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include2023-01-01InÉire: An Interpretable NLP Pipeline Summarizing Inclusive Policy Making Concerning Migrants in IrelandarticleIEEE AccessInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)A. Kazemi; A. Younus; Mingyeong Jeon; M. A. Qureshi; Simon Catonmigrant, migrants5migrant, migrantsIreland, Irishcase studyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemantic Scholar (by DOI)ADAPT Centre, eXplainable Analytics Group, Faculty of Business, Technological University Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland; School of Computer Science, University College Dublin, Dublin 4, Ireland; School of Sociology, University College Dublin, Dublin 4, IrelandComputer Science10.1109/access.2023.3303105https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2023.3303105https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/ielx7/6287639/6514899/10210388.pdfTrue5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandReaching marginal and other migrant communities to elicit their political views and opinions is a well-known challenge. Social media has enabled a certain amount of online activism and participation, especially in societies with abundant multicultural identities. However, it can be quite challenging
include2023-01-01My Health, My Language - multilingual video messages on health in Ireland.articleRural and remote healthRural and Remote HealthC. Cliffordno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: multilingual health messaging for migrants in Ireland (12% foreign-born)migrant, migrants2migrant, migrantsHSE, IrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemantic Scholar (by DOI)Translate Ireland, Ireland silver_catherine@hotmail.com.Medicine10.22605/rrh8173https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh8173https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh8173True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandINTRODUCTION In Ireland, 12% of the population was born outside of Ireland. Issues such as language, knowledge of entitlements and health systems may impact the health of some migrants and public health. Multilingual video messages have the potential to overcome some of these issues. METHOD Video
include2023-01-01Health status of Syrian refugees in Ireland - research and routine data informing service provision.articleRural and remote healthRural and Remote HealthC. Collins; Ivana Pericin; J. Larkin; B. Kiely; E. Diazrefugees4refugeesIreland, Irishdata, findings, questionnaire, respondentsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemantic Scholar (by DOI)Irish College of General Practitioners, Dublin, Ireland claire.collins@icgp.ie.; Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland bridgetkiely@rcsi.ie.; Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland jameslarkin@rcsi.ie.; Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland pericini@tcd.ie.; UniversiMedicine10.22605/rrh8119https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh8119https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh8119True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:refugees Ireland|q:direct provision Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandINTRODUCTION The Irish government agreed to accept up to 4000 Syrian refugees for resettlement in Ireland in 2016. Prior to their arrival in Ireland, health screening was carried out by the International Organisation for Migration. GP assessments to address immediate health needs and facilitate inte
include2023-01-01ListenHere: a CALL integration resource for migrants in Ireland using local community sourced materialarticleSlateEmer Gilmartin; A. Zajko; Ciara Hamiltonno abstract to verify; MANUAL: language-learning integration resource for migrants in Ireland (title-only)migrants1migrantsIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalseComputer ScienceS2:c291c7302fc73817d77d8efc0638714fdba89792True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland
include2023-01-01‘Selfies that Pay’: #OnlyFans and the Online Lives of Migrant Male Sex Workers in Irelandbook-chapterGenders and Sexualities in the Social SciencesSpringer International PublishingPaul Ryanno abstract to verify; MANUAL: migrant male sex workers in Ireland (title-only)migrant1migrantIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1007/978-3-031-36550-8_14https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36550-8_14Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant workers Ireland employment permits|q:migrant health Ireland
include2023-01-02‘Devout, profane and hard’, – chasing integration policy in Northern IrelandarticleSpace & PolityU. Vieten; Fiona Murphyno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland and integration policyasylum, immigration, refugee, refugees9asylum, immigration, refugee, refugeesIrelandNorthern IrelandcontemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1080/13562576.2023.2260156https://doi.org/10.1080/13562576.2023.2260156https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/13562576.2023.2260156?needAccess=trueTrue4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT This paper considers the experience of asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland against the background of different periods of non-governance, arguing that consociationalism is hindering the implementation of an integration strategy. Northern Ireland is one of the only regions in the
include2023-01-04L1 and L2 Language Attitudes: Polish and Italian Migrants in France and IrelandarticleLanguagesMDPI AGV. Reganmigrants5migrantsIreland, Irishdata, participants, qualitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossrefSchool of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, University College Dublin, D04 V1W8 Dublin, Ireland10.3390/languages8010019https://doi.org/10.3390/languages8010019https://www.mdpi.com/2226-471X/8/1/19/pdf?version=1672845945True4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandUntil recently, research on language attitudes focused mainly on attitudes relating to speakers’ L1. However, with the increase in interest in multilingualism in a globalised world, there has been a renewed interest in language attitudes relating to L2 speakers. This article focuses on these issues
