Monthly Archives: June 2007

Basketball Ireland “Summer Jam” tips off on July 21st and will run throughout August at a whole host of venues around the country.

A first for the Eircom League and the Show Racism the Red card initiative in Ireland, Rovers visited OVER 1000 CHILDREN IN ONE WEEK, talking to 10 schools.

Limerick 37 marked the launch of Show Racism the Red Card with two events. On June the 8th there was a panel discussion on the Show Racism the Red Card dvd and on the 23rd Limerick 37 cooperated with local … Continue reading →

Thuram receives a prize for his fight against racism Lilian Thuram continues to accumulate awards and recognition for his work in advocating principles to counter discrimination and racism. Last Monday the French defender, who plays for Barcelona, won the Christa … Continue reading →

Galway United rolled out its regional strategy for “Show Racism the Red Card” in extradionary fashion last Wednesday morning.

Mayor John Mc Goldrick opened the Sligo Rovers launch of Show Racism the Red Card yesterday at Sligo Institute of Technology.

The plan also challenges and prevents the spread of ‘racism’ within the game and thus contributes towards a fully integrated and intercultural society.

Show Racism the Red Card was one of many organisations with a stall at the first Volunteering Ireland Migrant Fayre at the Cultivate Centre in Dublin city centre as part of National Volunteering Week. One interesting document for distribution is … Continue reading →