Migrant graduates of leadership course encouraged to run in local elections
‘We just don’t have enough diverse faces on election posters,’ Minister says
School of savagery: ‘Stuck forever in that room in Manchester with my trousers round my ankles’
For an entire generation, St Bede’s College in Manchester was a hell of abuse and fear
Visa renewal backlog as Covid ‘overwhelms’ migrant system
Despite rolling short-term renewals, online system creating stress among applicants
Ireland criticised for ‘major failings’ in its treatment of human trafficking victims
US Department of State report finds ‘lack of convictions for trafficking offences’
Migrant election candidates say they were racially abused during campaign
Immigrant Council of Ireland report highlights underrepresentation of people from migrants backgrounds in local government
Father’s crimes should not have denied child Irish citizenship
High Court judge overturns unsuccessful citizenship application by child, now aged eight
Ruling marks an end to ‘forced separation’ of couples
Judgment should not delay reforms on refugee family reunification, advocates warn
Black Irish citizens twice as likely to experience discrimination
New research focused on experiences in the labour market
EU ‘will miss UK’ amid slow capital markets union progress
Initiative has all but stalled, says Investment Company Institute president Paul Stevens
The Quorn revolution: The rise of ultra-processed fake meat
Quorn is becoming a billion-dollar business and is part of a booming industry of meat alternatives – but many of these products are far from natural
Limited right to work for asylum seekers ‘horrific joke’
Protest outside Dáil calls for unrestricted right to work for asylum seekers
‘We ought to teach children logic’: Ireland’s Nobel scientist
William C Campbell’s retirement has been ‘absolutely ruined’ since he won the prize aged 85
421 people committed to prison in 2016 on immigration-related issues
Ireland criticised for holding immigration detainees alongside sentenced prisoners
Attempt to halt AIB flotation struck out by High Court
Businessman sought to prevent Government selling its stake
State asks court to strike out attempt to stop AIB share sale
Vincent O’Donoghue wants injunction preventing sale of State shareholding in AIB
Selling AIB: Who should own it, and where should the sale profits go?
For this ‘badly behaved’ bank, the big issues need a wider airing before privatisation
State ‘has failed to protect victims trafficked to Ireland for sham marriages’
Dr Monica O’Connor calls for urgent reform of Ireland’s victim identification system
Paul Drechsler: the Irish voice of British industry unequivocal on Brexit danger
UK needs to be in EU, insists Irish-born president of Confederation of British Industry
What the Irish chemistry set did during the Great War
Several Irish scientists contributed to explosive research during the first World War
Northern Ireland sex trade moving over the Border
50 per cent rise in online sex trade activity in Border counties after ban came into force in North on Monday
Innovation finalists: making a difference in medical industry
Caterpillar blood clots, fooling the immune system and online doctors
ICI says migrants left ‘in limbo’ by immigration policy
Immigration Council of Ireland notes ‘busy year’ for its frontline services
Racism reports more than double since 2013, says Immigrant Council of Ireland
ICI chief executive Denise Charlton says racist abuse in workplace unacceptable
Timeline of Ms Y case
HSE draft report tracks Ms Y’s care from her arrival in Ireland in March to her discharge after Caesarian section in August
Drugs firms should always put people and products first
Business built to last is not about corporate activity and tax advantages
Human trafficking action plan needs ‘strongest response’
‘Czar’ required to combat industry worth €250m each year, says immigrant council
€3.95m for portfolio
City shops and Coolock industrial on a site of 4.8 acres occupied by Crown Paints
‘It is impossible to separate trafficking and prostitution’
The Minister for Justice is considering whether to criminalise people who pay for sex. Would this protect prostitutes, or send the ‘industry’ deeper underground?
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