In a small house in the middle of Galway’s west end, five Afghan men gather to break their Ramadan fast.
It’s a little after 6pm and the men have been fasting since sunrise this morning. They will break it first with prayer, then with a simple glass of water and a date, before finishing their devotion and preparing their evening meal — known as Iftar — together.
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