include2023-01-11Are They Building a “Second Ireland” in Poland? Political Remitting by Polish Migrants and Return Migrants from IrelandarticleEast European Politics and SocietiesSAGE PublicationsD. Pszczółkowskamigrants3migrantsIreland, Irishinterviews, n = 503, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1177/08883254221144712https://doi.org/10.1177/08883254221144712True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants IrelandDespite the significant body of literature on migrations after the 2004 and 2007 enlargements of the European Union, including on social remittances, a subcategory—political remittances—is only now starting to receive attention. This article, based on thirty-four interviews with Poles active in the
include2023-02-01Childcare Utilisation by Migration Background: Evidence from a Nationally Representative Irish Cohort StudyarticleResearch in Social Stratification and MobilityS. Sprong; J. Skopekno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: Irish cohort study of childcare use by migration background (title-only)0migrationIrishcohort, evidenceIreland (State)contemporaryTrue10.1016/j.rssm.2023.100773https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rssm.2023.100773https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rssm.2023.100773True9SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland
include2023-02-16The retention of training doctors in the Irish health systemarticleIrish Journal of Medical ScienceT. Pierse; Roisin Morris; L. OToole; B. Kinirons; Eddie Staddonmigration partly incidental (1 core + 3 'migrat*' mentions); MANUAL: administrative data on trainee doctors leaving and returning to the Irish health systememigration1emigrationIreland, Irishadministrative, cohort, data, estimate, evidence, quantitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarNational Doctors Training and Planning (NDTP), Health Service Executive (HSE), Dublin, Ireland.; National Doctors Training and Planning (NDTP), Health Service Executive (HSE), Dublin, Ireland. tom.pierse@hse.ie.Medicine10.1007/s11845-023-03288-8https://doi.org/10.1007/s11845-023-03288-8https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s11845-023-03288-8.pdfTrue2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandBackground There is limited quantitative evidence on the migration patterns of training doctors in Ireland. The aim of this study is to estimate the number of trainee doctors leaving the Irish health system and the numbers returning. Methods This study uses administrative data to track the migration
include2023-02-17Defying Davy Jones: The Impact of Maritime Search and Rescue Operations on Irregular Migration in the Central MediterraneanarticleIrish Studies in International AffairsCian Moranno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Irish Naval Service role in Mediterranean search & rescue and irregular migrationmigrant, migrants4migrant, migrantsIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1353/isia.0.0008https://doi.org/10.1353/isia.0.0008True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT:Davy Jones' Locker is well known in legend as being the resting place for those lost at sea, but even more noteworthy is the longstanding tendency of seafarers to defy Davy Jones and seek to rescue those in distress. Rescuing migrants at sea is fraught with controversy, which is especially
include2023-03-06Comparing migrant integration in Ireland and Northern IrelandarticleESRIF. McGinnity; James Laurence; E. Cunniffeno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: ESRI comparison of migrant integration, Ireland and NI (title-only)migrant1migrantIrelandNI and ROI/islandcontemporaryTrue10.26504/rs158https://doi.org/10.26504/rs158https://www.esri.ie/pubs/RS158.pdfTrue2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:direct provision Ireland|q:migrant workers Ireland employment permits|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:migrant health Ireland
include2023-03-15Emotion and Spatial Belonging: Exploring Young Migrant Men’s Emotional Geographies in Cork, Irelandbook-chapterRefugee YouthPolicy PressMastoureh Fathiinternational students, migrant, migrants, refugees8international students, migrant, migrants, refugeesCork, Irelandanalysis of, data, interviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1332/policypress/9781529221008.003.0012https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781529221008.003.0012Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health IrelandIn recent decades the study of emotions in the daily lives and geographies of migrants has received growing attention. In this chapter, I discuss the emotional attachments expressed by young male migrants in relation to public spaces in Cork, Ireland. This chapter interrogates the interrelation of a
include2023-03-24Labour market integration of international protection applicants in IrelandarticleEconomic and Social Research InstituteM. Polakowski; E. Cunniffeno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: ESRI study (title-only)international protection1international protectionIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryTrue10.26504/rs160https://doi.org/10.26504/rs160https://www.esri.ie/pubs/RS160.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:international protection applicants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland
include2023-03-30Black Irish Women and Esusubook-chapterBeyond Racial CapitalismOxford University PressOxfordEbun Joseph; Kesiena Mercy Ebenadediaspora, migrant3diaspora, migrantDublin, Ireland, IrishevidenceIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1093/oso/9780192868336.003.0009https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192868336.003.0009Crossref:Crossref:q:emigration Ireland diasporaAbstract This chapter examines the use of rotating savings and credit associations (ROSCAs) by Nigerian Irish women in the Irish economy and society. It builds on previous research on how Black workers in the diaspora (re)negotiate their career/economic pursuits to what has been described as areas o
include2023-03-31ROADIES: AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF DIGITALISATION OF INEQUALITIES AND PRECARISATION IN FOOD COURIERSarticleNew Europe College YearbookJ. MacQuarieimmigration, migrant4immigration, migrantCork, Irelandethnographic, ethnographyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.58367/necy.odo.2022.1.93-127https://doi.org/10.58367/necy.odo.2022.1.93-127True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandFood couriers working the evening and nighttime shifts are a special case of platform‑mediated work, and an under‑researched category of contracted workers in the digitalised platform economy. Drawing on a night ethnography, the paper focuses on the strategic role that migrant and non‑migrant gig wo
