Besides being a #Cantonese speaking #IrishBornChinese, I also understand #Hakka. My mom is from #LamTsuen ( #TaiPo, #HongKong).
One thing Lam Tsuen is famous for is their Wishing Tree (they re-opened to public this year and was jammered during #LunarNewYear recently).
This video gives you a wee glimpse of a Lam Tsuen through Hakka (there's English subtitles). It's one of my fav cultural heritage YT channels to learn more about Hakka food, language & its culture). Enjoy! https://youtu.be/jy9J9gx4toE

Hey, that's wee me! It's great to finally see #CantoneseInIreland exhibition of kids growing up in Ireland. 🥰

It's in till Feb 18 at Ballyroan Library, Dublin.

Huge 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 to the Cantonese in Ireland free putting this together.

#IrishBornChinese #Community

With my #IrishBornChinese hat on, Sun Leen Fai Lok & Gung Hei Fat Choi! 🧧
Wishing you all a Happy #LunarNewYear of the Rabbit (Cat if you are Vietnamese).🐰🐱

I'm so excited for this year's Dublin #LunarNewYear Festival! Because there's going to be more #Cantonese representation in its programme, in fact there's 5 events in Jan (and I'll be helping at the one in Meeting House Square on Jan 29).

I'm Chinese so this year's zodiac animal is 🐇.

More info of this years festival in general can be found at https://www.dublinlunarnewyear.ie/

#DublinLunarNewYear #YearOfTheRabbit #IrishBornChinese #IrishChinese

Museum of Childhood Ireland showcasing #Chinese growing up in Ireland online photo exhibition.
And I'm in a few of them, #IrishBornChinese represent! 🙌

https://museumofchildhood.ie/online-exhibition-we-are-cantonese-irish/

Deansgrange Library also has a physical exhibition of these photos.

All in English, #Irish & #Cantonese.