Welcome to the Irish Canadian Cultural Association of New Brunswick
 This site is dedicated to the thousands of Irish emigrants who traveled the Atlantic in the early 19th Century and made New Brunswick their home.
If you're visiting from New Brunswick and haven't heard of us yet, read about us, find a chapter near you or an upcoming event in your area.
If you're "from away"and a history or genealogy buff, check out people, places and stories for a wealth of information on New Brunswick's Irish past.
Please drop in to our Shamrock Leaf newsmagazine page! This magazine is read world-wide! Older issues can be found here on-line. Up-to-date issues are available only to members.
We welcome new members and you don't have to be a resident of New Brunswick to join our organization! Applications are available on-line. |
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Congratulations to the
Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
(PANB)
Monday, 17 May 2010:
PANB launched the much-anticipated:
New Brunswick Irish Portal, the most comprehensive, on-line set of fully-searchable, freely available Irish-related databases in the country!
Visit the site today at http://archives.gnb.ca/Irish/Default.html to start your journey through New Brunswick's Irish past.
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Provincial ICCANB Executive
The current Executive of the Provincial Body of the Irish Canadian Cultural Association:
President - Roly McSorley - Fredericton
Vice President - Lynn Doyle - Miramichi
Secretary - Beth McDermott - Fredericton
Treasurer - Marilyn Driscoll - Fredericton
If you would like to contact any member of the Executive, please contact us and we will forward your message.
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Links
This section provides relevant links for those of us interested in all things Irish. If you have any suggestions for a pertinent link, please contact us with your contribution. Enter here to see the list of current links.
 Annual Inishowen Fiddle Contest
The ICCANB is proud to partner with Canada's Festival on the Miramichi to offer an opportunity for young New Brunswick fiddlers to showcase thier talent.
Open to quality young fiddlers between 13 and 19 years of age, the competition takes place at the Miramichi Irish Festival in July of each year with the deadline for applications on the 30th of June.
For more information please follow these links:
Guidelines for Inishowen Fiddle Contest
Application Form for Inishowen Fiddle Contest
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