include2023-04-02Workforce retention of junior doctors in Ireland: what can be learnt from the literature and international experience?articleBritish Journal of Healthcare Managementno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: review of Irish evidence on junior doctor retention and emigrationemigration1emigrationIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.12968/bjhc.2023.0013https://doi.org/10.12968/bjhc.2023.0013True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThis article examines the issue of non-consultant hospital doctor (or junior doctor) retention in the Irish healthcare system. It explores factors relating to the mass emigration of junior doctors, and proposes local and organisational solutions to improve training and working conditions, enhance st
include2023-04-03Cross-group friendship and collective action in community solidarity initiatives with displaced people and resident/nationalsarticleFrontiers in PsychologyFrontiers Media S.A.M. Vine; R. Greenwoodasylum, direct provision, displaced people, displaced persons, migrant9asylum, direct provision, displaced people, displaced persons, migrantIrelanddata, findings, n = 199, participants, questionnaire, surveysIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJDepartment of Psychology, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland.Medicine10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1042577https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1042577https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1042577/pdfTrue3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandIntroduction: In Ireland, people seeking asylum (displaced people) receive accommodation in a system called “Direct Provision” (DP) while they wait for their applications for protection to be processed. The living conditions of DP have been described as illegal and inhumane by national and internati
include2023-04-11Contesting the boundaries of marianismo and entrepreneurial identity: meanings of motherhood amongst Latin American migrant women entrepreneursarticleInternational Journal of Gender and EntrepreneurshipAna Cruz García; María Villares-Varelamigrant3migrantIrelandcase studies, participantsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1108/ijge-06-2022-0102https://doi.org/10.1108/ijge-06-2022-0102True6SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandPurposeTo critically analyse how Latin American migrant women entrepreneurs living in Ireland and the UK negotiate their entrepreneurial and motherhood identities in transnational settings. The paper explores (1) how motherhood influences the choices of becoming entrepreneurs; (2) how women reconcil
include2023-04-11The The promoting effects of neighborhood social cohesion on self-reported depression: A cross-sectional analysis of adult Irish migrants in the United KingdomarticleInternational Journal of Population StudiesJeff Moore; M. Tilkimigrant, migrants7migrant, migrantsIrishanalysis of, findings, regressionIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.36922/ijps.431https://doi.org/10.36922/ijps.431https://doi.org/10.36922/ijps.431True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandWhile studies have demonstrated a link between neighborhood social cohesion (NSC) and mental health, this relationship has been inadequately explained for migrant communities. This study explores the effect of NSC on the self-reported depression (SRD) of Irish migrants in the United Kingdom. Conside
include2023-04-19Careless hospitality: Family reunification in Ireland involving children and young people of international protection backgroundarticleInternational Journal of Social WelfareWileyKaren Smith; M. N. Raghallaigh; Derina Johnsonfamily reunification, international protection4family reunification, international protectionIreland, Irishfocus groups, interviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1111/ijsw.12604https://doi.org/10.1111/ijsw.12604https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1111/ijsw.12604True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:international protection applicants IrelandAbstract This article examines policy and provision in relation to family reunification for persons with international protection status in Ireland through the lens of hospitality. The particular focus is on reunification involving children and young people, including former unaccompanied minors. Dr
include2023-04-26How Do Migrants Fare in the Irish Labor Market? Country of Origin, Gender, Asylum and Ethnicity EffectsarticleJournal of Immigrant & Refugee StudiesI. Privalko; F. McGinnity; Sarah Curristan; Shannen Enrightalso found in stage 1 (ESRI)asylum, immigration, migrants11asylum, immigration, migrantsIreland, Irishcensus, microdata, respondentsIreland (State)contemporaryTrueSemanticScholar10.1080/15562948.2023.2196664https://doi.org/10.1080/15562948.2023.2196664https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/15562948.2023.2196664?download=trueTrue5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandAbstract We use Census microdata for 2016 to investigate migrants’ labor market outcomes in Ireland, a ‘new’ country of immigration. EEA migrants can live and work in Ireland without restriction: for non-EEA migrants, immigration is strictly managed. EEA East European men and women have low unemploy
include2023-05-02Starting a conversation about racism with teenagers: using the social work research Dialogue ApproacharticleEuropean Social Work ResearchElaine Wilson; Niamh Flanangan; Tonye Benson-Olatunde; Helen Spillane; P. Buckley; A. Squires; A. Wilson; Christopher Woods; Conor P. Delaney; D. Jones; Harry Johnston; Isabel Stapleton et al.no sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Irish social work research on racism amid migration-driven diversitymigrant2migrantIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1332/jnhi8991https://doi.org/10.1332/jnhi8991https://bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/downloadpdf/journals/eswr/1/2/article-p199.pdfTrue1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandIncreased migration over the last two decades has resulted in greater diversity within Irish society. There is much debate around multiculturalism, diversity and integration, and how this is best achieved. As microcosms of society, schools have also experienced substantial growth in diversity. Over
include2023-05-02Post-school expectations and outcomes among migrant-origin young people in Irelandbook-chapterPost-school Pathways of Migrant-Origin Youth in EuropeRoutledgeFrances McGinnity; Merike Darmody; Emer Smythno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: ESRI chapter (title-only)migrant1migrantIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryTrue10.4324/9781003279303-3https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003279303-3Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant workers Ireland employment permits|q:migrant health Ireland
