The Rohingya Post

• 24/09/2015
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Carlow, Ireland: Rohingya Community Ireland participated in SARI (Sport Against Racism Ireland) Football Tournament on 12th September,along with other 32 teams representing different local and international communities residing in Ireland....

• 19/06/2015
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I am Mohammed Rafique, one of the Rohingya refugees who were re-settled with other 78 members of Rohingya in Carlow, Ireland with the resettlement program of UNHCR & Irish government,...

• 17/06/2015
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Carlow, Ireland: A great start for Carlow Cricket Club in their first official match in almost 40 years. They played their first debuted match against Bagenalstown (3rds) in Division 16...

• 14/06/2012
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Dublin, Ireland: We are very grateful to all who are here to support and stand side by side and hand in hand against the crimes being committed in a relatively...

• 22/12/2011
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CARLOW RUGBY CLUB has won the title of Ireland's top sporting organisation at the Diverse Ireland Awards 2011. At the award ceremony this week held by The Integration Centre in...

• 27/08/2011
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Dublin, Ireland: Rohingya Community Ireland held a demonstration in Dublin in front of both British and Australian Embassies on 24th August. The demonstration was jointly organized by Burma Action Ireland...

• 10/06/2010
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• 22/12/2009
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Carlow, Ireland: The Carlow County Development Board organized an “intercultural exchange event” for Arakanese Rohingya refugees in the second week of December at Seven Oaks Hotel, according to an Arakanese...