Monthly Archives: October 2006

BBCs Stephen Nolan asks viewers in Northern Ireland – ARE WE RACIST? Here’s what he found out.

There are two more upcoming events in Ireland to note in your diary. At next Friday’s Shamrock Rovers V St Pats Athletic FAI Cup Semi- Final clash the second edition of the Show Racism the Red Card Shamrock Rovers poster … Continue reading →

All 32 teams in the Champions League will take part in the FARE action week by supporting the message ‘Unite Against Racism’ on the t-shirts worn by the mascots leading them onto the field.

ANTI-SEMITIC SLURS AT SOCCER GAME SPUR ACTION AGAINST RACISM (Germany) In the professional soccer stadiums, racism has gone underground but is on the rise in the local leagues and in eastern Germany, according to a recent study. A game last … Continue reading →

The “depressing and shocking” development of Belfast as the “racist capital of Europe” has been exposed by the UK’s leading anti-fascism campaigners.

Swords and baseball bats were used in a night of violence in the north Dublin suburb of Finglas. Youths and up to 30 foreign nationals fought violent battles when a long simmering row boiled over into the streets.

Below are the fixtures this Sunday for the Brian Kerr Sari Intercontinental League

Announcement at Lansdowne Road- This Half- Time exhibition is a 7-a-side match between Under 13s from Bohemian FC and Drogheda United, as part of the FARE Fortnight of action. The teams consist of under 13s from local schools within Drogheda … Continue reading →

From £50 donation by Shaka Hislop through developing a regionwide anti-racism campaign and the follow on developments of Show Racism the Red Card projects in other European countries, Europe’s biggest and most populous nation has come on board.

Ireland was ahead of the game last night in announcing its programme for the UEFA/ FARE fortnight of action 17th-30th October 2006.