include2023-05-21Outcomes 1 year after a first episode of psychosis in migrants to the Republic of IrelandarticleInternational Journal of Social PsychiatrySAGE PublicationsB. O’Donoghue; E. Roche; J. Lyne; L. Renwick; M. Clarkemigrants9migrantsIreland, Irishfindings, n = 363Ireland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossrefCluain Mhuire Mental Health Services, Newtownpark Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Ireland.; Department of Psychiatry, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland.; Department of Psychiatry, University College Dublin, Ireland.; Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work, Faculty of BioloMedicine10.1177/00207640231174360https://doi.org/10.1177/00207640231174360https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/00207640231174360True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants IrelandBackground: Migration is a robust risk factor for developing a psychotic disorder, yet there is a paucity of research on the outcomes of migrants who develop a psychotic disorder. Identifying sub-groups within FEP cohorts who have a poorer outcome, could assist in the development and delivery of mor
include2023-06-01Locating Undocumented Migrant Populations: A Case Study Using Statistical Data of Cork City of Sanctuary, IrelandpreprintRyerson University Library and ArchivesJessica Budhoomigrant, migrants, undocumented, visas18migrant, migrants, undocumented, visasCork, Irelandcase study, census, data, interviewIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.32920/23276639https://doi.org/10.32920/23276639Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland<p>Perilous countries often produce citizens who will risk becoming undocumented in a foreign country in order to seek safety. However, the term undocumented migrant includes many sub- categories such as trafficked individuals, students who have outstayed their visas or those who unintentional
include2023-06-04On Being the Other. The Experiences of Baltic and Nigerian Migrants in IrelandarticleJournal of Intercultural StudiesInforma UK LimitedI. Sabanova; Vanessa Stoutmigrant, migrants, newcomers4migrant, migrants, newcomersIreland, IrishintervieweesIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemantic Scholar (by DOI)10.1080/07256868.2023.2216010https://doi.org/10.1080/07256868.2023.2216010True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants IrelandABSTRACT This article explores the concepts of othering and the Other through the experiences of Baltic and Nigerian migrants in Ireland. By looking at the racialisation of both groups, considered the Other within Irish society, our work finds that these two groups experience othering in different w
include2023-06-13Refugee and migrant children’s views of integration and belonging in school in Ireland – and the role of micro- and meso-level interactionsarticleInternational Journal of Inclusive EducationShirley Martin; Deirdre Horgan; J. O’Riordan; Reana Maiermigrant, refugee8migrant, refugeeIrelandfindings, focus groups, qualitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarSchool of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland.Medicine10.1080/13603116.2023.2222304https://doi.org/10.1080/13603116.2023.2222304https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/13603116.2023.2222304?needAccess=true&role=buttonTrue42SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT Schools are chief among the social institutions impacted by migrant flows as key sites of integration and support for migrant children. This article focuses on micro-and meso-level interactions and their importance to experiences of belonging and socio-educational integration for migrant ch
include2023-06-29Language-sensitive teaching as an emergent response to increasing linguistic diversity in Irish post-primary schools: Challenges, opportunities and implications for teacher educationarticleGlottodidacticaAngela Farrell; Mary Masterson; M. Dalyonly ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: survey/fieldwork with teachers & managers in Irish post-primary schools on migration-driven linguistic diversity0migrationIreland, IrishfindingsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.14746/gl.2023.50.1.5https://doi.org/10.14746/gl.2023.50.1.5https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/gl/article/download/38525/32788True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThe 21st century has been characterised by an unprecedented growth in transnational migration with education systems in many countries challenged to address the implications of this ongoing global phenomenon. This paper reports on a recent study that was undertaken amongst teachers and school manage
include2023-06-30Interfaith Dialogue Reflected in The Irish Times. A Defence of Romanian Immigrants in IrelandarticleDiálogoDialogo Publishing HouseNicoleta Stancano sign of empirical data; MANUAL: document analysis of Irish Times coverage of Romanian immigrants in Irelandimmigrants3immigrantsIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.51917/dialogo.2023.9.2.15https://doi.org/10.51917/dialogo.2023.9.2.15True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:immigrants IrishThis article draws the portrayal of the church support for Romanians as depicted in articles from the most important Irish newspaper, The Irish Times (1992-2020). The articles analyzed show: the help of the Church of Ireland for the Romanian people in the aftermath of the 1989 fall of the communist
include2023-07-03Developed Country Diaspora Strategy FrameworkarticleDiaspora StudiesWalter de Gruyter GmbHIeva Birka; Romy Wassermandiaspora8diasporaIrelandinterviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1163/09763457-bja10045https://doi.org/10.1163/09763457-bja10045https://brill.com/downloadpdf/view/journals/bdia/16/3/article-p241_1.pdfTrue3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:emigration Ireland diaspora As developed countries become more and more interested in implementing diaspora strategies, this article reviews relevant literature for diaspora strategy design and implementation and distils elements of existing typologies into a conceptual framework for evaluating developed country diaspora str
