Integration, Friendship, Tradition
The Irish Polish Society is a non-profit, non-political organisation dedicated to promoting friendship, mutual understanding, and integration between the Polish and Irish communities through social and cultural activities.
The Irish Polish Society regularly organises cultural events in Ireland, including concerts, exhibitions, lectures, and meetings that promote Polish heritage.
The Irish Polish Society hosts cultural events in Ireland, building friendship between Polish and Irish communities and celebrating their shared European identity.
Play Our History
The Irish Polish Society was formed in 1979 for the visit of Pope John Paul 2. At that time the number of Poles in Ireland was about 350.
Pope John Paul II visited Ireland from September 29 to October 1, 1979, a historic trip that saw over 2.5 million people gather for events in Dublin and other locations.