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Saied Kazemi gives Mary O’Sullivan a hand a the barbecue at the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
ALL nationalities led to Tralee International Resource Centre on Friday for a free family intercultural evening of music and food at their centre in Boherbee.
According to TIRC’s Co-ordinator, Mary Carroll; “We are delighted to be hosting this event to bring different cultures and nationalities together. TIRC’s aim is to support integration between local and international communities, and this is an ideal way to do it.”
Mary continued; “Events like this help to break down barriers and allow communities to learn more about people of different religions and cultures through food, music and friendship.”
The evening which was compered by Mike O’Donnell featured musicians from the Roma community, African drumming, and of course traditional Irish music, as well as singsongs and great food. Scroll down for photos…
Ann McKenzie, Eva and Mohammed Kayani and Guzel enjoying refreshments at the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
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The Obadina family – Adewale, Tobi, Olamide and Adeolu – enjoying the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
A group enjoying refreshments at the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
People enjoying the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
The musicians entertaining at the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
A group enjoying the Tralee International Resource Centre’s Family Intercultural Evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