include2023-07-06Ireland’s Emerging Cyber Crisis: An Online Decentralized Movement for Nationalist Violence and Anti-Immigration/Muslim AttacksarticleT. Craig; J. Donohue; Ava Majlesi; Sagar Patel; Alexia Goldenberg; Prasiddha Sudhakar; Collin Vasko; Yasmine Ezzedine; Abbeygail J. Standen; Joel Finkelstein; Camila Correa; Katherine Jackson et al.no sign of empirical data; MANUAL: online anti-immigrant/nationalist mobilisation in Irelandimmigrant, immigrants, immigration, migrants, refugee, refugees10immigrant, immigrants, immigration, migrants, refugee, refugeesIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.67441/3143-3715.2023.08https://doi.org/10.67441/3143-3715.2023.08https://networkcontagion.us/wp-content/uploads/NCRI-Report_Irelands-Emerging-Cyber-Crisis_7.5.23.pdfTrue1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandKey Takeaways - In recent years, Ireland has seen an influx of immigrants and refugees during an ongoing housing crisis fueled by labor shortages. The majority of those affected by the housing crisis are Irish nationals. - A campaign of real-world mobillizations has arisen in wake of the refugee and
include2023-08-08The development of host language achievement gaps by migration background during primary school: A path model of educational inequalitiesarticleBritish Educational Research JournalS. Sprong; J. Skopekmigration partly incidental (1 core + 5 'migrat*' mentions); MANUAL: Growing Up in Ireland longitudinal data (N=7,577) on host-language gaps by migration backgroundimmigrants1immigrantsIrelanddata, longitudinal, n = 7577Ireland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1002/berj.3897https://doi.org/10.1002/berj.3897https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1002/berj.3897True4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandEducation is key to the structural integration of immigrants and their children. While research indicates that educational inequalities by migration background are a serious issue, relatively little is known about when, how and why they develop. The current paper adds to the literature by investigat
include2023-09-29The role of non‐resident family ties in rural stayingarticlePopulation, Space and PlaceSara Ferguson; T. Haartsen; Annett Steinführer; G. Catneyonly ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: internal migration / staying intentions, survey+interviews incl. Northern Ireland0migrationIrelandanalysis of, data, findings, interview, interviews, mixed methods, quantitative, surveyNorthern IrelandcontemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1002/psp.2708https://doi.org/10.1002/psp.2708https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1002/psp.2708True11SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandInternal migration research is paying increasing attention to the role in migration behaviour of having non‐resident family—family living outside of the household—living close by, and also to non‐migration and staying in general. Combining these two themes, this paper investigates the role of non‐re
include2023-10-01The experience of racial discrimination among ethnic minority healthcare professionals in IrelandarticleEuropean Journal of Public HealthG. Williamsethnic minorities, ethnic minority5ethnic minorities, ethnic minorityIreland, Irishdata, findings, interviews, participants, questionnaireIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1093/eurpub/ckad160.059https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckad160.059https://academic.oup.com/eurpub/article-pdf/33/Supplement_2/ckad160.059/52415993/ckad160.059.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandAbstract Background Racial discrimination towards ethnic minorities permeates healthcare systems of many countries. This study aimed to strengthen the understanding of the experience of racial discrimination among ethnic-minority healthcare professionals in Ireland. The objective was to explore the
include2023-10-01My Health My Language bridging the gap in public healthcare messagingarticleEuropean Journal of Public HealthG. Begley; D. Hamilton; R. Armstrong; M. Hayesmigrant, migrants5migrant, migrantsHSE, Ireland, IrishcensusIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1093/eurpub/ckad160.763https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckad160.763https://academic.oup.com/eurpub/article-pdf/33/Supplement_2/ckad160.763/52417464/ckad160.763.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandAbstract Issue Like many other European countries there has been a sharp increase in the number of migrants in Ireland recently. 13.9% of migrants in Ireland have poor or no English (Census 2016) and are not reached with mainstream public health messaging. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, most interc
include2023-10-01Brexit and Citizenship by Descent: A Relational Understanding of Defensive Pragmatism and of the Rediscovery of BelongingarticleRevue Européenne des Migrations InternationalesUniversité de PoitiersDjordje Sredanoviccitizenship by descent2citizenship by descentIrishintervieweesIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJ10.4000/remi.23035https://doi.org/10.4000/remi.23035https://journals.openedition.org/remi/23035TrueDOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandBy removing rights from British citizens and EU27 citizens in the UK, Brexit has redefined the value of national citizenships. This article shows the experiences of British citizens living in Belgium and the UK who considered obtaining Irish or Italian citizenship by descent, as well as British and
include2023-11-01The experiences of migrant pharmacists: A phenomenographical studyarticleExploratory Research in Clinical and Social PharmacyElsevierMichelle Flood; J. Strawbridge; J. W. Barlowmigrant2migrantIrelandadministrative, data, interview, interviews, participantsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJDepartment of Chemistry, 123 St. Stephen's Green, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dublin 2, Ireland.; School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences, 1st Floor, Ardilaun House Block B, 111 St. Stephen's Green, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dublin 2, Ireland.Medicine10.1016/j.rcsop.2023.100367https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rcsop.2023.100367https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rcsop.2023.100367True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandObjectives To understand the experiences of migrant pharmacists in Ireland as they applied for recognition of their qualifications and registration with the national accrediting body. Methods Semi structured interviews were conducted with eight participants recruited using purposive sampling. Interv
