Dublin ceremony honours millions of Holocaust victims
Rise of extremist language and politics across Europe ‘profoundly worrying’, says President Higgins
New research reveals three previously unknown Irish Holocaust victims
Ireland-born Isaac Shishi, Ephraim and Lena Saks returned to Europe during childhood
US reluctance to acknowledge Holocaust key part of exhibition
America Letter: Depression and report suppression dampened zeal to help WWII Jews
Big birds and Australian acrobats in store for Galway Arts Festival
Eyre Square to be transformed into a ‘festival garden’ with series of events lined up for city
Taoiseach to give main address at Holocaust commemoration
Event takes place annually on Sunday closest to liberation of Auschwitz by Soviets in 1945
Guests of the nation – An Irishman’s Diary about two German visitors who had contrasting experiences of Ireland: Ludwig Hopf and Heinrich Böll
Today marks the 100th birthday of writer Heinrich Böll
‘Sometimes I say that this is worse than with the Holocaust’
Tomi Reichental, who has worked tirelessly to keep the memory of Jewish Holocaust victims alive, is saddened that lessons from history have not been learned, as the world’s treatment of Syrian refugees shows
Condemned to Remember: The startling humanity of a Holocaust survivor
Tomi Reichental weeps, expresses disappointment but never seems to lose hope
Row breaks out among Muslims over end date of Ramadan
Holding Eid on Tuesday ‘has not been accepted by the majority of Muslims in Ireland’
Muslim leader criticised over ‘insulting’ invite to gay people
Chair of Irish Muslim peace council invites ‘those who commit sin’ to end of Ramadan meal
LGBT people invited to Muslim community meal in Dublin
Pope Francis endorses Cardinal’s call for Catholic Church apology to gay people
Irish Muslim leaders unveil anti-extremism declaration
Islamic speakers visiting Ireland will be expected to abide by statement
Survivors speak at Holocaust Memorial Day in Dublin
Enda Kenny recalls how in 1938 Europe closed its borders to fleeing Jewish refugees
Tomi Reichental: ‘We, as a human race, have to find ways to reconcile’
Weekend Read: The Holocaust survivor has told his extraordinary story to 90,000 students, and the 80-year-old isn’t done yet
Archives of 53,000 Jews who lived in Ireland made available to the public
Volumes of births, marriages and deaths go back to the 17th century
‘Voice UK’ singer Sharon Murphy to address human rights forum
Genocide does not start with gas chamber ‘but with whispers’, says Holocaust survivor
Call on Irish Muslims to reach out to people of other faiths this Ramadan
Holocaust survivor to be guest at Muslim meal in west Dublin this week
Irish Muslims urged to reach out to neighbours during Ramadan
Holocaust survivor to be guest of honour at event at Islamic Centre at Coolmine, Dublin
What’s on: Something for the weekend
Football League finals, film festivals, The Field and a céilí in Kilfenora
‘Not Bergen-Belsen again... They should leave small fry alone’
Hilde Michnia was a concentration camp guard. Her past is rearing its ugly head
Irish documentary prompts Holocaust suspect investigation
Hilde Michnia alleged to have been involved in forcing prisoners on death march
Holocaust victims must not be let ‘die twice’, says President
Michael D Higgins, at memorial service, says world has duty to remember those who died
Holocaust survivors to attend Mansion House memorial
Event to feature speeches from Ireland’s three remaining Holocaust survivors
Tipperary International Peace Prize shortlist announced
Homeless charities, human rights activists and UN secretary general named on list
Irish start-up Buildingeye in partnership with city of Palo Alto
Company’s data visualisation tool allows residents to monitor planning news
Panti Bliss, Garda whistleblowers named People of the Year
Ten outstanding citizens, groups honoured for their contributions to Irish society
Television: Paired with the copycat cop in ‘Chasing Shadows’, you’d go straight to HR
UTV’s new crime series borrows from the Scandi noir ‘The Bridge’, but Reece Shearsmith’s detective is too odd to be believable. At least we can relish ‘Jamie’s Comfort Food’
Holocaust survivor leads Famine 1848 Walk in Tipperary
Survived concentration camp on equivalent of six crackers at day
Dignified funeral service for Louis Lentin
Large attendance included abuse survivors whose cause he helped
School-based Holocaust memorial project grows across Europe
Holocaust survivors and school children gather for launch of Crocus Project 2014-2015
Memorial to Ireland’s only Holocaust victim unveiled
Ettie Steinberg and her young son were killed after being transported to Auschwitz from Paris
Shatter warns against rise of the extreme right in EU elections
Minister speaks of personal experience of ‘racist and prejudiced’ online comments at Holocaust memorial service in Dublin
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