Letters to the Editor: Honoured to feel welcome in Ireland as an Irish citizen

Letters to the Editor: Honoured to feel welcome in Ireland as an Irish citizen

Candidates taking the oath of allegiance to the Irish State at the citizenship ceremony in the INEC, Killarney, last week. Picture: Don MacMonagle

Sat, 17 Dec, 2022 - 02:00

Recently I was honoured with Irish citizenship at ceremony in Killarney, Co Kerry. I am an Indian citizen and I have been in Ireland for seven years now. This needs correction, I am an Irish citizen now. I am still getting used to my new identity.

I have been to Killarney a number of times in last few years, but this time there was something special and beautiful about Killarney.

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