Dublin Commemorates 13 Years of Persecution of Falun Gong in China

On a trip to Dublin to celebrate her birthday on July 20th, Mrs Una McDermot heard beautiful music she had never heard before. The music was called Pudu and it was being played by Falun Dafa practitioners at a commemorative event to mark the anniversary of when the Chinese regime started persecuting the spiritual discipline in China on July 20, 1999.

At a July 20 commemoration on Dublin's O'Connell street, a young Falun Dafa practitioner carries image of a practitioner killed in China by the Chinese regime. Martin Murphy/The Epoch Times

DUBLIN, Ireland - On a trip to Dublin to celebrate her birthday on July 20th, Mrs Una McDermot was drawn towards the General Post Office by beautiful music she had never heard before. The music was called Pudu and it was being played by Falun Dafa practitioners at a commemorative event to mark the anniversary of when the Chinese regime started persecuting the spiritual discipline in China on July 20, 1999.

“How can man create such beautiful music and yet destroy the soul of his own nation by arrogance, greed and selfishness when he could live with such harmony,” said the County Donegal pensioner, commenting on the persecution of Falun Dafa by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in China.