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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
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Govt needs to take social needs seriously
The number of people who sought asylum in Ireland in 2018 was the highest recorded in the last 10 years. The Department of Justice said the cumulative figure for all those who applied for international protection last year was 3,670.
New play explores reproductive rights in Ireland’s future
A community-centred production in this year’s First Fortnight mental health arts festival promises “an ambitious participatory performance project created in collaboration with a diverse cast”.
The Franco-Congolese dancer who uses his art to help victims of abuse
Franco-Congolese dancer and choreographer Bolewa Sabourin is co-founder of the arts organisation Loba, meaning ‘express yourself’ in Lingala, the language of his father’s native land.
The World At Home: A hundred years on, remember the words of Thomas Johnson
As the commemorations of the Dáil’s first meeting in 1919 are ongoing, it is depressingly inevitable that the name of Tom Johnson will rarely be mentioned. The author of the Democratic Programme of the first Dáil was the then leader of the Labour Party and had decided not to field candidates in the historic 1918 election.
An Outside View: Farewell to the Finnish language
Back when I started to learn Irish, I was such a naive and gullible young man that I wondered how the language could cease to be spoken by the people of Ireland so fast and so abruptly.
‘Garda broke my nose’: Portlaoise businessman claims assault and further intimidation by local cops
A black African man has accused a garda based in Portlaoise of assaulting him while he returned home from a party in Co Laois.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: South Africa brews big storm over a coffee mug
Two weeks ago in the Sowetan, a South African newspaper I always read once a week to follow what’s happening there, I came across an article that quickly caught my eye with the headline: A mug for your maid? Outrage at Pick n Pay crockery.
Spare us from charity porn this Christmas season
As the Christmas season descends, the Irish human welfare charity industry cranks up production. In the run-in to Christmas Day, sob stories will be issued and heart-strings plucked all aimed at financial extraction from your purse.
Welcoming our new food columnist Bal Krishna Shrestha
An award-winning Nepalese chef is to start an exclusive food column in Metro Éireann. Bal Krishna Shrestha, who is presently senior sous chef in a top Dublin hotel, has experience in variety of international foods, including various Asian, Italian, American, Irish and French cuisine.
A hint of light on a dark date in Irish history
On Wednesday 21 November in the chamber of the Seanad, something truly beautiful happened. While across Europe the rise of the political right is having its influence felt on the tone and tenure of the immigration debate in every single parliament, the Irish parliament stood apart and achieved something truly remarkable.
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