Opera House Manchester
The New Theatre as it was named opened on Boxing Day 1912. Between 1916 and 1920 Sir Thomas Beecham chose to perform there on several occasions and it was in honour of this great man that in August of that year the theatre was renamed The Opera House. After major refurbishment in 2003 the Opera House continues to attract the best in entertainment standing proud on Quay Street as a part of Manchester History.
Quay St Manchester
M3 3HPTelephone: 0161 828 1700
Events at
Opera House Manchester
Manchester Irish Festival
The 2010 Manchester Irish Festival will run from
Friday 5th March - Sunday 21st March 2010
Launch Night will be at Manchester Town Hall on Friday 5th March 2010
2010 Festival Brochure
The printed Manchester Irish Festival Brochures are available now from the Visitors centre at the Town Hall, Mulligans Bar on Deansgate and Irish bars & venues across Manchester.
If any venue does not have brochures and requires a supply please email info@manchesteririshfestival.co.uk
You can download the brochure as a pdf file NOW
(24 mB) right click - save as to download
This version may take some time to download.
It is compatible with adobe acrobat reader 8 and above.
You can also download a
smaller pdf version of the brochure (7 mB)
right click - save as to download
This is a low resolution pdf - the images will be blurred but the text can be magnified.
Other Festival Information
Press Enquiries
For all press/media enquiries
email Tony Hennigan
email press@manchesteririshfestival.co.uk
or text 079 125 129 77
Brochure & Listings
For information about the Festival Brochure and Festival Listings telephone Kevin Fitzpatrick on 0770 237 1966
or write to the Manchester Irish Festival
c/o 36 Wilbraham Road, Fallowfield
Manchester, M14 7DW or
brochure@manchesteririshfestival.co.uk
This Website
For information about this website
contact the Website Marketing Director
Lawrence Hennigan on 07771 782 104 or
email info@manchesteririshfestival.co.uk
