Dublin decorated with Georgian flags to celebrate country’s Independence Day
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Georgian flags are flying in the centre of the Irish capital of Dublin in celebration of the upcoming Independence Day of Georgia.
The installation of the flags was organised by Dublin City Hall and the Georgian Embassy in Ireland. Flags were erected on May 23 and will remain in place until tomorrow, May 26.
Georgian flags fly in Dublin to celebrate the May 26 holiday. Photo: Embassy of Georgia to Ireland / Facebook
The flags will remain in place from May 23 to May 26. Photo: Embassy of Georgia to Ireland / Facebook
This is the second year Dublin has been decorated with Georgian flags in celebration of the May 26 holiday.
Georgia is preparing to celebrate Independence Day on May 26 with a wide range of cultural, educational and entertainment activities that are planned in capital Tbilisi as well as regional cities.
Georgia’s Independence Day celebrations will see citizens, state agencies and entrepreneurs participate in country-wide activities themed after the anniversary of the birth of the iconic, 12th Century poet Shota Rustaveli next week.
It is May 26 and Georgia is celebrating the 26th anniversary of its independence from the Soviet Union today. A wide range of cultural, educational and entertainment activities are planned in capital Tbilisi as well as regional cities.
Georgian Independence Day is being celebrated all around the world with a variety of events as today is its 26th anniversary of its independence from the Soviet Union.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has met with a parliamentary delegation from Ireland. The Irish lawmakers confirmed their strong support for Georgia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Georgian Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze met with the Irish parliamentary delegation in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi earlier today.
Georgia marks the 100th anniversary since the creation First Republic of Georgia today. The Government of Georgia has organized more than 100 events abroad to specially mark the date. More than 100 start-ups, Georgian and international organisations are involved in organising events.
The Georgian anthem will be heard in all towns of Georgia, in public transport and squares at 17:10 on May 26, on the Day of Independence of Georgia. 17:10 is the time when the head of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia Noe Zhordania signed the document proclaiming the country’s independence.