In this memorable day Nathália took the opportunity to have fun and also work a little bit with her passion, photography. We asked her to tell us what happened that day and abouit her experience in Dublin.
My name is Nathália Corrêa, I’m 31 years old and I am from Brazil. I’ve been living in Ireland for more than a year now, and I’m a Citas student since last November. I was a full qualified doctor in Brazil, but I decided to move to Ireland to learn English and to try a different life – and now I can affirm that I’ve made the right choice. I always appreciated fashion and visual arts, and here in Ireland these feeling started to make a lot more sense to me. I really love the way of living here, and the way that people are free to express their selves.
Also, Ireland has beautiful and so diverse landscapes, which made me take one more risk and start something completely new: photography. After realizing that, I bought a camera and started to look for some videos and free courses. And now I’m always trying to walk around the city, collecting casual moments and expressions.
Saint Patrick’s Day was a great opportunity to practice this, specially because I see this celebration as a thing for e from people. Is very interesting to notice people from all around the world wearing the same colour, celebrating together and being happy as a huge community. One fact took my attention, a group of Asian ladies asking for some Irish people to have a photograph with them, as they were super stars. I guess that’s because Ireland was such a special place to spend that particular day. A memorable day.