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Run the Women’s Mini Marathon for Cystic Fibrosis IrelandThe Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon takes place on Sunday 2 June in Dublin. Happening on a Sunday, rather than the Bank Holiday Monday as previously, we at Cystic Fibrosis Ireland are hoping that this year will see even more women take part for our charity.
Michael and Camilla Oshagbemi recently got married in Dublin. Here they talk to Metro Éireann about their big day...You got married on 7 January. Did you do church or civil ceremony, and why? We did civil ceremony with about 50 to 60 guests due to the close date we got from the registrar. Our pastor advised and prayed for us during the reception. We are still going to do a church wedding next year by God’s grace.
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.
Youth Awards mark ‘a great day for young people’The Richmond Education and Event Centre in Dublin’s Smithfield district recently hosted the Social Innovation Fund Ireland’s (Sifi) 2018 Youth Awards to recognise the most innovative education and mental health-related projects from across the country.
Spare us from charity porn this Christmas seasonAs 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.
Food by Bal Krishna Shrestha: Bara, savoury black lentil pancakes from NepalBara is a classic food among Newari families in Nepal, often prepared or festive times such as weddings, birthdays and rice-feeding ceremonies.