Trinity College’s tolerance of antisemitism is a betrayal of its Jewish staff and students
How Ireland’s best university showed that Jews don’t count
To my anti-Israel students’ union: Don’t you have a duty to represent Jewish members too?
Accepting only Jews you can tokenise, and call ‘true Jews’ does us all a disservice
Ireland’s wealth fund to divest from West Bank companies
Finance Minister Michael McGrath said the ‘risk profile’ of the investment was no longer acceptable
How October 7 exposed Irish feminists as hypocrites
Jews have been betrayed by the progressive movements they’ve long supported
I would boycott my own show if it helped the Palestinians, says ‘cancelled’ Israeli choreographer
Ballet Ireland dropped Ohad Naharin’s choreography from an upcoming programme
Ballet Ireland drops routine created by Israeli choreographer in 1999
The dance company was persuaded by pro-Palestine groups to pull the number by Ohad Naharin from its upcoming programme
Ireland has 'selective amnesia' about Hamas atrocities, says Jewish leader
Maurice Cohen said the people presenting other views were being 'shunned'
The missing children that Israel hopes will be released in Hamas deal
9-month-old Kfir Bibas and Emily Hand hoped to be released in hostage swap with terror group
How Ireland came to be the most anti-Israel country in the Europe
From supporting the overthrow of the British to leading condemnation at the EU in just decades
Irish president accused of spreading misinformation about Hamas terror attack
Michael D Higgins accused Israel of breaking 'international law'
Web Summit boss and tech entrepreneur Paddy Cosgrave resigns over Israel 'war crimes' post
The Irish businessman, who founded one of Europe's largest technology conferences in 2009, faced backlash over the comments
Anger at Lush cosmetics as 'boycott Israel' sign displayed in Dublin store
This week has seen the worst outbreak of terrorism in Israel in its history
The surprisingly Jewish legacy of Sinead O'Connor
The singer had a self-declared 'Jewish period' before she converted to Islam
Irish radio host apologises for calling parliament proceedings ‘Nuremberg trial’
Public service radio boss said the presenter’s actions were ‘not appropriate’
Three hot new kosher food places to look out for in London and Dublin
Here's what's on the menu at some of the latest openings
Ireland's Taoiseach noshes up the salt beef at Dublin's only kosher deli
Deli 613 has welcomed the Irish leader with bagels imported from New York
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