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Canada Ireland Foundation
Canada
Registrace 1. 12. 2014
Canada Ireland Foundation is dedicated to celebrating the story of the Irish in Canada through arts, culture and heritage.
We believe that through these lenses, the people of Canada and Ireland can enrich the mutual understanding of their interconnected identities.
We promote artistic connectivity, engage in original academic research, and host public art and cultural events to help build a stronger sense of community between Ireland and Canada.
We believe that through these lenses, the people of Canada and Ireland can enrich the mutual understanding of their interconnected identities.
We promote artistic connectivity, engage in original academic research, and host public art and cultural events to help build a stronger sense of community between Ireland and Canada.
St. Patrick's Day - Corleck Announcement
Highlights of the Corleck Funding Announcement on March 16th.
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Canada Ireland Talks Imbolc 2024
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This is the recording of our 'In conversation with Niamh O'Donnell, head of the Irish Theatre Institute, and Theatre Critic and Scholar Karen Fricker' that happened on February 1st. Niamh is the Director of the Irish Theatre Institute and has 29 years of professional experience in the arts sector. She has worked with many leading organizations in Ireland, including Mermaid County Wicklow Arts C...
The Corleck Building
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A tour of The Corleck Building, circa August 2023. In 2021, the Foundation began an extensive rehabilitation of the building, working to transform it into a vibrant hub for arts, culture and heritage. Find updates at canadairelandfoundation.com
A Fateful Journey - The Untold Story of Famine Irish in Canada
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Produced by Canada Ireland Foundation In Partnership with The Government of Canada and Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs | Emigrant Support Program Directed by Ted Jefferies and Beatriz Lôbo
The Humours of Bandon Trailer
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The Humours of Bandon is coming to Toronto in their 2023 North American Tour! May 24th and 26th at Buddies In Bad Time Theatre at 7pm Get your tickets here:tickets.buddiesinbadtimes.com/TheatreManager/1/login?event=909 ‘Don’t be afraid of that floor, hammer it!’ Annie is a 16-year-old Irish Dancer from Dublin and we meet her on the eve of the biggest competition of her life, the Irish Open Cham...
Bound for Canada: A Musical Journey from Hardship to Hope
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Bound For Canada is an original orchestral suite created exclusively for Canada Ireland Foundation by renowned composer Odhrán Ó Casaide. Recorded live at the world premiere March 9, 2023 at Torontos Winter Garden Theatre. The concert brings together celebrated musical talent from Ireland and Canada, and blends classical and traditional Irish music. The music is a tribute to the resilience of I...
BOUND FOR CANADA - Online Broadcast (teaser video)
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Canada Ireland Foundation is pleased to present the online broadcast of BOUND FOR CANADA: A Musical Journey from Hardship to Hope ONLINE BROADCAST (free): Saturday, March 18, 2023, at 4pm ET; 8pm GMT Register: www.canadairelandfoundation.com/bound-for-canada/ Recorded live at the world premiere held March 9, 2023 at Toronto's Winter Garden Theatre. Bound For Canada is an original orchestral sui...
Bound For Canada (preview video)
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Bound For Canada: A Musical Journey from Hardship to Hope. Gala Concert: Thursday, March 9, 2023, at Toronto's Winter Garden Theatre. Tickets: www.canadairelandfoundation.com/bound-for-canada/ Join us for this one-night-only gala concert honouring our Irish ancestors and the compassionate people that received and provided comfort to thousands of Irish Famine Migrants who landed on Canada's shor...
Canada Ireland Talks - Canadian Spy Story
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David Walmsley, Editor-in-Chief of the Globe and Mail, interviews David Wilson, Professor of Celtic Studies at St. Michael's College in the University of Toronto, about his new book, Canadian Spy Story: Irish Revolutionaries and the Secret Police. Presented by the Canada Ireland Foundation in cooperation with the Celtic Studies Program at St. Michael's College . Canadian Spy Story takes us into...
March 2022 Concert with Aoife Ní Bhriain and Tom Power
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Recorded March 11th, 2022 In celebration of Irish Heritage Month, Canada Ireland Foundation presents an intimate concert featuring acclaimed Irish fiddle player Aoife Ní Bhriain and beloved Canadian folk musician Tom Power.
