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CityFolk: Roberto Samson

Last update: 10:32 | 12.04.13 | © Metro Éireann

Mother of three accused of human trafficking faces ‘advance warning’ extradition hearing before High Court

Last update: 12:58 | 29.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

An extradition case involving a Dublin-based Nigerian woman wanted in France in connection with an investigation into alleged human trafficking and money laundering is due back before the High Court on 25 April.

CityFolk: Jekaterina ‘Kate’ Saveljeva

Last update: 12:50 | 29.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Journalist Jekaterina ‘Kate’ Saveljeva on…

No place for racial abuse on the pitch says Sari chair

Last update: 14:21 | 20.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Phone calls from upset parents whose children have been racially abused at sports matches are an almost weekly occurrence at the Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari) office in Dublin.

CityFolk: Ruta Kersiene

Last update: 14:08 | 20.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Craft gallery owner Ruta Kersiene on…

First novel is no foolish move for Nigerian writer

Last update: 10:59 | 06.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

From languishing in a Dublin asylum seeker hostel to becoming a published author and undertaking a PhD medical sociology, Nigerian woman Ifedinma Dimbo will surely pen her own remarkable story some day.

Ceemex bows out after more than 10 years at forefront of immigration law

Last update: 10:46 | 06.03.13 | © Metro Éireann

Ceemex and Company, the Nigerian-founded solicitors firm that was the first ehtnic minority-led practice to open in Ireland and was involved in a number of of landmark immigration cases, has closed down.

‘Racism is an everyday reality in Irish society’

Last update: 11:32 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Ireland’s EU presidency comes at a time when Europe must take decisive action to address hate crime, says Enar Ireland director Catherine Lynch

Mapfumo fights on despite attack that left him blinded

Last update: 11:29 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

In a suburb of Harare in Zimbabwe, a young boy sat in the garden of the family home working on a logical task set by his father. Piece by piece, the boy completed the assignment and sought his father out. “Oh,” said father to mother, “he

CityFolk: Fabu D on...

Last update: 10:46 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

Catherine Reilly speaks with Fabu D

Chinese New Year a ‘time of joy, hope and optimism’

Last update: 10:42 | 20.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

DUBLIN’S Lord Mayor has saluted the “positive contribution” made to the city by the Chinese community over the past several years.

Community grieves Malawian woman’s ‘unexplained’ death

Last update: 12:32 | 08.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

THE MALAWIAN community in Ireland has been left saddened and concerned by the unexplained death of a Dublin-based compatriot.

Bimbo Onanuga inquest given go-ahead after three-year wait

Last update: 12:31 | 08.02.13 | © Metro Éireann

An inquest will be held into the death of Nigerian woman Bimbo Onanuga who died almost three years ago following treatment at Dublin’s Rotunda maternity hospital.

Late academic bore illness with ‘enormous dignity and courage’

A highly valued friend to the immigrant communities, Dr Teresa Brannick McIlduff, passed away on 12 December aged 62.

CityFolk: Dubliner Gerard McDonalds on...

Catherine Reilly speaks with Dubliner Gerard McDonald

ICI backs Supreme Court’s decision on transparency in citizenship applications

An immigrant support group has welcomed a Supreme Court decision that overturned, on grounds of lack of transparency, a refusal by the Minister for Justice to grant citizenship to a Syrian national.

Russians ‘split’ over anti-Putin protesters

Feminist punks sentenced to two years for ‘hooliganism motivated by religious hatred’

Teen designs new tie for prestigious Dublin school

A TEENAGER of Nigerian background has designed the new uniform tie for a well-known school in south Dublin where he is a sixth year student.

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