Ireland at a crossroads on journey to stamp out racism The existence of racism in Ireland is difficult to acknowledge, but until it's openly discussed, there will be no progress made in tackling the problem ... Analysis and Comment • 07 May
Racism in Ireland: Integration in education The Children's Ombudsman has said that more effort needs to be made to ensure Ireland's education system reflects wider society and there is a need ... Ireland • 06 May
Minister to look at housing availability for refugees The Minister with responsibility for ending direct provision will meet with city and county managers this week, to discuss the availability of services for international ... Ireland • 05 May
Racism in Ireland: Team Ireland says 'call it out' Sport and the Arts are areas where Ireland's multiculturalism has been evident for many years. However, with visibility, often comes hostility. Ireland • 06 May
Racism in Ireland: Calls to tackle online hate speech In the first of three reports exploring racism in Ireland, Social Affairs Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely looks at the political representation among minority groups and hate ... Ireland • 06 May
More victims of human trafficking here than recorded There are substantially more victims of human trafficking in Ireland than officially recorded, according to a new report from researchers at Mary Immaculate College in ... Ireland • 29 Apr
International protection applications down 67% - IRC The number of people seeking international protection in Ireland fell by 67% last year compared to 2019, according to the Irish Refugee Council. Ireland • 29 Apr
Facilitators for people impacted by Marmion abuse Two independent facilitators have been engaged by the Irish Jesuits to "co-design restorative processes through direct engagement" with those who have been impacted by the ... Ireland • 27 Apr
HIQA: No clear system in place at Tusla east services A HIQA inspection of Tusla child protection and welfare services last December found "no clear system in place" to ensure that safety plans were being ... Ireland • 27 Apr
A quarter of those in poverty are children - report More than a quarter of those in poverty in Ireland are children, according to a study by Social Justice Ireland. Ireland • 26 Apr