Preview: March 2022 Concert with Aoife Ní Bhriain and Tom Power
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In celebration of Irish Heritage Month, Canada Ireland Foundation presents an intimate concert featuring acclaimed Irish fiddle player Aoife Ní Bhriain and beloved Canadian folk musician Tom Power. March 11, 2022, at The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto. Tickets & Info: bit.ly/3CrCELI These two talented musicians graciously joined us remotely during the pandemic, for our virtual 2021 St. Patrick'...
Canada Ireland Talks with Judge Siofra O'Leary (February 2022)
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Judge Siofra O'Leary, Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights, joins Canada Ireland Foundation to discuss her personal and professional journey as a member of the Irish diaspora, and her work protecting the Rights of Women, Children, and Migrants. Moderated by Dr. Susan Storey, Vice-Chair of the Toronto Chapter of the International Women's Forum. This event is part of the Foundatio...
Canada Ireland Foundation - 2021 Retrospective
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A look back at our Foundation's highlights and accomplishments in 2021, including the opening of Grasett Park and breaking ground on our rehabilitation of the Corleck. None of this would be possible without the contributions of our generous donors, incredible partners, tireless Board of Directors, and wonderful volunteers. Our most sincere thanks for all of your support. Learn more about our or...
Revitalizing Our Languages: Irish and Indigenous Perspectives
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Dr. Alan Corbiere and Manchán Magan discuss efforts to revive the Irish and Anishinaabe languages, and how each language reflects a unique perspective of the natural world. Dr. Alan Corbiere is an Anishinaabe from M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. He is a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous History and Assistant Professor at York University. To learn more about his work to ...
Gaeilge 101: An Introduction to the Irish Language
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Gaeilge 101: An Introduction to the Irish Language
Grasett Park - Opening & Dedication (July 16, 2021)
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Grasett Park - Opening & Dedication (July 16, 2021)
Preview: Grasett Park's Opening & Dedication (July 2021)
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Preview: Grasett Park's Opening & Dedication (July 2021)
MIOTAS/MYTH - presented by Canada Ireland Foundation
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MIOTAS/MYTH - presented by Canada Ireland Foundation
Dr. Grasett's Sacrifice: Canadian Caregivers and Irish Ancestors Remembered
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Dr. Grasett's Sacrifice: Canadian Caregivers and Irish Ancestors Remembered
MIOTAS/MYTH: Time-Lapse Preview of Artists' Work
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MIOTAS/MYTH: Time-Lapse Preview of Artists' Work
Canada Ireland Talks: Thomas D’Arcy McGee, Rebel, Poet, Father of Confederation
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Canada Ireland Talks: Thomas D’Arcy McGee, Rebel, Poet, Father of Confederation
Canada- Ireland Talks with Prof. Mary McAleese & Margaret Stuart
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Canada- Ireland Talks with Prof. Mary McAleese & Margaret Stuart
Jane's Walk: In the Footsteps of Dr. George Robert Grasett and the Typhus Epidemic of 1847
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Jane's Walk: In the Footsteps of Dr. George Robert Grasett and the Typhus Epidemic of 1847
Ireland Park Foundation: A Year in Review 2018
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Ireland Park Foundation: A Year in Review 2018
Grasett Park: Granite installation TimeLapse
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Grasett Park: Granite installation TimeLapse
Why in the Hell is the New Brunswick story not told in this incomplete history of the Irish famine! I swear that New Brunswick and the rest of the Atlantic Canada should seperate from Canada. It's not truely part of Canada anyway.
My paternal great grandmother was a toddler when her family migrated from Ireland to Canada in that summer of 1847.
The Grey Nuns were French?
I'm Northern Ireland born and raised I thank you for sharing how much the Irish people suffered during this time, I hope the young here learn the history of Ireland and our ancestors we're all Irish, thank you really appreciated, God Bless you 🙏💚🌹☘️
I saw my family name in this video
Great video. Do you know anything about the famine Irish who ended up in Peterborough?
This is enlightening, in the US the people here totally destroy the land. I hate it, and anyone who promotes it. Everything here is about materialistic bs.
Thank so much for this Film . It’s not always told just how desperate the time was. An Gorta Mór : The Great Hunger . A famine is an absence of food. Even during Black 47 thousands of atoms of food was exported from Ireland to England . The English passed a law forbidding the Irish from travelling to the coast for food & seaweed . Hence term Hunger An Gorta Mór Greetings from Bradford Irish Society in Northern England. Most of the Bradford Irish came from the Midlands because it was the Wool producing area of Ireland @ at the Time Bradford was the Wool capital of World Wool Trade and Fasted Growing City in Europe. Thank you Canada
Beautiful! Great video thanks
My young teens are learning about the Irish famine now in school - I wanted them to realize how their ancestors got here to Canada. We will remember. ❤ thank you! They watched as well as were astounded and moved.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Robert Kearns et al - Thank you for your work! Having ancestors on both my Maternal + Paternal sides (who came in those early days), it is nice to see that what they went through is being brought to the publics attention. People have no idea. They were the first slaves and what they endured was horrific. Thank you!
