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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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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.
Fingal Ethnic Network celebrates a decade of integration efforts
The Fingal Ethnic Network’s (Fen) end-of-year event to mark its 10th anniversary was an opportunity to celebrate integration and diversity, having fulfilled its core obligation of integrating organisations and groups within the Fingal area of Dublin over the last decade.
Ireland is a diverse place - that’s for good
Since moving to Dublin to work for Metro Éireann, I’ve been analysing Ireland for its cultural and ethnic diversity. I was curious to see how people of different backgrounds live alongside each other in a city like Dublin.
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.
African diaspora talks business at Dublin forum for entrepreneurs
DIT Aungier Street recently hosted a forum aimed at providing information, resources, networking, connections and opportunities to current or future African entrepreneurs in Ireland.
Dubs are most giving with their Christmas bonus, survey says
Dubliners are the group or Irish workers most generous with their Christmas bonus, according to a new study.
The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin: Integration has a sporting chance in the Dublin 15 area
In its efforts to foster unity among migrants, Children4WorldChildren held another event using sports from around the world to bring migrants in the Dublin 15 area in the capital’s northwest together with their host communities.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: We need to talk about childcare
The news of two schools with safety issues being shut in Tyrellstown hit close to home, and that suburb in north-west Dublin was my first residence in Ireland, and also my first workplace.
"A letter to Luzoku" Writing Competition: The Winners
My dearest son, I hope this letter gets to you while you’re still alive. It’s Mama writing from the Stillorgan asylum home in Dublin. I understand that it may come as a shock to you that am writing after five long years of silence but I hope that you can reason with and forgive me.
Foreign students struggle to find a room in Dublin
As of last year, Ireland has over 220,000 students in higher education. Some 10 per cent of them are from other countries, and many are living in the capital.
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