Oh.
Richard Bruton with economist (and chairman of the Ireland Russia Business Association) Constantin Gurdgiev at a breakfast briefing on Russia this morning, part of the Dublin Festival of Russian Culture 2012.
Hang on:
That’s more like it.
Natallia Kabiak from Rathmines wearing traditional Belarus dress, Inna Tykhovod from Lucan wearing traditional Ukrainian dress, Inna Karimova from Balbriggan wearing traditional Russian dress and Galyna Dubey from Tyrrelstown wearing Moldavian traditional dress.
The week long festivities culminate in a family day on Sunday February 26th (traditionally celebrated in Russia as Maslenitsa or Pancake Day), where entertainment will take place in and around Cow’s Lane and Essex Street, Temple Bar. The centrepiece concert of the festival at the Olympia Theatre, featuring renowned Russian performer Oleg Pogudin, also takes place on Sunday at 2:30pm and 5pm.
(Sasko lazarov, Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