I am very confused by the first 2 minutes of the lady's intervention. WTF XD?
Great concert, thanks for sharing! Looking forward to seeing you play live once again.
Very interesting Dr. Corbiere. The harpoon explanation was especially interesting as there are harpoon artifacts in the Ottawa Valley that date back 5000 years.
Alfie, love your performance. Just wondering are you related to the great uilleann piper also from Dublins north side, Mick O'Brian?
I went to Ireland and Kinsale last July. I bought <Listen to the land speak> at a local bookstore in Kinsale and am reading it eagerly. I am so glad to meet Manahan Magan.
Check out Catherine Mckennas 101 Irelands turor. She asked Irish ambassador to Canada for famine favourite recipe??? It was f32kinb genocide di3khead Canadians.. Speaks volumes about braindead Canadians. Jewish proverb Canada should learn "2 ears and one mouth for a reason", Listen more!!!
Paddy Syron - your comment speaks more about YOUR brain!
Isle of Tenerife, Spain, Africa. Well done. Carry on. Best wishes, Patchy.
A chara, Buíochas as ucht do thuirim a roinnt. Feicim go bhfuil obair mhór déanta agat ar an ardán seo ag cur ábhair ar fáil d'fhoghlaimeoirí agus do chainteoirí Gaeilge. Molann an obair an fear, agus tréaslaím leat as do chion a dhéanamh, i réimse na foghraíochta ach go háirithe. Díol spéise dom mar sin féin do thrácht agus an blas soiniciúil air. 'Go mbeirimid beo ar an am seo arís' is a longstanding, correct saying and toast in the Irish language. Never have I heard, nor seen the suggested 'go mairimid'. "the 'dh' is silent" was not a generalisation but in reference to the pronunciation of the name 'Meadhbh' - in which it is indeed, silent. "Fada literally means 'length', he says". (sic. "lengthen"). Indeed, you are correct "long" is absolutely the meaning of "fada". The explanation was in relation to the meaning of the "Síneadh Fada" which serves to lengthen the vowel. A heinous error nonetheless! Tá líon na ndaoine atá sásta treabhadh leo i ngort na Gaeilge ag dul i laghad. Tacaíocht ar an ngannchuid b'fhéidir, ach coinnimís ár misneach.
As a Canadian of Irish background, whose family would have arrived in this country around that period, I say THANK YOU! We always hear about the Irish in America (i.e. the USA) but rarely do we hear about our own Irish *Canadians.* The link between what was happening then and what is happening now, with refugees arriving from all over and for many reasons, and how they are treated well by some and badly by others, is thought-provoking and very appropriate.
British genocide happened in Ireland. The corn was robbed and shipped out! Karma?
Why is there not joint day care for elders and children that is joint in Gaeltechs and in tribal reserves? The natural transfer of language from generations even if intervening generations are less adept.
I'm Irish and my husband is Ojibwe. The similarities in culture is insane. stories of water babies, medicinal medicine etc.
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The composer must have spent much time learning composition as he has scored all the music! All the vocal parts, chorus interludes, stings, special Irish instruments, etc. Historical narrative parts are truly moving and absolutely true, and bring to surface the suffering the Irish people went through.. It is my belief that your musical presentation will be a big success and will be recognized internationally. Canada loves her Irish people and I think that this is a great lasting thing! A big thank you goes out to the composer, singers, instrumentalist, and those behind the scenes that made this musical journey possible.
Rafa. Você é cheio de fãs aqui pelo Brasil! Beleza!
Lovely
Parabéns Rafa!! Lindo, lindooo
very exciting
excellent!
He starts talking about Irish at 13:40.
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Where can one find insights on pre-christian Irish spirituality? Thank you for this
Goolge the Irish Pagan School run by Lora Obrien in Dublin.
@@hutchison3379 thanks!
