Hi Ian......I can recommend Pauls scarlet which in my garden grows on a shaded north facing stone wall and has no sun at all. With the rain we've had it's been smothered in flowers. Also Golden showers which is a bright yellow is quite happy in shade, it would also brighten the area too.

I grow Open Arms in a shady spot and it does very well--in fact it blooms prolifically all summer. I also grow Golden Showers ona north wall and it has been good for many years.

Rosa Zéphirine Drouhin

It has a good reputation for thriving on a north wall. Subject to a bit of mildew now and then, but a beautiful scent.
I had one at the last house against the house (north side), it did wonderfully well. Then, a fault with the electric supply led to the SEB (Electric Board) digging around to find the problem with the wiring; it died back. Sadly missed it is too.
Which leads me to look at the front corner and wonder... mm, might well be room...

Thanks for all the replies regarding roses for a shady spot I will check these out on the website to see what they look like...thanks again, Ian

Thanks Janey, I've decided to go with Pauls Scarlet, just bought it and planted it, thanks again, Ian

Great Ian.....I think you'll be really pleased with it...did you see it in my pics?

No I did'nt see a picture of the rose you have but I have seen some pictures of pauls scarlet on some of the the internet websites....However, if I could of seen the pictures of the rose you have then I would have an idea what it looks like once established - thanks again, Ian