There was a time when infamous newspapers such as the Punch used to entertain their readers by depicting Irish people as half animals and half
Tag: Racism
Irish Jews for Palestine lock themselves to German embassy
The Irish-Jewish organisation Jews for Palestine, staged a protest outside the German embassy to Ireland in Booterstown Co Dublin on Tuesday afternoon at 3.30 pm. At
Tommy Robinson’s arrival in Dublin has divided Irish extremists
Notorious far-right agitator and antisemite Stephen Yaxley-Lennon has arrived in Dublin. The British loyalist and convicted criminal landed early on Thursday morning, saying he invited
The far right blames asylum seekers but the housing crisis is the government’s fault
Anti-immigrant and more specifically anti-refugee rhetoric seems to be at an all time high, if you were to see the many videos being circulated online.
Longford woman says far-right extremists targeted her with anti-migrant poster near her home
A Longford women has accused far-right agitators of targeting her and her family after they erected a National Party poster close to her home. Aneta
Housing Minister accuses migrants of ‘putting a significant strain’ on homeless services
Anti-racism groups and members of the public have roundly criticised the Minister for Housing for blaming migrants for the housing crisis. Fianna Fáil TD Darragh
Defence Forces disciplined sergeant for posting far-right material online
The Defence Forces have disciplined a serving member for posting far-right talking points on social media. The officer made a number of comments on Twitter
Faith of minority communities in gardaí lacking as reports of racist public order offences rise
Members of minority communities who’ve been victims of racism are unlikely to report the incidents to gardaí according to the Irish Network Against Racism (INAR).
In the wake of Ashling Murphy’s murder the far right only saw an opportunity
To those who knew her Ashling Murphy was “a shining light”. A national school teacher in Tullamore and a talented musician, she had decided to
Students hit back at racism on campus as DCU’s Mark Humphrys feels the heat
Thanks to a viral Twitter post, students in Dublin City University (DCU) and the wider public were informed that there’s a computer science lecturer in
Kyle Rittenhouse was always going to walk free but the consequences still shouldn’t be underestimated
Kyle Rittenhouse getting away with murder was all but certain. His trial was merely a showpiece; as perfunctory as much as the outcome was assured.
Sophia Siddiqui of the Institute of Race Relations on the importance of ‘politics of solidarity’
Liberal feminism is failing both women and minorities. And this failure is coming at what’s perhaps one of the most crucial points in time in