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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
Book Review
"Sport" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
Soccer really is a sport for all
Immigrants’ guide to living in Dublin
Women show us the power of sport
Sport is fair game for referee runner Israel
As a graduate of the successful Insaka-Glentoran Academy, Israel Ibeanu had a great desire to give back what he got out of sport. During his spell with a team full of players from migrant backgrounds, he found that he was faster off the mark than the rest.
Matti Nykänen was a troubled man
As much the Irish love sports, I don’t think they are very interested in ski jumping, but Finns are quite fond of all kinds of sports somehow connected with snow or ice: cross-country skiing, ski jumping, ice hockey — take your pick.
What will it take for Ireland to ban bloodsports?
The success of the Repeal the 8th campaign is a neon sign blinking at politicians with the message that parking issues of national interest does not work. It becomes politically productive to grasp the thistle, endure the short-lived pain and be a catalyst for creating a political legacy.
Ireland wears red against racism - but to what avail?
Show Racism the Red Card held its Wear Red Day late last year, encouraging schools, colleges, workplaces and the general public to wear red and take a stand against racism in Irish sport and life.
‘Zebo Factor’ sends a message against hate
Comment: Ken McCue In January 1995, Manchester United star France international Eric Cantona jumped into the crowd during a game to aim a kick at a fan who had hurled abuse at him while he was walking off the pitch. Twenty-four years later, and in a different sport, Ireland rugby international Simon Zebo refrained from using a flying kick to deal with a spectator who subjected him to racist abuse during a game with his French club Racing 92 in Belfast. Instead, he used the power of social media.
The future of Irish athletics in sight
As a cultural planner with Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari), it was a great privilege for me to attend the 2018 edition of the Diversity Games last month in Athlone.
The New Irish/Na Nua-Éireannaigh: Give Irish a sporting chance
If you’re ringing in the New Year with a resolution to be fit and healthy, why not combine your new fitness lifestyle with a new-found love for the Irish language?
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