JRS Integration Support Group Visits Dublin Castle

The Integration Support Group has started a new term this autumn.

The ISG accompanies adults who are seeking asylum on day trips in Dublin. This week, the ISG visited Dublin Castle with a tour of the state apartments, the courtyard and the old  foundation wall of the castle which was built by the Vikings.

In the coming weeks, the ISG will visit Leinster House with a tour by Minister of State for Primary Care, Ms. Róisín Shorthall T.D., as well as Dublin Zoo and the Chester Beatty Library.
 

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