Indian Ladies in Ireland, a prominent group comprising over 4500 Indian women living in Ireland, recently had the privilege of visiting the Irish parliament. The visit was organized by Fine Gael TD Richard Bruton from Dublin Bay North and the founder of the group Supriya Singh, who is also a political candidate for Local elections from North Dublin.
The Indian Ladies in Ireland group, established in 2017, has actively engaged its members in various cultural and social activities throughout Ireland. With their dedication and enthusiasm, the group has gained significant recognition and appreciation for empowering Indian women in Ireland.
During their visit to the Irish Parliament, the Indian Ladies in Ireland were honored to receive an exclusive tour conducted by John Sergeant. Mr. Sergeant guided the group through the historic Leinster House, enlightening them about its rich history and the intricacies of Irish politics. It proved to be a truly memorable experience for all those in attendance.
“This visit to the Irish parliament was a proud moment for all the Indian ladies in our group,” expressed Supriya Singh, the group’s founder. “We are grateful to Richard Bruton TD for organizing this tour and also to Mr. Sergeant for his invaluable insights and for making our visit truly special. Learning about the history and politics of Ireland has broadened our understanding and deepened our connection to this beautiful country.”
The Indian Ladies in Ireland group has continuously strived to foster a sense of unity and empowerment among its members. By organizing such visits and cultural events, they aim to create an inclusive community that celebrates both Indian and Irish heritage.
“We are delighted to have had the opportunity to explore the heart of Irish democracy and governance,” said Shweta Nandkumar, one of the group members.
Sree Parvathi who is one of the prominent members of the group was excited to have the opportunity to visit the Irish Parliament, she said that the Indian government should consider taking similar steps to educate Indians about its history and politics.
“The visit to the Irish parliament has opened our eyes to the rich tapestry of Irish history and politics. It was an experience we will cherish forever”, said Aishwarya Narayanan.
Another group member, Parvathi Yellapu, praised the group for its hard work in uniting all the Indian Ladies on one platform and said that it has been one of the best resources for anyone coming from India and trying to settle down in Ireland.
The Indian Ladies in Ireland group extends their heartfelt gratitude to Richard Bruton TD from Dublin Bay North for organizing this exclusive tour for the group and thanked Mr. John Sergeant for their warm welcome and hospitality. This memorable visit has further strengthened the bond between the Indian community and the vibrant Irish culture.
The Indian Ladies in Ireland group is a prominent community group comprising over 4500 members. Founded in 2017, the group aims to provide a platform for Indian ladies in Ireland to connect, engage, and participate in cultural and social activities while promoting inclusivity and empowerment while keeping the spirit of India alive in a home away from home.