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The Templemore native helped found Irish Culture Association of Denmark
A Tipperary native living in Denmark has become a founding member of a new Irish culture association.
Tara Klarlund Hogan from Templemore is living in Copenhagen, and helped found the Irish Culture Association of Denmark.
The new association has a focus on all things Irish, including GAA, Irish music and arts.
The association is also aimed at creating a a vibrant Irish community in Denmark.
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Ms Klarlund Hogan has lived in Copenhagen since 2001, and is the Head of the English Department at Studieskolen, Copenhagen, a school that teaches Danish to foreigners living in Denmark.
The Irish Culture Association of Denmark are organising a host of events aimed at promoting Ireland and Irish culture, including the St Patrick's Day Parade on March 16.
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The association say that their "purpose is to create meaningful connections between the Irish, Danish, and international communities, honoring the richness of Irish heritage while embracing diversity".
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