Catherine Reilly

CityFolk

Last update: 11:07 | 15.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

Hubert McCormack, administrator with Muscular Dystrophy Ireland, on…

Radio presenter Issy Taiwo onâ€¦

Last update: 10:58 | 01.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

Her favourite event in Dublin Issy was a big fan of the Festival of World

Cork DJ comments court controversy

Last update: 10:56 | 01.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

A Cork radio presenter’s highly inflammatory comments on immigrants has prompted Labour TD and former Metro Éireann columnist Aodhán Ó Ríordáin to remark on Twitter that he had seen more informed arguments “scribbled

Adeola is making moves in Nigeriaâ€™s ruling party

Last update: 10:55 | 01.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

A prominent Fine Gael activist in west Dublin has become chairman of the Ireland Chapter of Nigeria’s dominant political party, but has not ruled out contesting further

â€˜Any change can be a challengeâ€™

Last update: 10:40 | 01.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

Flora Okobi of Culture Connect in Drogheda tells Catherine Reilly how her organisation aims to lessen misunderstandings between Ireland’s communities

Mediation breaks down barriers for Irelandâ€™s Roma community

Last update: 10:35 | 01.06.13 | © Metro Éireann

Gabi Muntean is Roma community worker with Pavee Point. Her work is wide ranging and she brings a lived experience to it.

CityFolk

Last update: 11:29 | 15.05.13 | © Metro Éireann

Zimbabwean Reuben Hambakachere on…

No questions asked on asylum seeker deaths

Last update: 11:28 | 15.05.13 | © Metro Éireann

Neither the HSE nor the Coroner Service have ever raised any issue surrounding asylum seeker accommodation following resident deaths, it has emerged.

Nigerian motherâ€™s death inquiry is adjourned till July

Last update: 12:20 | 01.05.13 | © Metro Éireann

An inquest hearing into the death of a Nigerian following treatment at the Rotunda Hospital in March 2010 has adjourned until July with a view to ensuring testimony from key

CityFolk: Roberto Samson

Last update: 10:32 | 12.04.13 | © Metro Éireann

Youth officer Roberto Samson on…

Mother of three accused of human trafficking faces â€˜advance warningâ€™ extradition hearing before High Court

Last update: 12:58 | 29.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

An extradition case involving a Dublin-based Nigerian woman wanted in France in connection with an investigation into alleged human trafficking and money laundering is due back before the High Court on 25 April.

CityFolk: Jekaterina â€˜Kateâ€™ Saveljeva

Last update: 12:50 | 29.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Journalist Jekaterina ‘Kate’ Saveljeva on…

No place for racial abuse on the pitch says Sari chair

Last update: 14:21 | 20.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Phone 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.

CityFolk: Ruta Kersiene

Craft gallery owner Ruta Kersiene on…

First novel is no foolish move for Nigerian writer

From languishing in a Dublin asylum seeker hostel to becoming a published author and undertaking a PhD medical sociology, Nigerian woman Ifedinma Dimbo will surely pen her own remarkable story some day.

Ceemex bows out after more than 10 years at forefront of immigration law

Ceemex and Company, the Nigerian-founded solicitors firm that was the first ehtnic minority-led practice to open in Ireland and was involved in a number of of landmark immigration cases, has closed down.

â€˜Racism is an everyday reality in Irish societyâ€™

Ireland’s EU presidency comes at a time when Europe must take decisive action to address hate crime, says Enar Ireland director Catherine Lynch

Mapfumo fights on despite attack that left him blinded

In a suburb of Harare in Zimbabwe, a young boy sat in the garden of the family home working on a logical task set by his father. Piece by piece, the boy completed the assignment and sought his father out. “Oh,” said father to mother, “he

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