Digital Irish DC connects Irish and Irish-American professionals in the Washington, DC area who are shaping the future of technology, media, and entrepreneurship. Through networking events, speaker series, and community collaborations, the group fosters opportunities for innovation and cross-Atlantic connections. Whether you’re a startup founder, tech leader, or creative professional, Digital Irish DC provides a welcoming space to share ideas, grow careers, and celebrate Irish talent in the capital.

This is part of the network of alumni and Friends of Queens University Belfast enabling us to stay connected with Queens and each other.

The Ireland Funds Washington, D.C. chapter connects policymakers, diplomats, and the Irish-American community in the capital. By promoting philanthropy and heritage-driven causes, it supports education, cultural diplomacy, and social equity across Ireland.

IDTANA is the heartbeat of Irish dance across the continent, uniting certified teachers to preserve and promote this cherished art form. With a focus on education, competition, and cultural connection, the organization supports dancers from beginner jigs to championship reels. It hosts major events like the North American Irish Dance Championships and fosters excellence through rigorous standards. Rooted in tradition but always looking ahead, IDTANA keeps the spirit of Irish dance thriving. Graceful, global, and proudly Gaelic.

For three decades, the Washington Ireland Program (WIP) has played an important role in post-conflict Northern Ireland and Ireland by bringing together leaders from a wide range of communities and backgrounds for outstanding leadership and skills-development programs. WIP’s aim is to support, inspire and develop leaders who are committed to building a future of peace and prosperity for Northern Ireland and Ireland.