
Taste of All Nations 2025
On a rainy day filled with rhythm, colour and connection, Taste of All Nations brought the town of Ardee to life.
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Taste of All Nations celebrates cultural diversity through a vibrant showcase of international cuisine, music, dance and activities. It brings together people from all walks of life, fostering unity and understanding within our community, with delicious food from around the world, engaging performances and family-friendly fun all in one place.
The event was opened by the Deputy Mayor of Drogheda, Cllr Michelle Hall. Our esteemed guest Fergus O'Dowd TD attended with his wife, and Gráinne Berrill of Louth Volunteer Centre organised a team of volunteers who helped out on the day.

Special thanks to everyone who made the event a huge success, especially the performers: Mudra School of Classical Indian Dance, Lo Lo School of Irish Dancing, and the Philippine dance performance put together by the nursing staff of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital.
A total of €500 was raised from raffle sales on the day. It was all donated to Drogheda Care for Older People to help buy security alarms for the people they support.
The event was proudly supported by EBS Drogheda, Scholars Inn Hotel, Cement Factory, Drogheda Lions Club and Drogheda Credit Union, and was covered by the Drogheda Independent and Drogheda Leader.
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