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Ireland’s backing is sought for next wave of Nigerian business and industry leadersIreland has been urged to establish strong partnerships with Nigerian academic institutions as a way of strengthening their capabilities to produce future business leaders.The dean of Lagos Business School pushed for connections to be made at a recent educational reception in Nigeria’s commercial capital to mark the Irish Government’s first trade visit to the west African country.
No place for racial abuse on the pitch says Sari chairPhone calls from upset parents whose children have been racially abused at sports matches are an almost weekly occurrence at the Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari) office in Dublin.
Belfast hosts biggest Gaelic games festivalOne of Northern Ireland’s biggest sporting events is set to welcome more than 12,000 people to Belfast over the next five weeks.
Dublin paddlers to battle for all-Ireland clubs titlePaddlers across Dublin city and county are bound for the south-east to compete in the first ever Canoeing Ireland Club Championships in April.
UCD Prize honours friend of Ireland’s immigrantsTeresa Brannick Medal commemorates late research lecturer’s long-standing commitment to equality & social justice
Migration for an educationOverseas studies are booming, but what’s bringing so many foreign students to Ireland? Meredith Hicks meets some to find out
No magic necessary in national spelling beeSchool children from all corners of Ireland will be reciting dictionary words and fine-tuning their pronunciation skills to in a bid to become the nation’s top speller.
A journey worth makingA Palestinian refugee studying in Ireland, Mohamed El Kahout tells Meredith Hicks about the ups and downs of a life removed from his family’s ancestral homeland
New charity shop chain to link with Syrians in needThe first in a new chain of charity shops has been opened in Dublin by Human Appeal Ireland. Minister of State for Primary Care, Alex White, was on hand for the recent official opening of the shop in brand new premises within the old Apollo building on Dundrum Road.
Racialiation, exploitation and fear: the reality of domestic work in the USI must admit, Mariaam Bhatti’s column is always the first item I turn to when I get my hands on a freshly printed copy of Metro Éireann. It provides a unique insight about domestic work in Ireland. But living in the US now I have asked myself: how is the situation here?