thejournal.ie | Here's what's happening for Dublin's Chinese New Year thejournal.ie Chinese New Year is the largest human migration in world as hundreds of millions of people in China travel to their hometowns to celebrate. One in twenty adults in Ireland will celebrate Chinese New Year this year, by either eating Chinese food (71%), ... |
2017-01-28
Here's what's happening for Dublin's Chinese New Year – thejournal.ie
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