include2023-11-01Irish Refugee Integration Network (IRIN)articleTeanga: The Journal of the Irish Association for Applied LinguisticsThe Irish Association for Applied LinguisticsJulie Daniel; Maria Loftusrefugee2refugeeIreland, Irishanalysis ofIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJDublin City UniversityDOAJ:422fe31554ce4da98ef6525e9467921fhttps://journal.iraal.ie/index.php/teanga/article/view/6813TrueDOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandThis project report details the origins of the Irish Refugee Integration Network (IRIN) initiative, explaining why it was established and contextualising it within the broader migratory context in contemporary Ireland. It delineates the various phases this volunteer-led collective has gone through w
include2023-11-01Technology-Enhanced Language Learning in Community-Based Classes for Adult MigrantsarticleTeanga: The Journal of the Irish Association for Applied LinguisticsThe Irish Association for Applied LinguisticsBronagh Catibusic; Shadi Karazi; Jing Dengmigrant, migrants5migrant, migrantsIrelandanalysis of, data, findings, mixed-methods, qualitative, quantitative, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJDublin City University; Trinity College DublinDOAJ:87a78a7e31224c9aaab86c2ab4c508e7https://journal.iraal.ie/index.php/teanga/article/view/5435TrueDOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandThis paper reports on a research project developed in partnership with Fáilte Isteach, an initiative which welcomes migrants and promotes integration through volunteer-led English conversation classes in local communities across Ireland. The research considers the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on
include2023-11-02Parental and professional perspectives on educational integration of migrant and refugee children in Irelandbook-chapterThe Integration of Refugees in the Education and Labour MarketsRoutledgeShirley Martin; Deirdre Horgan; Reana Maier; Jacqui O'Riordanno abstract to verify; MANUAL: title-onlymigrant, refugee2migrant, refugeeIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.4324/9781003228967-3https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003228967-3Crossref:Crossref:q:refugees Ireland
include2023-11-067 Second language identities among recently-arrived migrants in Dublin, Irelandbook-chapterMultilingualism and PluricentricityDe GruyterChloé Diskin-Holdawayno abstract to verify; MANUAL: title-onlymigrants1migrantsDublin, IrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1515/9781501511974-008https://doi.org/10.1515/9781501511974-008Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants Ireland
include2023-11-20Migrant workers in Irish fisheries: exploring the contradictions through the lens of racial capitalismarticleGlobal Social Challenges JournalBristol University PressM. Marschke; Peter Vandergeestmigrant5migrantIreland, Irishanalysis ofIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJUniversity of Ottawa, Canada; York University, Canada10.1332/27523349y2023d000000003https://doi.org/10.1332/27523349y2023d000000003https://bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/downloadpdf/journals/gscj/aop/article-10.1332-27523349Y2023D000000003/article-10.1332-27523349Y2023D000000003.pdfTrue8SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandExploitative working conditions for migrant workers in industrial fisheries have recently drawn considerable attention among activists and scholars, often with a focus on Asian fisheries. Even so, fish work can offer a better livelihood option than migrant workers might have in their home countries.
include2023-11-23What Others Bring! What We Give! Reviewing the Sensitivity of the Irish Migration Legal FrameworkpreprintAuthorea PreprintsTahir MW; Finlay Gemigration, migrant, migrants, visa, work permit9emigration, migrant, migrants, visa, work permitIrishdata, interviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseEuropePMC10.22541/au.170069764.42301050/v1https://doi.org/10.22541/au.170069764.42301050/v1https://www.authorea.com/doi/pdf/10.22541/au.170069764.42301050False0EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandThe Irish migration legal framework (MLF) attracts economic migrants to fuel the national economy in the era of globalization, especially for balancing the rapidly ageing population pyramid. The approach closely aligns with the key prisms of domestic politics, institutionalism, and neoliberalism, wh
include2023-11-29Annual report on migration and asylum 2022: IrelandarticleESRIKeire Murphy; A. Sheridanalso found in stage 1 (ESRI)asylum, beneficiaries of temporary protection, direct provision, displaced persons, emigration, employment permits, immigration, international protection, migrants, temporary protection, undocumented27asylum, beneficiaries of temporary protection, direct provision, displaced persons, emigration, employment permits, immigration, international protection, migrants, temporary protection, undocumentedCSO, Ireland600 people, data, statisticsIreland (State)contemporaryTrueCrossref10.26504/sustat124https://doi.org/10.26504/sustat124https://www.esri.ie/pubs/SUSTAT124.pdfTrue2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; Crossref:Crossref:q:asylum seekers IrelandAnnual Report on Migration and Asylum gives overview of statistics and developments in migration in 2022. The European Migration Network (EMN) Ireland within the ESRI has published its annual review of migration and asylum in Ireland. The EMN is an EU network that provides objective, comparable poli
include2023-11-29Bordering in the archives: An investigation into a digital archive of the Irish asylum and refugee determinationarticleEnvironment and Planning C Politics and SpaceSasha Brownasylum, refugee15asylum, refugeeIreland, Irishethnography, evidenceIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1177/23996544231216891https://doi.org/10.1177/23996544231216891https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/23996544231216891?download=trueTrue1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandCreating borders and borderlands is a key role of the contemporary state. Drawing on an investigation of the Irish state bordering complex determining asylum and refugee claims in Ireland, this article illustrates the importance of the actions of individual state agents and the cultures of practice
include2023-12-20Migrant dermatology—experience of an Irish dermatology departmentarticleIrish Journal of Medical ScienceM. Blasco; O. McFeely; C. Doyle; L. Murphy; Anna Wolisnka; Madonna Andrawis; A. Tobinno abstract to verify; MANUAL: clinical experience with migrant patients in an Irish dermatology department (title-only)migrant1migrantIrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDermatology Department, Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland.; Dermatology Department, Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland. marta.csb@hotmail.com.Medicine10.1007/s11845-023-03596-zhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s11845-023-03596-zTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland
