On the 11th of November 2012 at 5pm Irish Polish Society and Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) welcome you to the joined celebration of the Polish Independence Day.
Address 20 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Independence_Day
We are calling the event FREE[DOM] POLSKI and we have planned an evening full of attractions i.e. Polish artists exhibition (paintings, drawings, photography), live music, Polish Folk Dance Group ‘Shamrock’, Polish food, crafts market, multimedia presentation, workshop & prizes.
We welcome you to bring the Polish flag, dress in Polish national white and red colours and bring any Polish paraphernalia which you may have.
Sponsor: Restaurant ChillOut Break Cafe (Polish Cuisine) located at 11 Moore Street, Dublin 1.
ALL WELCOME!!!
Admission: 5 euro
members of IPS and POSK: 2 euro
Program:
17.00 Opening and Reception
18.00 Polish Folk Dance Group ‘Shamrock’
– Polish national dances and songs
http://www.facebook.com/PolishFolkGroup
19.00 El Grey – concert
www.breakingtunes.com/elgrey
FAN PAGE https://www.facebook.com/pages/el-grey/156495661111265
20.00 Krzysztof Foltman and Damian “Mostowiak” Bridgeman (piano and guitar)
http://www.facebook.com/TheNadaistas
Artists:
Marta Jezierska-Stachowicz
Artur Postrzech
Maciej Smoleński
Marysia Harasimowicz
Jaśmina Jasińska
Magdalena Kyc
Robert Żuraw
Monika Ziółkowska
Katarzyna Socha
Marta Maya Jasińska
Grażyna Osiecka
(the above list is still open)
On the 11th of November 2012 at 5pm Irish Polish Society and Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) welcome you to the joined celebration of the Polish Independence Day.
Address 20 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2.
(more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Independence_Day)
We are calling the event FREE[DOM] POLSKI and we have planned an evening full of attractions i.e. Polish artists exhibition (paintings, drawings, photography), live music, Polish Folk Dance Group ‘Shamrock’, Polish food, crafts market, multimedia presentation, workshop & prizes.
We welcome you to bring the Polish flag, dress in Polish national white and red colours and bring any Polish paraphernalia which you may have.
Sponsor: Restaurant ChillOut Break Cafe (Polish Cuisine) located at 11 Moore Street, Dublin 1.
ALL WELCOME!!!
Admission: 5 euro
members of IPS and POSK: 2 euro
Program:
17.00 Opening and Reception
18.00 Polish Folk Dance Group ‘Shamrock’
– Polish national dances and songs
(http://www.facebook.com/PolishFolkGroup)
19.00 El Grey – concert
www.breakingtunes.com/elgrey
(FAN PAGE https://www.facebook.com/pages/el-grey/156495661111265)
20.00 Krzysztof Foltman and Damian “Mostowiak” Bridgeman (piano and guitar)
(http://www.facebook.com/TheNadaistas)
Artists:
Marta Jezierska-Stachowicz
Artur Postrzech
Maciej Smoleński
Marysia Harasimowicz
Jaśmina Jasińska
Magdalena Kyc
Robert Żuraw
Monika Ziółkowska
Katarzyna Socha
Marta Maya Jasińska
Grażyna Osiecka
(the above list is still open)
The Leadership Training Project is being co-organised by Forum Polonia in Ireland, the School of Leaders’ Association in Poland as part of their “School for Leaders for the Polish Community Abroad” programme, and the Polish Embassy in Dublin.
The aim of the programme is to further strengthen the position and role of the Polish community in Ireland. Furthermore, the programme aims to support the integration and participation of the Polish community in public and social life in Ireland.
It is designed for young leaders who are active in their local communities and who work, professionally or on a voluntary basis, for the Polish community in support of its integration in Irish society.
The programme will be based on a proven formula of supporting community leaders, which has been developed by the School of Leaders’ Association. This will be appropriately adapted to suit the situation in Ireland.
The four-day intensive programme, which will take place from 18-21 October in Dublin, will include study visits, seminars and workshops. Participants will have the opportunity to present their projects and initiatives to government institutions. They will also draw inspiration from each other’s work and previous experience, they will be given practical advice, and they
will have the chance to develop their skills in order to more efficiently work with teams, on projects, and in cooperation with Irish institutions. Last but not least, they will also learn how to effectively work with the media.
