Did you know that migrants can vote in Ireland?

You don’t need to be an Irish citizen to have your say. If you are aged 18 or over and live in Ireland, you can register to vote in local elections.

We had a lovely time at @belvederecollegesj on last Thursday (7 May) for our Cantonese Culture Workshop

ast Saturday 9 May, we had such a lovely time at Mitchelstown Library @corkcountycouncil ✨

The families enjoyed listening to the story about Han Gan, making paper horses, and learning how to write the traditional Han character 「馬」(horse).

Step into a world of imagination, art, and adventure this Saturday with a special bilingual storytelling session of The Magic Horse of Han Gan by Chen Jiang Hong.

我哋「粵語愛爾蘭」四歲生日啦！

Weekly Cantonese: Lam4 Mei5 Hoeng1
每週廣東話：臨尾香

What an incredible day for the 2nd National Mahjong Tournament – Ireland! 🀄️🎉

Huge congratulations to our Queen of Mahjong 👑, Maggie! She took the win with an impressive score of 1360!

Finding the right school in a new country can be tough — but here’s a tool that makes it easier

Introducing Scoil Scout, a free platform by Albert Au Yeung that helps you explore primary & secondary schools across Ireland

Cantonese in Ireland would like to let you know that we have recently raised two issues with the Irish government:

1. NCCA Mandarin Chinese Leaving Certificate Early Review

2. HSE Ireland Interpretation Services

Children wish for lots of things: a new doll, a Lego set, a pet dinosaur... Sometimes, their wishes can be wildly unrealistic. So, what happens when a child doesn't get exactly what they wish for?

✨ A big thank you to everyone who joined our Time Difference 《時差》 talk with Ki Kwok (郭梓祺) on 4 April!

Once Asia’s brightest star, Rin Asari vanished at the height of her fame. Now living quietly in Dublin, a chance connection forces her to confront the past she tried to escape—and a possible return to the spotlight.

Weekly Cantonese: Ma1 Jin1 Tung1
每週廣東話：孖煙通

🎉 It’s BACK — and bigger than ever! 🎉
The 2nd National Mahjong Tournament – Ireland is returning to crown Ireland’s next Mahjong King 👑

🎉 強勢回歸。勁過舊年！🎉
第二屆愛爾蘭麻將大賽正式返嚟，等你挑戰「愛爾蘭麻將王」寶座 👑

✨ Cantonese in Ireland new committee is formed! ✨
✨ 粵語。愛爾蘭新一屆幹事！ ✨

📣【全球兒童青少年粵文徵文開始收稿！Global Cantonese Writing Competition for Children & Youth – Now Open!】🌍

Weekly Cantonese: Sik6 Gaap3 Gwan3
每週廣東話：食夾棍

Cantonese in Ireland was honoured to take part in this year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade in Dún Laoghaire, bringing a vibrant splash of Cantonese culture to the streets!

Time Difference (《時差》) is a non-fiction book about Ireland written in Traditional Han Charcters. In this talk, Hong Kong writer Ki Kwok (郭梓祺) introduces the ideas behind the book and reflects on his time studying Irish writing at Trinity College Dublin.

Looking for a fun and creative way for your child to start writing in Cantonese – without needing to know Chinese characters? Join our Online Cantonese Writing Course for Kids, where we turn spoken Cantonese into written stories using voice input technology!