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- Call for organisations promoting integration to apply for funding
- Ireland signs double tax agreement with Ghana to boost west Africa trade
- ‘I have an Irish passport but Mater charged me as foreign’
- Funding for arts projects linking with those outside the field
- New resource to help young people navigate complex immigration system
- Irish human trafficking cases on the increase
- Templeogue crowned hoops champs in Tallaght thriller
- Rise in racist incidents linked with poor Garda practice says new research
- State pays out over Roma girl’s trauma
- Calls for budding writers to make a date with an agent
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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.
New charity shop chain to link with Syrians in needThe first in a new chain of charity shops has been opened in Dublin by Human Appeal Ireland. Minister of State for Primary Care, Alex White, was on hand for the recent official opening of the shop in brand new premises within the old Apollo building on Dundrum Road.
