We’re forming Team Cheung Po Tsai to race at the Barrow Dragon Boat Regatta in Carlow on Sunday 7 June.

To race, we need about 23 paddlers — and right now we’re recruiting!

You don’t need experience. If you can paddle and enjoy team spirit, you’re welcome.

Come out and march with Cantonese in Ireland in Dún Laoighire, Co. Dublin, on the 17th of March, from 10:00am to 12:00pm!

We’re looking for volunteers to help with our newsletter! If you’re interested in supporting the Cantonese community and helping more people learn about the Cantonese language and culture, or if you enjoy writing, we’d love to have you on board! Volunteers will help with writing articles, creating graphic, organising content, and more. 

Dublin Vikings Dragon Boat are hosting an open day tryout on 21 February – a perfect chance for anyone with no dragon boat experience to give it a go.

Cantonese of Ireland are deeply saddened by the Tai Po fire and extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones affected by this tragedy.

If you wish to help, you can consider donating via Hong Kong Red Cross.

✨ Calling all Cantonese creatives! ✨
Have you ever had one good day you still carry in your heart? A moment of joy, peace, or hope that deserves to be seen and heard? Now’s your chance.

Global Cantonese Writing Initiative for Youth | Encourage Youth to Write from the Heart!

📢 Organ Donation Law Changes – What we need to know? 📢

From 17 June 2025, a major change in Irish law will affect everyone aged 18 or over regarding organ donation.

Cantonese in Ireland is preparing a list of service providers in Ireland who provide Cantonese support or welcome Cantonese immigrants. If you have any recommendations or if you wish your service to be listed, please fill out the form below:

A very resourceful instagram account. Loads of Cantonese terms explained in English & with audio.