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Racism in Ireland: Integration in education

Social Affairs & Religion Correspondent The Children s Ombudsman has said that more effort needs to be made to ensure Ireland s education system reflects wider society. Niall Muldoon says there s a need for diversity amongst teachers. In her final report exploring the topic of racism in Ireland, Social Affairs Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely looks at integration in the education system. Conor McNamara loves being Irish. I love everything about it, from the Guinness to the spuds , he says. He is fluent in the language and wears his fáinne with pride. He points out he was integrated into Irish culture from a very young age.

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Racism in Ireland: Calls to tackle online hate speech

Social Affairs & Religion Correspondent Ireland s Human Rights and Equality Commissioner has said that if internet platforms are profiteering from the polarisation of views online, the Government needs to examine the problem. Sinead Gibney has said while the publication of hate crime legislation is welcome, Government needs to deal with online hate speech. In the first of three reports exploring racism in Ireland, Our Social Affairs Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely looks at the political representation among minority groups and hate speech online. In the year 2000, the General Secretary of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions called on those in positions of power in Irish society to show leadership on the issue of racism.

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