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Over 2,000 people waiting for trans healthcare in Ireland
Jews for Palestine – Ireland welcomes the closure of the Israeli embassy in Dublin
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National Gender Service waiting list surpasses a decade
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Christy Moore has lent his support to an upcoming anti-racism rally. Moore took to Twitter to announce his endorsement of the Rally for Peace on
Over the last week the Irish government has faced the ire of the United Nations (UN). As part of a regular review of member states,
Over 30 organisations have lent their support to a rally organised to voice concern about the rise of the far right in Ireland. The Rally
The comments made by Irish members of the Iron March forum are shocking. Filled with hatred, intentional misreadings of history, and a contempt for democracy,
A new report claims there has been a substantial increase in far-right terrorism in recent years. Published by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP),
This is Part Four of Hate Online, a series examining the online presence of the far right in Ireland. The previous parts can be read here, here,
Garda commissioner Drew Harris has voiced his concern about the rise of the far right in Ireland. Harris, who was made commissioner last year, was
The discovery of men, who are believed to be Kurdish, in the back of a lorry in Wexford during the week shows the desperation that
An Indian man in Dublin was hit by a car after it mounted the footpath in a seemingly racially motivated attack. The incident took place
A candidate in the upcoming by-elections has claimed that “a big part of the migrant population” in Ireland consists of Islamic State (ISIS) supporters. The
Over the weekend far right activists gathered in Dublin to stage what they called a “free speech rally”. Worried about a possible change in Ireland’s
Justice minister Charlie Flanagan has called on people to tackle the rise of racism and the far right in Ireland. Flanagan made the comments as
