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New research on diversity and impact of religious belief in 21st-century Ireland
The Irish are very welcoming, but not very open to diversity
Boris Johnson is our biggest threat to peace in Ireland and Europe alike
All not what it seems behind creche doors
There may be troubles ahead...
Lunar landing or loony conspiracy?
Nigeria needs a peaceful solution
Soccer really is a sport for all
Nepalese potato kabab
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EU summit hears of racial profiling against Roma
Human rights NGOs and EU policymakers have warned against the use of ethnic profiling against Roma people by police throughout the union.
Nepalese people ring in their new year in Ireland
Raising 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.
€100k in grants to help promote understanding of European Union
Fifteen voluntary organisations including NGOs, local community groups and others have been awarded funding under the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s 2018 Communicating Europe Initiative.
Remembering Differently: The Ethical Challenges of a Memorial Ritual by Martin-Edward Ohajunwa (Scholars’ Press
There is finally a book that addresses the political and social effects, and spiritual awareness, of people who are attempting to move forward but not forget what they’ve gone through.
Warning over HIV stigma as man found guilty of infecting former partners
A man of African descent has been found guilty of intentionally transmitting HIV to two former partners. In the first case of this type in Ireland, the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard from the State that the man knew of his diagnosis when he infected the women and that this amounted to serious harm.
Time to deal with the bloodsports issue
The success of the Repeal campaign in the recent referendum is a neon sign blinking at politicians, warning them that parking issues of national interest does not work. It becomes politically productive to grasp the thistle, endure the short-lived pain and be a catalyst for creating a political legacy.
‘We will regret direct provision’ says Dublin Lord Mayor at launch of right-to-work campaign for asylum seekers
Dublin’s Lord Mayor has warned that Ireland will come to regret its current treatment of direct provision residents in the same way we see cases of historical child abuse.
Right to work is a way forward - what’s next?
There was good news for some asylum seekers recently following the relaxing of restrictions on access to the labour market while they await a decision on their applications for refugee status.
Backlash for Trinity over Hillary Clinton degree
Trinity College Dublin has faced criticism from Dubliners over its award of an honorary doctorate to former US Secretary of State and first lady Hillary Clinton.
Report downgrades Irish efforts to combat human trafficking
Victims of sex trafficking are being failed in Ireland, a new report warns.
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