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What being Irish means to me. By Leo Varadkar, Ola Majekodunmi, Mary Lou McDonald and more
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‘Duine de dhath’: New phrase for ‘person of colour’ added to Irish lexicon
Term updated by Foras na Gaeilge after previous referred to ‘blue’ people and ‘devil’
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The 1960s was a significant decade for Africa as nearly two-thirds of African countries gained their freedom.
That’s not my name: Why getting the pronunciation right matters
Whether traditional Irish or of an ethnic minority, names should be pronounced correctly
Nigerian parents and fluent in Irish: ‘It still surprises people’
Ola Majekodunmi (21) has a weekly radio show on Raidió na Life
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Two parents talk about raising their children with their own traditions in Ireland
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