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New research on diversity and impact of religious belief in 21st-century Ireland
The Irish are very welcoming, but not very open to diversity
Boris Johnson is our biggest threat to peace in Ireland and Europe alike
All not what it seems behind creche doors
There may be troubles ahead...
Lunar landing or loony conspiracy?
Nigeria needs a peaceful solution
Soccer really is a sport for all
Nepalese potato kabab
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"End" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
A break from politics in an EU paradise
It was an opportunity for a week’s summer holiday in August in a place where the sun shines almost every day of the year. Plus the chance to spend time with grandchildren ages three and five as an additional bonus. And the chance for a break from politics, especially most things EU.
Historic happenings at the World Meeting of Families
Concluding with the Papal Mass 26 August at Dublin’s Phoenix Park, the World Meeting of Families, which kicked off on 21 August, came to an end with a lot of mixed feelings.
What can we do to fight racism in NI?
Last time I wrote about the rise of the far right in Belfast ,where the largest racist rally in the history of the North was held this summer. Since then, independent unionist councillor Jolene Bunting, who hosted the far right rallies, was proscribed by Britain First after allegations of her involvement in the theft of £1,000 from the credit card of the party’s deputy leader Jayda Fransen.
Refugee children are missing out on education
Four million refugee children across the world — half a million more than last year — are not attending school, according to a new report from the United Nations’ refugee agency.
Ireland facing ‘crisis of competitiveness’ says top economist
Ahead of the 2019 Budget, a respected economist has cautioned against fiscal electioneering. In his latest economic outlook for leading insurer and investment provider Friends First, Jim Power highlights recent research showing clearly that Ireland is over-reliant on the performance of a narrow base of firms and economic sectors.
Ireland and Nepal share a bond between peoples: President
The convenor of the Ireland-Nepal Parliamentary Friendship Group has called on Irish Aid to focus on lasting connections between the two countries amid a consultation on new international development policy.
Minister defends asylum process
Figures show thousands of asylum-seekers refused since 2015 - with hundreds deported
O’Connell English summer school fosters friendships across diverse community
O’Connell Secondary School in Dublin’s north inner city held an English language school for primary and secondary level pupils this summer to help improve their experience with the language.
Cannes 2018 opens up to unheralded film talent
Serendipity and diversity in storytelling rule the roost this year’s Cannes selections. Indeed, the absence of some expected big names seems to have opened the door even wider to unknown talents.
Does it matter to write in my own language?
Recently a friend of mine, a female journalist who has suffered a lot being persecuted by online trolls supported by Russia, said: “I’m hardly interested anymore in writing journalistic texts in Finnish, seeing how ex-members of parliament are distributing lies about me.”
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