Bhí fear ann go raibh beirt mhac aige. Dúirt an mac ab óige lena athair, "Tabhair domhsa a bhfuil ag dul dom dod chuid." Do roinn an t-athair a chuid eatarthu agus d'imigh an mac ab óige go dtí dúthaigh iasachta mar ar scaip sé a chuid go baoth rabairneach. Nuair a bhí deireadh caite aige tháinig gorta ana-ghéar sa tír sin, i dtreo gurbh éigean dó réiteach le duine do mhuintir na tíre chun bheith ag feighil mhuc. D'íosfadh sé bia na muc ach ní raibh ceadaithe dhó san do dhéanamh. Do chuimhnigh sé gur mó lucht tuarastail a thuilleamh a bhí i dtigh a athar agus a ndóthain le n-ithe acu. "Raghadsa ag triall ar mh'athair agus déarfad leis mé a ghlacadh mar dhuine dá sheirbhíseachaibh." Tháinig sé agus nuair a chonaic an t-athair ag teacht é go hocrach giobalach tháinig ana-thrua aige dhó. Do rith sé ina choinnibh, do chas sé a láimh agus do phóg sé é. Ach dúirt seisean leis an athair, "Á, ní fiú mé feasta bheith mar mhac agat ach fanfad agat i measc na seirbhíseach eile." Dúirt an t-athair leis na seirbhísigh eile, "Tugaig libh an chulaith éadaigh is fearr agus cuirig uime í. Cuirig bróga ar a chosa agus fáinne ar a mhéar. Maraíg an gamhain ramhar dó. Glaoigis[1] ar na comharsain agus beam go sóch nuair gur fhill mo mhac slán." Nuair a bhí an deartháir críonna ag teacht ó bheith ag obair dh'airigh sé an ceol agus an rince. Dh'fhiafraigh sé dos na seirbhísigh cad fé ndeár an obair seo. Do nis duine acu dhó go raibh a dheartháir tagaithe agus gur mhairbh a athair an gamhain ramhar ar a shon. Tháinig tormas air agus ní raghadh sé isteach. Chuaigh an t-athair amach agus do luigh sé ar thathant air. Ach dúirt seisean leis, "Táimse ag obair duit na blianta so go léir. Níor thugas easonóir duit ná níor dhiúlthaíos d'aon rud iarrais[2] orm a dhéanamh agus níor mharaís oiread is mionnán riamh mar onóir dom. Ach nuair a tháinig mo dheartháir tar éis a choda a bheith anchaite aige do mharaís an gamhain ramhar dó mar is measa leat é ná mise." "Á, a mhic, arsa an t-athair, is leatsa mo chuid go léir. Bhís in éineacht liom i gcónaí agus níor dheineas aon ionadh dhíot. Bhí do dheartháir imithe chun fáin agus gan súil agam le hé a fheiscint beo. Anois, nuair gur fhill sé slán is cóir adhnó éigint a dhéanamh dó."
good video btw
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Nice to see all these events put together! Nollaig Shona daoibh!
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Thank you both so much. This was a fabulous lesson.
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Thank you, Miigwetch, go raibh maith agat, both so very much, from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Fascinating session this evening; and I only caught the last bit! Looking forward to the recording :) Also, sharing a channel that is a resource for settlers or Indigenous folks who are interested in learning or who are students of Nish: Paul and Isadore: Living Anishinaabemowin czcams.com/channels/lJGSbSurwwu4oAdctUNxkg.html
Such a beautiful way to acknowledge those who died while administering to the sick all those years ago.
So well done. Thank you. I was moved during the credits when you named the health care workers who died while caring for the ill patients. However I was disappointed that there was insufficient time to read all their names. If you can edit this slide for timing and let it play longer so our respects can be paid to all. Thank you.
Thanks Susan for watching the video. Yes, a good suggestion about having the names of those died remain on the screen longer. Alas, we're not able to change that on the video now, but their names are engraved on the benches in the park, and listed on our website: www.canadairelandfoundation.com/grasettpark/key_figures/ We also point out that these are the individuals we know about through historical research and records. It is possible there are others of whom we remain unaware.
Excellent presentation!! Dr. Grassett, Michael Power and all of the caregivers who gave so generously of their time, caring and lives should be commended.
A beautiful reflection of the past and acknowledgment of those early health care providers who supported those coming to Toronto.
So pleased to be here. I arrived in Toronto from Dublin in 1960 with my mum, dad, and three younger siblings.
Aristocratic landowners in Ireland for the most part just wanted the problem -- poor starving tenants -- gone. So, off to the colonies you go, and it can become the problem of colonial settlers in Canada. For shame!