📢 Organ Donation Law Changes – What we need to know? 📢
📢 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.
HAPPY BLOOMSDAY!
HAPPY BLOOMSDAY!
🌧️ Despite the rain, our Cantonese Cultural Celebration on @bloomsdayfest last Saturday (14.06.2025), held as part of the Bloomsday Festival, was a joyful, literary-filled journey through Dublin!
Cantonese Storytelling on Saturdays: A Belly Full of Secrets
Unlike Mother's Day, Ireland and Hong Kong share the same Father's Day, on next Sunday, the 15th of June 2025! It is an opportunity for children young and old to express their love for their fathers through cakes, gifts and celebrations!
Bloomsday 2025 - A Cantonese Cultural Celebration 粵語特別活動
Step into Ireland’s literary heritage, through the eyes of the Cantonese community! 齊齊走入愛爾蘭文學世界,從粵語社群角度行出屬於我哋嘅布盧姆之路!
Cantonese in Ireland at the Carlow Dragon Boat Race 2025 - Recap
Recap: Cantonese in Ireland at the Carlow Dragon Boat Race 2025!
Survey on Hongkongers' Migration Experiences 香港人移民經歷研究問卷
We invite you to take part in an important academic study led by Dr. Jacob Richard Thomas, exploring the experiences of Hongkongers navigating emigration decisions.
💅 A Touch of Kindness at Nazareth Care Ireland Dublin
Cantonese in Ireland offering nail care services to elderly residents the nursing home.
Cantonese in Ireland 3rd Anniversary Celebration 粵語愛爾蘭三週年慶典
Cantonese Ireland has turned three this year! We cannot have come this far without your support, so let us use this occasion to express our gratitude.
🐉 Happy Dragon Boat Festival from Cantonese in Ireland!
Today we celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival, a cherished tradition that brings together family, culture, and delicious rice dumplings!
Flowerboard Photo Exhibition at Deansgrange Library
Now On at Deansgrange Library @libraries.dlr !
Discover the vibrant world of Hong Kong ceremonial flower plaques at our Flowerboard Photo Exhibition, running in June! Dive into the colours, symbols, and history behind these towering works of art, straight from the heart of Hong Kong’s cultural celebrations.
Our Volunteers 我哋嘅義工: Ryan Kwok
Hi all, my name is Ryan and I am born and raised in Hong Kong. I have just finished my four years of studies in Trinity College Dublin. I am honoured to become a committee member this year for Cantonese in Ireland as Communications Officer after participating in different events and previously being a volunteer.
Our Volunteers 我哋嘅義工: Max Yu
Hi, I'm Max. I've been living in Ireland for two and a half years. I was born in Hong Kong and later moved to Singapore and Australia. I'm a behavioural scientist and an Assistant Professor. I relocated to Ireland after accepting an offer from Maynooth University. Brexit made Ireland an even more attractive destination, and so far, I believe I’ve made the right choice.
Our Volunteers 我哋嘅義工: Angela
Hi I’m Angela currently based in cork. To be honest it was my degree which brings to me cork, I was debating between Ireland and the UK, but due to various circumstances I chose Ireland and am currently studying my dream course in UCC. I’m’ loving it so far!
Cantonese language and culture workshops at Firhouse Educate Together Secondary School and Belvedere College
✏️ We had a blast hosting two Cantonese language and culture workshops in early May! They took place on the 1st at Firhouse Educate Together Secondary School and on the 8th at Belvedere College. ✏️
Weekly Cantonese: zi1 zi1 zaa1 zaa1每週廣東話:吱吱喳喳
Weekly Cantonese: zi1 zi1 zaa1 zaa1
每週廣東話:吱吱喳喳