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Racism â€˜too high a priceâ€™ to pay for Irish society

Last update: 11:28 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

A special supplement in association with the Irish Network Against Racism

Unfair dismissals - Part 2

Last update: 11:27 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Know Your Rights with Femi Daniyan

'Taxi driving is stressful enough without living in fear of racist attacksâ€™

Last update: 11:26 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

On numerous occasions, I have witnessed people refusing to get into a taxi because the driver is black.

Thereâ€™s no charity without profit

Last update: 11:25 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Philanthro-capitalism, also known as ‘venture philanthropy’ is the method of running non-profit organisations using profit-making methods.

Will credit union reform help to rescue the Irish economy?

Last update: 11:24 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

The new Registrar of Credit Unions in Ireland, Sharon Donnery, began her new job at the beginning of February having moved from the post of head of division within the Consumer Protection Directorate of the Central Bank of Ireland, which she joined as

Irish pub quizzes are a welcoming experience

Last update: 11:23 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

New experiences in a foreign country are welcoming for people of all backgrounds, which you’ll find out when you submerge yourself in the local culture.

Tax avoidance is bad business

Last update: 11:21 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Barclays Bank this week announced its plans to restructure its business to put ‘ethics before profits’ and speculation is rife that a notorious division that helped millionaire clients across the globe to avoid paying tax will be axed.

Super Eagles coach pulls U-turn on threat to resign after ACN victory

Last update: 11:20 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Plans by Nigeria’s coach to lead the team to the Confed Cup in Brazil this June look uncertain following news that he resigned his position – and withdrew his resignation – just after the Super Eagles’ victory in the African Cup

Katie Taylor is fighting fit for her â€˜Road to Rioâ€™

Last update: 11:20 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Irish Olympic hero Katie Taylor is preparing to enter the ring again to fight Maike Klueners on 24 February.

Masala tea

Last update: 11:17 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

I wanted to find out what recipe or tip that I could try at home. This would be one way to impress friends – Nepalese tea!

Dining with Meredith Hicks

Last update: 11:16 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Kathmandu Kitchen 18 Dame Street, Dublin 2

The Last of the Vostyachs

Last update: 11:14 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

There’s a Finno-Ugric bee in Marani’s Italian bonnet, it seems. His most known work was New Finnish Grammar, the translation of which came out in 2011, and now this book, which came out last year (translated by Judith Landry) and which also

FashionForward with Tolu Omoyele

Last update: 11:07 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

‘Day-to-day life is so boring!'

â€˜Intercultural citiesâ€™ discuss the advantages of diversity

Representatives from the Council of Europe, the European Commission, and a group of pioneer ‘intercultural cities’ throughout Europe gathered recently to discuss the successes of “diversity advantage” in their respective cities.

Igbo club promotes unity â€˜for betterment of allâ€™

The head of an Irish-based Nigerian club delivered a rousing message to his fellow members to “encourage the unity of Igbos in Ireland” at its recent annual gathering in Dublin.

Schools battle with facts in Credit Union Schools Quiz

Parents, teachers, friends and family were on hand to support the more than 135 pupils from west Dublin who battled it out for the winning prizes and a place in the second stage of the Credit Union Schools Quiz recently.

Arson attack on Traveller house condemned

Traveller support group Pavee Point has condemned the recent arson attack on a house allocated to a Traveller family in Donegal.

Report â€˜exposes detrimental EU trade policiesâ€™

A report released last week raises serious questions about the trade policies being pursued under Ireland’s EU presidency, say development activists.

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