The term "Tyneside Irish" refers to the Irish community in the Tyneside area of northeast England, particularly in cities like Newcastle upon Tyne. This community has its roots in the 19th and early 20th centuries when many Irish immigrants settled in the region, often seeking work in industries such as shipbuilding and coal mining. Tyneside Irish culture is characterized by a blend of Irish traditions and local customs. The community celebrates its heritage through events, music, and festivals, contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of Tyneside. Notable landmarks, such as the Tyneside Irish Centre, serve as hubs for social and cultural activities.