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‘I love the green in Ireland, it has something therapeutic’The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin
New Irish are urged to apply for young soccer talent schemePromising young players in Ireland’s immigrant communities are urged to apply for the FAI’s Emerging Talent Programme.
New books on pop music reveal Ireland’s huge social changes Two recent books by Irish writers explore very different aspects of popular music that may be unfamiliar for new arrivals in Ireland.
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.
Migrants: know your stampsIn the first of a two-part series, learn more about the residency stamps issued to immigrants in Ireland - and what each one means for you
Religious ministers subject to new Irish visa rulesNew visa rules aimed at restricting the number of immigrants moving to Ireland to work as religious ministers or volunteers have been announced by Government.
Nepalese people ring in their new year in IrelandRaising awareness about their community in Ireland has been the primary aim of the Non-Resident Nepali Association Ireland, and that also featured at this year’s Nepalese New Year celebration held recently.
Garda pullout from immigrant reg to expandThe Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) is to completely disengage from handling the registration of immigrants in Ireland, according to the Minister for Justice.
‘I escaped to Ireland from a state of tyranny, and Ireland has taken great care of me’When Asad Mahmud arrived in Ireland in 2015, forced to flee his homeland after writing a book that dismayed the authorities, little did he know that three years down the line he would be writing for another.
New report pushes for hate crime legislationIreland’s criminal justice system is deficient in addressing hate crimes, a new report argues.