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5th June 2020
09:56am BST
The LIC has been providing community services and Irish culture to London since 1954. The centre has had to close its doors on Wednesday, March 18 due to the pandemic.
Dermot O'Leary said: "I am very proud to be a patron of The London Irish Centre. The LIC does amazing work across London, and right now, they need our support. As it’s not possible to run our usual fundraising events, I’m thrilled that our friends and supporters are joining us for a little online fundraising adventure!"
Ellen Ryan, CEO at The London Irish Centre said: "I am so proud of the way we have all pulled together as a community through this crisis. Staff, volunteers and our friends have worked hand in hand to ensure that we deliver the services and cultural output needed to enable the community to feel a sense of hope and resilience for the future.
"We have also received crucial support from the Irish Government and Irish Embassy, London, and our partners at Camden Council. This very special event is your opportunity to join us and support our essential work to enable us to continue our recovery into the future."
You can watch the event at from 8pm on Thursday, June 11 on the London Irish Centre's Facebook and YouTube pages.
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