Native Chinese kids keep their homeland in their hearts

Chinese New Year is of particular significance to the thousands of adopted Chinese children living in Ireland and their parents writes 

This weekend 11-year-old Éabha McFall will be among hundreds of children heading to Cork for a celebration featuring everything from a dragon parade to a colourful banquet.

The youngster and her adoptive mum Jacinta McFall, from Glasnevin in Dublin, will join some 320 parents and their adopted Chinese children from all over Ireland who are also attending the event.