include2023-12-21Quasi (-social) citizenship, the common travel area, and the fragmented protection of employment rights in the United Kingdom after BrexitarticleEuropean Labour Law JournalNiall O'Connorno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: legal analysis of Irish citizens' migration rights in the UK under the Common Travel Areaimmigration2immigrationIrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1177/20319525231222165https://doi.org/10.1177/20319525231222165https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/20319525231222165True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandIrish citizens living in the United Kingdom (UK) enjoy a privileged immigration status, which in turn facilitates access to a number of economic and social rights, perhaps most importantly a right to—and thereby rights in—work. European Union (EU) law played an important role in facilitating the lat
include2023-12-31Appendix 4. Chapter 6 Survey Experiments: Muslim Migrants in the United States, Ireland, and the Netherlandsbook-chapterHidden HateColumbia University Pressno abstract to verify; MANUAL: survey experiments incl. Ireland (cross-national; title-only)migrants1migrantsIrelandsurveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.7312/crei20316-014https://doi.org/10.7312/crei20316-014Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants Ireland
include2024-01-01School leaders' experiences and perceptions of the movement of Ukrainian child refugees into Irish schoolsarticleInternational Journal of Educational ResearchNiamh Lafferty; Nico A Blom; Aimee Starkie; P. M. McNamara; Mirajur Rhaman Shaoanno abstract to verify; MANUAL: title-onlyrefugees, ukrainian2refugees, ukrainianIrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1016/j.ijer.2024.102416https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijer.2024.102416https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijer.2024.102416True6SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland
include2024-01-01The problems of emigration in the Republic of Ireland and the development of the Irish diaspora in the worldarticlePoliticusSouth Ukrainian National Pedagogical University named after K. D. UshynskyM. Marusynetsno abstract to verify; MANUAL: contemporary emigration and diaspora (title-only)diaspora, emigration2diaspora, emigrationIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.24195/2414-9616.2024-4.25https://doi.org/10.24195/2414-9616.2024-4.25https://doi.org/10.24195/2414-9616.2024-4.25True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:emigration Ireland diaspora
include2024-01-01Pandemic Perspectives on the Irish Diaspora in GermanybookM. Havertyno abstract to verify; MANUAL: contemporary Irish emigrants in Germany (title-only)diaspora1diasporaIrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1007/978-3-031-65211-0https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-65211-0True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland
include2024-01-01Croatian immigrants’ trust in the police in Croatia and abroad: The roles of police integrity and transnational migration factorsarticlePolicing: A Journal of Policy and PracticeYang Liu; Sanja Kutnjak Ivković; Valentina Pavlović Vinogradacimmigrants8immigrantsIrelanddata, n = 219, n = 274, survey, we findIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1093/police/paae105https://doi.org/10.1093/police/paae105https://doi.org/10.1093/police/paae105True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland Research posits that immigrants view the police in the host countries more positively, especially when their experiences with the homeland police are unpleasant. However, empirical research often focuses on immigrants of color in White-dominant countries with drastically different cultures from th
include2024-01-01Ending Direct Provision? February 2021-September 2022: A Review of the Implementation of the White Paper on Ending Direct ProvisionarticleSocial Science Research NetworkElsevier BVLiam Thornton; Abayomi Ogunsanyadirect provision, direct provision system, temporary protection5direct provision, direct provision system, temporary protectionIrelandrecordsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.2139/ssrn.4688677https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4688677https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4688677True2SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; Crossref:Crossref:q:direct provision IrelandThe White Paper on Ending Direct Provision provides a partial roadmap to better respecting, protecting, and fulfilling the economic and social rights of persons seeking protection in Ireland. The right to work, right to housing, right to social assistance and rights of persons who are particularly v
include2024-01-01Moving Through Ireland: Narratives of Polish Multiple Migrantsbook-chapterPolish Families in IrelandSpringer Nature SwitzerlandJustyna Salamońskano abstract to verify; MANUAL: title-onlymigrants1migrantsIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_6https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_6Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants Ireland
include2024-01-01‘If You Are Moving Forward Then You Are Not Going Backwards’: Reconfiguration of Family and Migration—A Longitudinal Study of Polish Migrants in Irelandbook-chapterPolish Families in IrelandSpringer Nature SwitzerlandAlicja Bobekno abstract to verify; MANUAL: longitudinal study of Polish migrant families in Ireland (title-only)migrants1migrantsIrelandlongitudinalIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_5https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_5Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants Ireland|q:racism discrimination migrants Ireland
include2024-01-01Conclusion: Converging Paths and New Directions of Polish Migrant Families in Irelandbook-chapterPolish Families in IrelandSpringer Nature SwitzerlandAlicja Bobek; Michelle Shareno abstract to verify; MANUAL: conclusion of an Ireland-specific book on Polish migrant families (title-only)migrant1migrantIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_12https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54634-1_12Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland
