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ZAGREB, May 24 (Hina) - The Croatian expatriate community in Ireland, as a bridge connecting the two countries, and Ireland's experience in migrations following the economic crisis in 2008 are the topics of talks Croatia's delegation, led by State Secretary Zvonko Milas, held with a member of the Irish Parliament and chairman of the Irish-Croatian parliamentary friendship group, John Brassil.
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