Irish are ‘letting ourselves off the hook’ over right-wing extremism AN IRISH anti-racism organisation has warned political leaders “not to assume” the atrocities in Norway cannot happen here.
Ireland has the potential to become a global digital leader – that was the message from Minister of State for Small Business John Perry at a special ‘digital workshop’ in Dublin recently.
AN ISLAMIC GROUP staged a public lecture recently on the spiritual benefits of fasting during Ramadan.
Some 45 parents of Irish-born children who were issued with deportation orders have had them revoked by the Minister for Justice, Metro Éireann has learned.
Fergus McCabe of Neighbourhood Youth Project 2 tell Michaela Dwyer about the work his initiative has done for Dublin’s inner city youth, integration and beyond
The Anti-Racism Net-work (ARN) celebrates its first year of operation this month. Founded in August 2010 to form a voluntary network of activists and groups, one of its founders, Luke Bukha, told Metro Éireann its aim is to “complement”
The Children’s Books Festival 2011 will offer a tasty programme of Irish and international authors and illustrators during the month of October, designed to whet the appetite of young readers of all ages.
Socio-political activism isn’t typically associated with the cosmetics business. But for UK-based natural cosmetics line Lush, the two concepts go hand-in-hand. Since its inception in 1995, Lush has committed its philosophy and its employees to
The controversial figurehead of the ‘Moonie’ movement recently hosted a four-day international leadership conference aimed at promoting universal peace in Africa in the Nigerian capital Abuja.
In 2008, Metro Éireann spoke with Italian restaurant and business owner Marco Giannantonio about his move from Italy to Ireland, and setting up his Ranelagh-based restaurant Pinocchio. Today, after three years and an economic recession, Giannantonio
Humanitarian supplies from the Irish Government to help the people of the Horn of Africa arrived in the Somali capital Mogadishu last week.
A US-based anti-abortion organization has started a controversial new social media campaign concerning abortions in the African-American community.
In the third and last in a series of prize-winning entries in the IOM’s Media and Migration Competition, first place Magdalena Vaculciakova spends a pleasant afternoon with the Khupsawns - one of many Burmese families who have made new homes in central
Bhain sé scanradh as an domhan go léir an dóigh ar maraíodh na scórtha daoine san Iorua, agus fear buile ag dul ar an daoraí. Ní ábhar adhnua é an buama i lár na príomhchathrach,
The US Chamber of Commerce – a frequent foe of many of President Obama’s legislative proposals – and many American CEOs have spent much of the past year holding numerous educational meetings with members of Congress who are opposed to raising
A variation of the following ‘joke’ has been doing the rounds in Korea for a few years now: in the schoolyard, a little boy – let’s call him Mark – falls during breaktime and scrapes his knee. His teacher – let’s
In 2006 ‘immersion journalist’ Norah Vincent recounted her experience of pretending to be a man in Self-Made Man, a book that made lots of noise and shot to the top of the New York Times bestseller list.
It’s cool, it’s sweet, it melts in the mouth – and no oven is required. It’s a simply perfect cheesecake!