‘Our cities are dying’: Large turnout at Dublin housing demonstration
'My dad was a civil servant and owned a home at 23. It was a completely different world,’ says one protester
'My dad was a civil servant and owned a home at 23. It was a completely different world,’ says one protester
‘Not unusual’ for Traveller women to be ostracised if they report domestic violence, says support service, as man is jailed for 13 years
Judge says she wants independent confirmation that a peace deal has been brokered
Padraig Nally fatally shot John 'Frog' Ward, a Traveller and father of 11, who had been trespassing on his farm
Holocaust survivor Christian Pfeil says ‘it’s important to remind society again and again that this actually happened’, especially at a time when right-wing extremism is growing across Europe
‘Reckless and dangerous’ to ‘play politics’ with hate crime issue, says Travellers group
Playwright and activist Rosaleen McDonagh says: ‘The far-right stuff is on my doorstep...I didn’t think people would be burning buildings and blocking libraries. That scares the living daylights out of me’
Large-scale monuments are being erected in graveyards, including by Traveller families, in a show of love by grieving relatives
Pavee Point welcomes Ipsos survey showing only 53 per cent comfortable beside Roma or Traveller
Roma women in Dublin describe racism in public and problems accessing services
Marginalised community report discrimination and exploitation at work in Maynooth University research
‘The State has not done its job. Today is about acknowledging that and beginning to fix it,’ Minister says
Fastfood outlet gets €3,000 takeaway order to cater for marquee celebration
Pavee Point says high incidence rate shows urgency of priority vaccination for Travellers
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