Thiruvonam is a much sought out festival of Malayalee Indians all over the world. It is a time of the year in Kerala when the whole land transforms itself to its well know phrase ‘God’s own country’. It is lush green everywhere and the nature’s beauty works wonders in the minds and moods of the people around. Onam is celebrated for over 10 days between the end of August and the beginning of September. It starts with ‘Atham’ and the final day of the festivity is called ‘Thiruvona

Malayalee Indians (MIND), Ireland is a voluntary community organisation established in February 2008 with a view to provide a platform for Malayalam speaking Indians in Dublin and to promote the rich culture, heritage and tradition of Malayalees (natives of Kerala, South India) in the larger Dublin area. We are also keen in promoting active citizenship and integrating with the mainstream community.

MIND (Malayalee Indians, Ireland) is a voluntary community organisation established in February 2008. We are based in Dublin. The main aim of MIND is to promote the culture, tradition and the rich heritage of Kerala (South India) in the society we live in and also use our events as a platform to share and learn the Irish culture and tradition and also integrate with other migrant communities in Dublin City.

Malayalee Indians (MIND), Ireland is a voluntary community organisation established in February 2008 with a view to provide a platform for Malayalam speaking Indians in Dublin and to promote the rich culture, heritage and tradition of Malayalees (natives of Kerala, South India) in the larger Dublin area. We are also keen in promoting active citizenship and integrating with the mainstream community

Thiruvonam is a much sought out festival of Malayalee Indians all over the world. It is a time of the year in Kerala when the whole land transforms itself to its well know phrase ‘God’s own country’. It is lush green everywhere and the nature’s beauty works wonders in the minds and moods of the people around. Onam is celebrated for over 10 days between the end of August and the beginning of September. It starts with ‘Atham’ and the final day of the festivity is called ‘Thiruvona

This year the family tour was organised on the 26th, 27th and 28th June. The team went to Ring of Kerry and Dingle. Around 18 families and about 50 persons including children went on this trip.

MIND (Malayalee Indians, Ireland) is a voluntary community organisation established in February 2008. We are based in Dublin. The main aim of MIND is to promote the culture, tradition and rich heritage of Kerala (South India) in the society we live in and also use our events as a platform to share and learn the Irish culture and tradition and also integrate with other migrant communities in Dublin City.