Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Ireland Condemns Attacks on Indian Community, Stands Against Terrorism
Ireland's ambassador to India, Kevin Kelly, said Ireland strongly opposes attacks on Indian people in Ireland and supports India's fight against terrorism.
He mentioned that special police units have been set up to help Indian people and that Ireland will be the partner country for a big festival in India next year.
There have been many attacks on Indian people in Ireland recently, which has made them scared.
The ambassador said these attacks were done by young troublemakers and not by the communities they were in.
Ireland's envoy Kevin Kelly condemns recent attacks on Indian nationals in Ireland
Ireland stands firmly with India against terrorism
Special police units established to support Indian community in Ireland
At least 13 confirmed cases of assaults on Indian nationals since July
Ireland to be Partner Country for Nagaland's Hornbill Festival in 2025
- Who
- Indian nationals in Ireland, Irish police force, Irish government
- What
- Condemned attacks on Indian community, established special police units, announced partnership for Hornbill Festival
- When
- Recently, with the latest attacks since July, and for the Hornbill Festival in 2025
- Where
- Ireland and Nagaland, India
- Why
- To support and protect the Indian community in Ireland, to strengthen cultural and economic ties
Protect Indian Community
Address Anti-Indian Sentiment
Special Police Units
Protect Indian Community
Establish units to support Indian community
Address Anti-Indian Sentiment
Address underlying issues causing anti-Indian sentiment
- Number of confirmed cases of assaults
- 13 since July
- Indian population in Ireland
- Over 60,000
- Bilateral trade between Ireland and India
- Approximately 16 billion euro
- Upcoming event
- Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, 2025