Aside from world-class performances, the underlying mission of last weekend’s Dublin International Gospel Music Festival was to promote multicultural understanding and dialogue within the diverse Irish community.
AN IRELAND-PALESTINE solidarity alliance has welcomed the Irish Government’s decision to support Palestine’s proposed entry to the UN as a member state.
The eighth annual Dublin Bus Community Support Programme celebrated the unsung heroes of the city on 22 September.
Forced labour or slavery is a global problem – and Ireland is no exception. According to the International Labour Organisation, about 1.2 million people are modern day slaves. And although there are no numbers for Ireland, the Migrant Rights Centre
On 6 October Ireland’s human rights record will come under review for the first time by other UN members.
A Trinity College student from Iran, working to raise awareness of women’s rights in her home country, was on hand to launch a new photographic exhibit celebrating Iranian women’s rights defenders.
IT’S OFFICIAL: Dublin is intercultural. The capital has joined a network of European cities including Oslo, Berlin and Lublin that strategically promote interculturalism.
Reports of racist incidents indicate the urgent need for action by Government on racially motivated crimes, says the Irish Network Against Racism (Inar).
The Living in Balbriggan Access Fair on 15 October aims to tackle integration needs in the town by addressing barriers to accessing local services and participating in activities.
THE SECOND ANNUAL Dublin International Gospel Music Festival, an initiative of Metro Éireann, went down a treat in Liberty Hall last Saturday.
San Earrach, nuair a bhuaigh páirtí tuathghríosaitheach na bhFíor-Fhionlannach an t-olltoghchán, baineadh scanradh as an tromlach mór de na Fionlannaigh nár chaith vóta ar son an pháirtí.
In Spring, when the demagogue-ridden party of the True Finns won the parliamentary elections, the vast majority of Finns who didn’t vote for them were quite shocked. In fairness, it was not the party itself that was the biggest cause of unrest, but
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The Los Angeles Times bracketed Cesar Aira with the likes of Jorge Luis Borges and WG Sebald as one of “those great modernists whom fiction was a theatre of ideas”. Not having read any of these authors before, I accepted this at face value. Then
Everyone loves the smell, look and taste of freshly baked apple pie. But what about sweet apples in a savoury cheese crust? The sweet and savoury combination is really delicious! If you love the deep cheddar taste, you can use sharp-tasting cheese.
Last time out I introduced the subject of using social networking to help your business. Below I offer a few tips on how to make the most social media.
After 16 years ‘Boys in Blue’ triumphant in All-Ireland Final thriller against Kerry