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No boundary to cricket at Balbriggan’s clubWhen Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari) was founded in the European Year Against Racism 1997, the fledgling NGO and social enterprise wrote to Ireland’s national governing bodies of sport, seeking expressions of support for its innovative programme of using sport to tackle discrimination in society.
Ireland and Africa have much to learn from each other In exploring the richness of the relationship between Ireland and Africa and the real and exciting possibilities that flow from it, I am conscious over the last few years that there have been many reminders of the interconnectedness of our world, in particular our place in Europe and its neighbourhood, of which Africa is particularly important.
Hate crime report ‘shows Ireland is far behind Europe in protecting minorities’Sinn Féin’s spokesperson for the arts, youth affairs and LGBT rights has welcomed a new report that highlights how the State is falling behind Europe in protecting vulnerable communities from hate crime.
Pastors share birthday and drive to spread the Good WordPastors Lawrence Oyetunji and Dare Adetuberu are two prominent Nigerians in Ireland whose paths first crossed when their separate churches shared the same building in Dublin’s Moore Lane for some years in the early 2000s.
New fund for innovative equality projectsA new equality fund worth €300,000 has been created by Social Innovation Fund Ireland.
New ambassadors present credentials to PresidentNew ambassadors To Ireland from Burkina Faso and the Philippines presented their letters of credence to President Michael D Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin recently.
New fund to help children in disadvantaged areas ‘blossom’Irish rugby legend Sophie Spence and Olympian and Dancing with the Stars quarter-finalist Rob Heffernan joined children from the Just Ask Homework Club in Dublin recently to launch a new fund for children’s charities and not-for-profits throughout Ireland.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: What control do I have?Taking part in Building Better Futures – entrepreneurship training for migrant women facilitated by the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland in collaboration with the DCU Ryan Academy – has enabled me to meet over 20 wonderful entrepreneurs whose calibre I could not have imagined existed in the migrant population, let alone among women migrants in Ireland. It is really humbling to be part of and to witness.
‘If you change the life of a person, you can see the changes in the life after you empowered them’Changing the lives of migrants is an everyday task for Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (MRCI) co-ordinator Sancha Magat.
Referendum on the Eighth Amendment: How will you vote?Ahead of the poll on whether to retain or remove Ireland’s Constitutional ban on abortion, Metro Éireann invited New Irish on both sides to explain which way they are voting, and why