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Funding for arts projects linking with those outside the fieldFunding is now available for artists or arts organisations in the Republic of Ireland who wish to collaborate artistically with non-arts professionals, including individuals or groups.
Rise in racist incidents linked with poor Garda practice says new researchDeficiencies in Garda practice go hand in hand with a 33 percent increase in racist incidents in Ireland, according to a new study.
More work is needed to link Ireland’s ethnic and disability communitiesA recent seminar on disability and ethnic minorities’ experience of disability in Dublin was a disappointing reminder of marginalised communities’ lack of representation in Ireland.
Dublin protest unites Islam and world for solidarity with Palestine - while linking Israel with terror
Year of the rooster a chance for better links with ChinaEvery member of the Chinese community in Ireland should work for better and stronger Sino-Irish relations.
Ireland’s links with Lesotho stay strongFrom the legacy laid by Irish missionaries as educators in Africa, Ireland has achieved a positive reputation of reliability in partnering with other nations. In the continent of Africa, Ireland has no less than a dozen diplomatic missions, one of which is Lesotho. And despite the challenges faced by the nation, the bilateral agreement between Ireland and Lesotho remains strong.
