Honey co-ops could transform Irish landscape and fill producers’ pockets
UCC students’ modelling shows the potential, says Laura Byron, who is studying for a MSc in Co-operatives, Agri-Food and Sustainable Development in UCC.
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Galway’s new anti-racism network calls for solidarity and housing action
“I was abused verbally and physically by my landlord in Galway. He threatened to cut my head off and send me ‘on a slow boat back to the Congo’,” said Wally Nkikita from The Galway African Diaspora, urging others to tell their stories of racism and discrimination.
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Music to their ears – Donegal teens jam with Dutch and Polish peers with Erasmus+
– 150+ students -76 jam sessions -40 online jams -11 songs written -6 bands formed -3 exchange trips – Goals exceeded
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100 organisations mark International Men’s Health Week with ‘Action Man’ challenge
This week is International Men’s Health Week, and the Men’s Health Forum in Ireland (MHFI), in collaboration with nearly 100 partner organisations, has issued a challenge to men across the island of Ireland to become an ‘Action Man’ and to follow ten tips to improve their health and wellbeing.
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Whole of Government approach needed to tackle poverty and social exclusion
A zero-tolerance approach to child poverty, a travel allowance to replace the travel pass, and employment quotas for marginalised communities were some of the suggestions that emerged from yesterday’s Social Inclusion Forum in Dublin.
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