The Mega Mela will take place tomorrow, June 3rd, at the ALSAA Sports Centre in Dublin, opposite Dublin Airport.
At the Mega Mela, which MIND is organising as “The Great Indian Festival,” Honey Rose is the special guest.
Honey Rose, the South Indian film actress, arrived in Dublin on Thursday in order to take part in the Mega Mela, and Mind officials at the Dublin airport gave her a warm welcome.
MIND, which has been in the hearts of Irish Malayalis for the past 15 years, is organizing the Mega Mela for the Children’s Health Foundation of Ireland (CHF).
Malayalee Indians (MIND) Ireland is a voluntary community organisation established in February 2008 with a view to provide a platform for Malayalee Indians in Dublin and around to promote the rich culture, heritage and tradition of Malayalees (natives of Kerala, South India).
The 8 lucky winners who purchase parking tickets for the Mega Mela, which is organised with more than 2000 car spots available using the website https://mindireland.org/events-2023/raffle-parking/booking, will get gold coins.
A lot of cultural activities and sports games for both adults and children will be part of the Mega Mela, which gets started at 9 a.m., including a tug-of-war competition with sixteen teams from various regions of the nation, a Panchagusti competition for men and women, a fashion show with eight teams from various countries, four well-known music bands, a DJ, dance parties hosted by various associations and dance schools, bouncy castles for kids, and fun rides.
Visit https://mindireland.org/ to book competitions for kids and adults.
The Mayor of Dublin, ministers, many county council members, the Garda, and the ambulance service will all be present at the mega mela, which is being organised in support of the Children’s Health Foundation of Ireland.
There will be different food stalls, fashion boutique stalls, and grocery stalls in about thirty stalls, including Federal Bank’s stall, which is the banking partner of Mind Mega Mela.
Mind cordially invites everyone to the Mega Mela organised for the Children’s Health Foundation.
