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The New Irish/Na Nua-Éireannaigh: Pop up to the Pop-Up GaeltachtYou’ve heard of the Gaeltacht – but have you ever heard of the Pop-up Gaeltacht? For those of you that have attended, it was surely an unforgettable experience. And for those of you that don’t know what this new revelation is, clear the last Thursday of this month in your calendar because that’s when the next one is happening.
Limerick makes great strides in integration Cross-cultural understanding and co-operation has been an ongoing issue within different communities across this country. While very little is being done in some quarters, work — whether theoretical or practical — has been undertaking to ensure that differences are not only welcome and respected but also celebrated.
Menorca is truly integral to the story of EuropeIf there really is a treasure island in the world its name must surely be Menorca. I have just returned from that island in the Mediterranean which is a unique resource for the study of history, and is a must-visit for all who are interested in the story of Europe.
Ireland facing ‘crisis of competitiveness’ says top economistAhead 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.
Big plans in place for Papal visit this monthAhead of Pope Francis’s visit to Ireland later this month, the National Transport Authority (NTA), An Gardaí Síochána and public transport operators have outlined a comprehensive transportation plan and road closure system to be put in place.
Attention young writers! Deadline nears in Metro Éireann contestWith less than two weeks remaining until the deadline at midnight on Sunday 29 July, be sure to get your submissions to us for the fourth annual Metro Éireann–Kenan Institute for Ethics Intercultural Writing Competition.
Poor living conditions show urgency to help Ireland’s Roma - New ReportMore than four-fifths of Roma in Ireland surveyed said they had faced “discrimination in the street or a public place”, prompting Muntean to urge the Government to take “effective measures” to tackle anti-Roma racism “particularly towards Roma women”.
McGuinness leads Holocaust commemoration at European Parliament"As the number of Holocaust survivors continue to decline, young people across the world need to speak about that evil to make sure it does not happen again." - Mairead McGuinness, MEP.
Ireland needs a new action plan for equalityWhile Metro Éireann congratulates ICTU for timely publication new equality guide, we call on the Minister for Justice to ensure that adequate action is taken against equality violations.
US travel ban is only good for terrorismIn late January, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States – and suspending indefinitely the acceptance of refugees from war-torn Syria. Highlighting the rationale, if any, behind these new strict measures, President Trump said they were aimed at keeping radical Islamic terrorists out of the US.