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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...
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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.
Ministers announce new €2.3m funding for South Sudan victims
New funding of €2.314m in humanitarian assistance for victims of the ongoing crisis in South Sudan has been announced by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
‘New Irish’ apps fall in number
Fewer ‘New Irish’ are applying for naturalisation, according to figures released by the Department of Justice.
More INIS improvements in 2017 after online appointment system
The Department of Justice is to embark on more innovative ways of registering immigrants following the introduction of its online appointment system in September.
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.
Opinion: Nicem’s closure an enormous loss for NI
We were all shocked to hear the sad news that the Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities (Nicem) has filed for voluntary insolvency. According to executive director Patrick Yu, the painful decision was taken due to severe cashflow problems. He also said the move to wind up was the best way to protect the achievement, reputation and integrity of Nicem.
Metro Éireann/Kenan Institute For Ethics Writing Competition: The Winners
Special commendation goes to this entry in the 14-17 category from a young writer in Slane, Co Meath, a heartwarming tale of co-operation across cultures
New CEO for Community Credit Union
Maureen Brogan has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of Community Credit Union following the departure of Aidan O’Brien after a 17-year tenure.
Deportations due to rise in coming months
Speculation is rife that deportation of immigrants who have exhausted all avenues to enable them live legally in the State would rise in 2017 – following the move by the Department of Justice to adopt a proactive approach to deportation.
Ireland’s links with Lesotho stay strong
From 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.
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