Cultures in Dungannon

The youth find out from the local Councillors of Mid Ulster Council what cultures have come to live and work in Dungannon and how this has changed over the last 10years. They discover that Dungannon has a large migrant community including many Eastern European, Portuguese, East Timorese, Syrian, Polish and Brazilian. Many bring their families and try the town depends on them to contribute to the economy.

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