Republic of Ireland Against Racism (and all friends)

by Edel O'Shea   We should never impose limits on creativity, provided its purpose is not intended to cause harm or provocation...

by Ruth Daly The Immigrant Council of Ireland recently held a highly important workshop entitled ‘Voices of Young Migrant Men’ which b...

  by Edel O'Shea Last week The Guardian highlighted, quite shockingly, Poland’s lack of willingness to help with Europe’s curre...

At a time of such a tragedy as the one in Berkeley balcony collapse, it was truly heart-warming to see how the country pulled together a...

  With the explosion of mass media and its availability to more people than ever before in Europe, how the media manages and monitors it...

In this blog post, I’m going to talk about the often misunderstood issue of white privilege. Before I do so, I want to briefly mention a...

by Michelle Mitchell                                                                                                  I don’t think ther...

by Lorraine Lally The cases of the European Court of Human Rights have illustrated a willingness to articulate Article 8 in the langua...

By Ruth Daly In this, the first of my monthly blog posts for ROI Against Racism, I want to discuss the language of everyday racism ...

by Michelle Mitchell   In my previous article for ROI against Racism I spoke of Direct Provision and its implications for the lives of t...

by Lorraine Lally As a tea lover the misuse and abuse of a mug which is a common household item to send a message was upsetting because ...