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The sales assistant’s disability is a result of a road traffic accident.
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The sales assistant’s disability is a result of a road traffic accident.
The family’s story sparked a debate on the controversial ‘Catholics first’ policy in many primary schools.
The WRC has ordered the HSE to pay the €52,000 in compensation to the man and provide him with a stable rostered position.
Irish landlords are using the rental crisis to discriminate against families with children.
There needs to be a cultural shift when it comes to employing older people, writes Tom Neville TD.
All people with albinism are subjected to prejudice, but it is devastating to be rejected at job interviews too, writes Sinead McManus.
The judges said there was “insufficient evidence” his words amounted to incitement to hatred.
In one reported incident, children were sprayed with bleach by other kids in their neighbourhood.
They said they were turned away because they had come from the Traveller conference which was being held next door.
It told the UN this week that it doesn’t tolerate such discrimination.
The owners of Ashers Bakery were found guilty of discrimination.
The boy suffers from severe allergic reactions after ingestion of wheat-based foods followed by physical exercise.
A GAA spokesman said that it’s not true to say their ticketing rules have changed since the 2015 final, when Dublin dethroned champions Kerry.
Luke Kelly-Melia suffers from cerebral palsy and was given the assistance dog as a result.
There were 240 racist incidents reported in Ireland last year, and a fifth took place on our public transport system.
Criticisms are contained in a report into the death of a 65-year-old man at the prison last year.
David Parris has taken Trinity College to the European Court of Justice over its refusal to transfer his pension to his partner of 30 years in the event of his death.
“We are still witnesses, and in some cases, victims of injustices,” said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The rumours emerged after the boy’s father died of tuberculosis and kidney failure.
A new report from the Immigrant Council of Ireland highlights anti-Muslim racism in the capital.
The men were ejected from a flight Toronto to New York last month, allegedly because the pilot was “uneasy” about them.
An Equality Tribunal found that the woman had been discriminated against on grounds of her gender and family situation by her employer, the National Cancer Registry Board.
The men were travelling from Toronto to New York.
Profiles using names like Kristen and Brad had an easier time booking accommodation than profiles using names like Tamika and Jamal.
“I dare you to f**king fight me, son…I just came from Iraq and I’m not scared of none of y’all.”
The shocking allegation comes just five months after the country legalised marriage for homosexual couples.
The complainant had been asked to provide legal evidence of his custody rights.
The company claimed there was no suitable alternative work for her.
Workshops are being held in Dublin to help people with intellectual disabilities deal with bullying behaviour.
Families in emergency accommodation were issued with strict rules restricting their access to hotel facilities.
Polish national Ewelina Gacek has won her case against €uro 50 store at the Equality Tribunal.
The woman who brought the case was refused benefits as she did not meet the requirement of having been pregnant.
A study by the Immigrant Council of Ireland has led to calls for a better complaints system for migrants who experience discrimination at the hands of public officials.
The employee says the insurance company said ‘bring it on’ when she said she would go to the Equality Tribunal.
Samantha Elauf, then 17, was rejected because her headscarf didn’t fit with the company’s “look policy”.
The McCarthur family said they came to the decision after consulting legal advisers.
The company doesn’t want any more controversy.
JD Wetherspoon had denied any wrongdoing.
Non-nationals and certain ethnicities are reporting worrying (and varying) levels of employer bias, and apparently the recession has nothing to do with it.
Agnieszka Sobczyk has been awarded €10,000 in compensation after being fired.