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The right ingredients: how two Italians made their mark on the Dublin dining sceneMarco Giannantonio and Maurizio Mastrangelo moved to Dublin in 2005 with the goal of promoting authentic Italian food and wine. When they arrived, they spoke little English and were unfamiliar with the intricacies of Irish culture. But what they noticed in Ireland was a need for quality Italian cuisine.
ITB’s Dr Philip Owende made fellow of Engineers IrelandDr Philip Owende of the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown (ITB) was recently conferred as fellow of the Institution of Engineers of Ireland (FIEI) by its president Dr Kieran Feighan.
Over €3,000 in cash prizes to be won in Metro Éireann’s 4th annual Intercultural Writing CompetitionMetro Éireann and Duke University’s Kenan Institute of Ethics invite young writers living in Ireland to submit original works to their fourth annual Intercultural Writing Competition. Over €3,000 in prizes is available for writers aged between 14 and 21 examining the challenges of Ireland’s multicultural diversity.
Tendai Manuel puts his unique stamp on Ireland’s film industryTendai Manuel’s childhood in Zimbabwe was marked by the stories his grandmother told by the fire – and now he is taking those storytelling ideas to a much bigger scale.
World Cup atmosphere heats up ‘Fair Play’ on Refugee DayMany of the countries not represented at the Fifa World Cup in Russia were on display in Dublin for the ninth annual Fair Play soccer tournament hosted by Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari) and the UNHCR at the Law Society on Blackhall Place.
Diversity boosting talent level among Ireland’s young track and field starsClose finishes and record-breaking performances were the order of the day at the Tailteann Interprovincial Schools Championships at Dublin’s Morton Stadium on Saturday 23 June, which featured some of the top under-17 athletes from Ireland’s four provinces.
Thousands refused at Irish ports of entry since 2014More than 13,000 people have been refused permission to enter Ireland in the last four years, according to the Department of Justice.
Ireland boosts funding for Palestine refugee agencyTánaiste Simon Coveney has announced an additional €250,000 in Irish funding to the UN Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
Migrant women urged to embrace hidden talentsA Dublin psychologist has told migrant women that finding their hidden talents can help them succeed in adapting to their new life in Ireland.
Ireland’s first ever black mayor mulls over bid for Nigerian senate seatRotimi Adebari made history in 2007 when he was elected the first black mayor of a county council in Ireland. Now a decade on, and after spending several years outside of politics, Adebari is considering a campaign for the senate in his native Nigeria.