You can read Marianna’s essay on this link: https://1749.hu/fuggo/tanulmany/jo-kis-fejtoro-ulysses-100.html
St. Brigid’s Day Concert – Celebrating the Creativity of Women
Please register on Eventbrite here by Thursday 27 January. The Embassy requests that all attendees are vaccinated for Covid-19. When registering on Eventbrite you will be asked to tick a box to confirm that you hold a valid Covid-19 vaccination certificate. Kindly note that the wearing of face masks in the concert hall is mandatory.
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