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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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New UN head means a chance for reform
The new head of the United Nations faces the mammoth task of tacking a world dominated by conflicts and humanitarian disasters, including the global involvement in the civil war in Syria and the attendant refugee crisis, via which more than 5,000 people have died crossing the Mediterranean to the freedom of Europe in the past 12 months.
Judge Bryan McMahon’s words should be taken to heart
‘You, too, are Ireland.” Those were the words of retired High Court Judge Bryan McMahon while presiding over the citizenship ceremony that took place in the Dublin Convention Centre on 14 December 2015. Some 3,000 people from 121 countries were naturalised on that day: many had come to Ireland as migrants, immigrants, refugees or asylum seekers, while others were descendants of such.
Intercultural & Interfaith Calendar : What’s on in February?
Intercultural & Interfaith Calendar : What’s on in February?
Education begins, and belongs, in the home
How can society be so myopic to the notion that institutions are not the right place to educate their children with the knowledge they will really need to face the world? So many essential activities can be employed to give the best possible education to our beloved children without sending them away from the comfort of home.
Harnessing Irish farming know-how to end world hunger and poverty
Irish agricultural knowledge can play a role in ending hunger and poverty for millions of people in the developing world.
Irish Times ‘alt-right’ article sends online racism reports ‘off the charts’
The iReport.ie racist incident reporting system says it logged 37 reports of media racism relating to the recent Irish Times opinion piece on the so-called ‘alt-right’ movement by Nicholas Pell, an American freelance writer living in Ireland.
Egypt promises return of Ibrahim Halawa - but not before trial
Egypt’s president has indicated that Ibrahim Halawa would be allowed to return to his family in Ireland – but not before the end of his trial.
Short-stay visa waiver scheme extended
Short-stay visa waiver scheme extended
Business Permission scheme remains on hold
Ireland’s Business Permission programme, which was suspended on 16 March last, will not be restarted till further notice – despite the completion of a review several months ago.
Brush up on your party etiquette for Christmas
Whether you’re hosting or attending a party this holiday season, etiquette expert Orla Brosnan, founder of The Etiquette School of Ireland, has a range of top etiquette tips to ensure the perfect experience for hosts and guests alike.
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