Mayo man in Gaza, who recently completed Leaving Cert, says he is waiting to travel to Rafah crossing

Volunteers at Sikh Gurdwara in Dublin say they have capacity to cook hundreds of meals

Health professionals trained overseas can help during crisis, says Irish Medical Council

Demonstrations took place at the hotel on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week

Some 500 people were sent to prison last year after being refused ‘leave to land’ in Ireland

Four stations did not feature one female voice in top 20 played songs over past year

Football club aims to raise €75,000 to buy a gift for 2,500 children in direct provision

Three survivors picked up by helicopter after 10 to 11 hours at sea, but charities fear worst after bodies seen in water

Backlog of 20,500 people eligible for Irish citizenship waiting to be sworn in by judge

Up to 17,000 undocumented people, including 3,000 children, may be eligible

Africans ‘the most disadvantaged’ group in the Irish labour market, according to ESRI

‘This is not a vote of Yes or No . . . it’s whether we want to make healthcare safe and regulated’

The origins and current realities of Ireland’s method of housing asylum seekers

Term updated by Foras na Gaeilge after previous referred to ‘blue’ people and ‘devil’

Young black community calls for early education about racism to tackle public ignorance

Protocols allow for safe relocation of refugees during pandemic, say healthcare workers

Xuedan (Shelly) Xiong says she is now nervous about leaving home alone

Months after the death of Polish man Michal Wasikiewicz on the steps of St Audoen’s Church in Dublin, his family are still trying to figure out what happened

Mary Lou McDonald urges TDs not to make comments that distract from party’s agenda

The movement is exploiting the Covid-19 crisis to extend its influence – online and on the street

Movement of Asylum Seekers says: ‘Of course we know direct provision is inhumane’

Big tech should be held ‘criminally responsible’ for algorithms that ‘reward misogyny’

Trade unionist and feminist activist spent 36 years with The Irish Times

Garda Síochána still lack training in how to deal with racially motivated crimes, Verene Shepherd tells Government representatives in Geneva

Ireland is directly sponsoring climate chaos and human-rights violations, critics claim

Jadzia Kaminska, whose father escaped the Nazi death camps, sees racism rising in Ireland

Some of the up to 26,000 undocumented in Ireland issue photos in call for regularisation

Opinion: Online abuse of women must be tackled, by law and by the platforms that publish it

Cyclists say they are frightened to deliver food in certain parts of Dublin

Paltry, insulting coronavirus ‘supports’ compound a sense of helplessness

Pilot programme last year called on communities to sponsor Syrian refugee family

Death of Roma man last week ‘created a lot of distress’ among community

Gardaí investigate incident on Pearse Street which saw pair confronted as they spoke in Arabic

First episode of new podcast looks at what data leak means for privacy of Irish people

Boris Johnson says it is vital to stop people trafficking gangs after at least 27 drown near Calais.

Sixth-year students describe their asylum journey to Ireland and loneliness on arrival

I believe my efforts will help her develop a more creative, empathetic and inquiring mind. And I hope, in the long term, she’ll thank me for this

Ex-mayor of Kilkenny says opposition was not an issue of religion but one of traffic management

Chilean woman says she has not given up on the ‘dream’ of studying in Ireland