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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
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Charles Laffiteau's Bigger Picture
As both a lifelong Republican and a student of history, I want to attempt to set the record straight on past presidential grants of clemency, as well the differences between the Republican Party of President Reagan and the current party of President Trump. I will only cite real facts that can be substantiated by US Justice Department records, rather than ‘alternative facts’.
Remembering Differently: The Ethical Challenges of a Memorial Ritual by Martin-Edward Ohajunwa (Scholars’ Press
There is finally a book that addresses the political and social effects, and spiritual awareness, of people who are attempting to move forward but not forget what they’ve gone through.
Irish group bound for Poland to learn about Roma in the Holocaust
Irish Traveller and Roma NGO Pavee Point is sending a group of 10 people to Kraków in Poland to take part in the Roma Genocide Remembrance Initiative.
Warning over HIV stigma as man found guilty of infecting former partners
A man of African descent has been found guilty of intentionally transmitting HIV to two former partners. In the first case of this type in Ireland, the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard from the State that the man knew of his diagnosis when he infected the women and that this amounted to serious harm.
Refused refugee applicants remain in limbo without right to work says activist
Human rights groups have largely welcomed the Department of Justice’s recent changes allowing asylum seekers to apply for work permits after nine months.
Spain’s new prime minister makes waves
Pedro Sánchez, the new prime minister of Spain, has made history by appointing a cabinet with a majority of women which sets the country apart from the rest of Europe and is unique in the world.
Thousands sign petitions on human rights at Dublin music festival
Amnesty International collected over 6,000 petition signatures at Dublin’s Forbidden Fruit festival for three different refugee rights issues as part of the human rights NGO’s ‘I Welcome’ campaign.
Timo Soini and his broken vision of Ireland
The political party that is playing the part of extremist right wing in the theatre of Finnish politics — ie the Finns Party — was founded by Timo Soini in the early 1990s.
Ireland to open seven diplomatic missions next year
Ireland will open seven new missions abroad as part of the next phase of expanding Ireland’s global footprint.
Thousands refused at Irish ports of entry since 2014
More than 13,000 people have been refused permission to enter Ireland in the last four years, according to the Department of Justice.
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