The Department of Jus-tice is drafting up new proposals that would grant greater numbers of immigrant entrepreneurs and investors permission to live and run businesses in Ireland, Metro Éireann has learned.
A Galway-based community arts group is among the three winners of the first Enar Foundation awards for a racism-free Europe.
Sinn Féin\'s financial spokes-person has introduced a new bill that, if passed, would significantly reduce various politicians’ salaries.
A SCHEME to help unemployed migrant women gain work experience concluded its first outing with a graduation ceremony in Dublin last week.
More than 40 people came together in Cork last week to help identify “a desired vision for Muslim-Christian relations” over the next five years.
The US special representative for the Muslim community worldwide has said Ireland’s Muslims are important to America.
Dubliners from all walks of life gathered at Grand Canal Square recently to participate in the city’s Bike to Work Day.
A new seminar aims to address the issue of accessibility of addiction services for Ireland’s ethnic minorities.
A new exciting one-act play is to run for four days in the Powerscourt Gallery in Dublin.
An international workshop on racism and discrimination against migrant women in Europe was held in Dublin recently.
A JUNIOR CERT paper has included questions on the Africa Centre’s drive to promote a better image of a continent usually associated with wars and poverty.
Primary schools across sub-Saharan Africa are admitting a higher number of children, according to an international report launched last week by the Minister of State for Trade and Development.
AN INTEGRATION group has formed in one of Ireland’s most diverse towns.
The International Crim-inal Court (ICC) has ordered the arrest of Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and two other senior government officials.
Neither a chilly downpour nor an audience of impatient children dampened the upbeat atmosphere of Dun Laoghaire’s annual World Refugee Day commemoration.
The first formal citizenship ceremony for immigrants successful in their naturalisation applications was held in Dublin Castle on 24 June.
New measures announced by the Minister for Justice aim at reducing the lengthy application period for citizenship will not come into full effect until at least February 2012, Metro Éireann has learned.
The Irish branch of global financial giant Citibank, held its ‘diversity week’ in the capital recently.