Preserving Uyghur Language, Culture, and Identity in the Diaspora
It was a pleasure for Cantonese in Ireland to be invited by @irishuyghurca to join the community talk on preserving Uyghur language, culture, and identity in the diaspora.
📢 Launch of irelandinfo.ie
🎉 We’re Excited to Announce the Launch of IrelandInfo.ie!
A brand-new platform providing Traditional Chinese translations of official government info from CitizensInformation.ie.
🌕Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 中秋節快樂！ 🥮
Last Saturday at Cork City Library, children gathered for a special Cantonese session about mooncakes and the moon. 🧡
Children’s Book Festival Book Exhibition
We’re thrilled to share that 13 beautiful books have been donated to the Cork City library- now on exhibition until the end of October!
Written in Traditional Han characters, some are bilingual (Cantonese & English), and others include Jyutping to help you learn Cantonese.
Cantonese Storytelling on Saturdays: A BIG Mooncake for Little Star
Join us online as we read a short story, where a little girl is tempted by a BIG mooncake.
Cantonese in Ireland Autumn 2025 Trilingual walk 粵語愛爾蘭秋季三語郊遊團
Howth Walk: Scenery walk + recognition of plants and animals in English, Irish and Cantonese
Online lecture: History of Cantonese Diaspora in Ireland / 免費網上講座︰粵裔愛爾蘭-歷史新尋
This event will delve into the experiences, challenges, and contributions of the Cantonese-speaking community in Ireland, from the 1950s to the present.
History of Dublin-Walking Tour in Cantonese / 免費粵語都柏林歷史導賞團
Want to learn more about Dublin’s history and cultural heritage? Please join our Dublin history tour. We will take you on a tour of famous landmarks and historical gems and share interesting stories of Dublin’s development. Whether you are a history buff or want to learn more about the city, this walking tour is perfect for you. The tour will be conducted in Cantonese to promote participation by Cantonese-speaking residents in Dublin. This is a rare opportunity. Come and join this Cantonese guided tour!
🚀 10 Selection Photos Revealed! Cantonese in Ireland – Bloomsday Photo Competition
10 Selection Photos Revealed! Cantonese in Ireland – Bloomsday Photo Competition
[Recap] Event: 'How to maintain minority languages at home'
A big thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday — both in person and online — for our talk 'How to maintain minority languages at home'!
Our Volunteers 我哋嘅義工: Tindy
Hello, my name is Tindy and I am originally from Hong Kong. I have been on and off living in Ireland more than 15 years now. I work as a qualified Accountant and Tax advisor in Dublin. Prior to that, I obtained a registered nursing license which specializes in NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) in Hong Kong. I worked in a private hospital for a bit longer than a year before I moved back to Dublin permanently.
Dublin Maker Festival
On 31 August, Cantonese in Ireland had a blast at the Dublin Maker Festival!
Lisa from Lisa’s Nails offering pampering manicures to elderly residents
In June and July, Lisa from Lisa’s Nailsrepresented Cantonese in Ireland by offering pampering manicures and nail care to elderly residents at a nursing home in Dublin.
Bloomsday Photo Exhibition Results Are In!
Bloomsday Photo Exhibition Results Are In! We’re thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s
Global Cantonese Writing Initiative for Youth | The Results Are In! 結果出爐喇!
We are thrilled to announce the winners of 'the First Global Cantonese Writing Initiative for Youth'!
There’s a winner from Ireland!
(Hybrid) How to maintain minority languages at home 母語情懷：移民家庭如何保育傳承粵語？
Join us at UCD for a public talk on how to preserve minority languages at home and in society. The event features Professor Lau Chun Fat, an expert in Chinese linguistics and language preservation, together with Dr Grace Cao, assistant professor from the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics at UCD. Participants can choose to attend on-site at UCD or online via Zoom.
ÁISE AGUS ÉIRE
ÁISE AGUS ÉIRE is back again with the 4th edition of the series platforming Asian-Irish artists.