: The Ottawa Gaels GAA celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2025, honoring half a century of Gaelic football and camogie in the capital region. A highlight was a gala dinner on November 22, 2025

Aidan Russell is the current Ottawa Rose of Tralee and tell of her experiences of 2025

Ottawa Celtic Choir: Ellen MacIsaac, Founder and Musical Director talks about 2025

Thomas O'Neill - President reviews 2025 and outlines plans for 2026

Ann Alsafar reviews 2025

Craig Hamm reviews 2025

The Stripe Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition is a student showcase of original research projects. Each year, thousands of students submit proposals, with only about 500 projects selected for display at the four-day exhibition in Dublin

Your Roots Are Showing – Ireland’s Folk Conference and Showcase brings the global folk music community together. It fosters collaboration among musicians, artists, & industry professionals, support emerging talent, and create meaningful opportunities.

Enda Larkin is an amateur historian with a lifelong passion for exploring Ireland's rich and complex history. This enduring interest in Irish heritage has inspired him to share compelling stories from the past through Irish Echoes.

Ottawa Gaels GAA turned 50, and celebrated in style! On Saturday, November 22, 2025, teammates, friends, and supporters—past and present gathered at the Ottawa Infinity Convention Centre

The Irish Descendants celebrate 35 years of music and are on their annual Christmas tour across Canada

In 1989, Irish doctor Geraldine Osborne, her artist husband Danny, & their 3 young children—ages 5, 2, and 1—embarked on an extraordinary adventure: to spend a year living in the tiny Inuit settlement of Grise Fiord, over a 3000km above the Arctic Circle.

The Traveller's Tale This book for the first time lifts the veil of secrecy which has surrounded the Irish Government’s operation in the North during the Peace Process.

Frank Cassidy - Rideau Ramblers at 4th Stage

Fiona O'Brien - Comedian

Mick McAuley Irish musician, composer and songwriter

Matthew Gilsenan - The Celtic Tenors Canadian Tour Christmas 2025