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
Travellers gathering in large numbers are ‘playing Russian roulette’, warns co-director
A new report shows there is just one full-time black female academic professor in Irish academia
Gardaí ‘carrying out inquiries’ after hundreds attend funeral in Roscommon
Vehicles to be turned back at Garda checkpoints on approach roads to Buttevant
Families living through the coronavirus crisis on what are overcrowded and unsafe sites
Dáil hopefuls urged to ‘think carefully’ about remarks on immigration when campaigning
‘I’ve apologised and I am extremely sorry’, said Lorraine Clifford Lee
Rate is double that of Travellers in adult prisons, says Irish Prison Service
Garda and staff member of Dublin Fire Brigade who also took part in video suspended
Less than 1 per cent of community in 3rd level education education, committee told
Councillor said it was ‘very unfair’ to residents living near Traveller accommodation
Presidential candidate claims group showed poor leadership over Thurles dispute
Estimated half a million Roma were exterminated by Nazis during second World War
Independent TD Mattie McGrath to introduce Bill on public safety and animal welfare grounds
Some Roma children kept out of school over ‘constant fear’ they will be taken into care
Woman, eight-month-old baby and boy (17) injured in gun attack at site in Mulhuddart
New Government figures show that over 900 families now live in shared accommodation
ISPCA raises concerns about races between horses harnessed to lightweight traps
Children’s rights advocates express grave concern at State’s child protection system
Travellers’ life expectancy is 15 years lower than men in general population, paper finds
National Traveller and Roma Inclusion Strategy to be signed off by end of 2016
Demonstrators want the Government to declare a national housing emergency
Pavee Point official tells Oireachtas committee of 90% cut in housing budget over five years
Families claim they have no other accommodation after removal from unofficial site owned by Louth council
Local home visitors work with children under three, and their parents, to boost future opportunities
Emily Logan says response to crisis disproportionately focused on spending cuts
Councillors say businesses ‘unaffected’ by Garda operation for Barney McGuinley funeral
Children’s Ombudsman carried out inquiry after removal of children from parents
Moldovan woman describes enslavement as Irish rights groups lobby for sex trafficking laws
Preference for children of past pupils a ‘significant’ obstacle to Travellers’ education
Mount Anville homeowners are concerned about proposed Traveller accommodation. Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council says the plan must go ahead
Opinion: If we are judged on how we treat the least fortunate, we have some soul-searching to do
Shatter ‘anxious’ to ensure no adverse reaction against Roma community after removal of children
Pavee Point said danger that action could create conditions for increase in racism
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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