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Online passport renewal service expands globallyThe expansion of the Online Passport Renewal Service to include every Irish citizen irrespective of where they live will make it cheaper, faster, and easier to renew a passport, the Department of Foreign Affairs has claimed.
The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin: Integration has a sporting chance in the Dublin 15 areaIn its efforts to foster unity among migrants, Children4WorldChildren held another event using sports from around the world to bring migrants in the Dublin 15 area in the capital’s northwest together with their host communities.
Soccer Hooligans fuel hate mill for right-wing politicsOnce known as the ‘English disease’, soccer hoologanism has been almost entirely eradicated from sporting stadiums in Britain. But the term that emerged in the late 1800s — ironically enough, after Irish gangs called the O’Hooligan Boys terrorised the city of London — lives on throughout many countries in Europe.
SoccerFest friends reach for the starsMore than 2,000 people joined members of Ireland’s migrant communities for the annual Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI) SoccerFest last month.
Sport is generating solidarity for SyriaThe 2018 Eid World Cup took place recently on the grounds of the Law Society in Dublin. This very popular two-day event, now in the fifth edition, is organised annually by the male and female youth leaders of Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari).
Big plans in place for Papal visit this monthAhead of Pope Francis’s visit to Ireland later this month, the National Transport Authority (NTA), An Gardaí Síochána and public transport operators have outlined a comprehensive transportation plan and road closure system to be put in place.
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.
Common wealth of sport strives for social changeFor over 80 years, the Commonwealth Games Federation has taken a global leadership role in uniting the Commonwealth’s athletes, citizens and communities through the transformative power of sport through values of humanity and equality.
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.
World Cup inspires nations to come togetherThe Fifa World Cup never fails at bringing the world together to watch soccer and appreciate good sportsmanship.