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Fingal Ethnic Network celebrates a decade of integration effortsThe 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 goodSince 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.
Breaking the stigma of mental health among Irish ethnic minoritiesIreland’s immigrant population in 2011 was 12 per cent of the total population, according to the Central Statistic Office (CSO).
Ethnic minority medical staff in Britain honoured in NHS Windrush AwardsA mother and daughter who have dedicated their working lives to the NHS were among the black and ethnic minority NHS staff who were honoured as part of NHS England’s Windrush 70 Awards.
EU summit hears of racial profiling against RomaHuman rights NGOs and EU policymakers have warned against the use of ethnic profiling against Roma people by police throughout the union.
Irish Sports Monitor ‘ignores minorities’The recently published Irish Sports Monitor for 2017 does not contain statistics on participation in sport by Ireland’s diverse ethnic communities.
Don’t question the loyalty of ethnic citizensThis column may be about soccer stars, but I’m going to buck the trend and ignore the World Cup. Far more important than that tournament in Russia, there will be a presidential election in Turkey on 24 June, followed by a parliamentary election and possibly a second round at the presidential polls two weeks later.