include2024-01-15Variability in cross-language and cross-dialect perception. How Irish and Chinese migrants process Australian English vowelsarticlePhonetica: International Journal of Phonetic ScienceChloé Diskin‐Holdaway; Debbie Loakes; Josh Clothiermigrants1migrantsIrishfindingsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarSchool of Languages and Linguistics, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.Computer Science, Medicine10.1515/phon-2022-0007https://doi.org/10.1515/phon-2022-0007https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/phon-2022-0007/pdfTrue3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandAbstract We investigate how three adult groups – experienced L2 English listeners; experienced D2 (second dialect) listeners; and native L1/D1 listeners – categorise Australian English (AusE) lax front vowels /ɪ e æ/ in /hVt/, /hVl/ and /mVl/ environments in a forced-choice categorisation task of sy
include2024-01-17Ethnic disparities and COVID-19 pneumonia in Ireland: a single-centre descriptive study of hospitalised patients in a tertiary university teaching hospitalarticleIrish Journal of Medical ScienceRhea O'Regan; F. Harnedy; Bearach Reynolds; L. Cormicanethnic minority4ethnic minorityDublin, Ireland, Irishcohort, data, findingsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarDepartment of Respiratory Medicine, Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown, RCSI Hospital Group, Dublin, Ireland.; Department of Respiratory Medicine, Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown, RCSI Hospital Group, Dublin, Ireland. rheaoregan@gmail.com.Medicine10.1007/s11845-023-03597-yhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s11845-023-03597-yhttps://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s11845-023-03597-y.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandIn this study, we aim to describe the demographic, clinical and imaging characteristics, treatment course and subsequent outcomes of the first 116 cases presenting to a tertiary Dublin hospital with COVID-19 infection and to compare whether ethnic minority background was a risk factor for poorer dis
include2024-01-19Carceralities and Approved Gender Violence: The Case of Direct Provision in IrelandarticleSocietiesMDPI AGArpita Chakraborty; Virve Repono sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Direct Provision in Ireland (asylum reception)asylum, direct provision, migrants, refugee, undocumented9asylum, direct provision, migrants, refugee, undocumentedIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossrefFaculty of Social Sciences, Tampere University, 33100 Tampere, Finland; School of Law and Government, Dublin City University, D09 V209 Dublin, Ireland10.3390/soc14010012https://doi.org/10.3390/soc14010012https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4698/14/1/12/pdf?version=1705670812True6SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; Crossref:Crossref:q:direct provision Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandIn this article, we argue that Direct Provision in Ireland is a state approved form of gendered carcerality which creates and exacerbates conditions of gendered violence. Direct Provision is a system of processing asylum seekers in Ireland where they are temporarily provided accommodation while they
include2024-02-05Connecting with the Diaspora and Promoting Economic Development: Two Sides of the Same Coin in 21st Century Ireland?articleRevue LISA / LISA e-journalOpenEditionJ. Guillaumondno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: analysis of the Irish State's diaspora strategydiaspora6diasporaIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.4000/lisa.15693https://doi.org/10.4000/lisa.15693https://doi.org/10.4000/lisa.15693True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:emigration Ireland diaspora; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandIn the early 21st century, the Republic of Ireland opted for a diaspora strategy built towards fostering its economic development. Initiatives from the Task Force on the Irish abroad to the Global Economic Forum form parts of a strategy to connect and engage with the Irish diaspora. Since the 2008 f
include2024-02-05Irish Diaspora Business Elite philanthropy: boon or bane?articleRevue LISA / LISA e-journalPresses universitaires de RennesAnne Groutelno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Irish diaspora philanthropy and State engagementdiaspora, emigrants5diaspora, emigrantsIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJ10.4000/lisa.15866https://doi.org/10.4000/lisa.15866https://doi.org/10.4000/lisa.15866True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandThis paper deals with diaspora philanthropy in the Irish context. The first part looks at the enduring relationship between the Irish diaspora and the homeland illustrated by the huge amounts of money sent throughout the years by Irish emigrants to their relatives and the activities of diaspora phil
include2024-02-06Coping with National Language Policy Shift: Voices of Chinese Immigrant Parents in an Irish County TownarticleBritish Journal of Educational StudiesYuying Liu; Shujian Guo; Xue-Song Gaodiaspora, immigrant2diaspora, immigrantIreland, Irish, Limerickanalysis of, data, findings, interviewIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1080/00071005.2024.2309604https://doi.org/10.1080/00071005.2024.2309604True9SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT This paper focuses on the diaspora Chinese community in Limerick – an Irish county town in the southwest of the Republic of Ireland – and examines how Chinese parents have responded to the education policy shift resulting from the 2017 Irish foreign language strategy, which added Chinese to
include2024-02-20"Just a knife wound this week, nothing too painful": an ethnographic exploration of how homeless clients attending an urban primary care and addiction service view their own health and healthcarearticlemedRxivC. Ingram; Conor Buggy; Isobel MacNamara; C. Perrottaasylum, migrant, migrants3asylum, migrant, migrantsIrelanddata, ethnographic, interviews, participantIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarMedicine10.1101/2024.02.19.24302966https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.02.19.24302966https://www.medrxiv.org/content/medrxiv/early/2024/02/20/2024.02.19.24302966.full.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandThis study used an ethnographic approach grounded in a social constructivist research paradigm to explore the perspectives of people in homelessness attending a primary care and addiction service in Ireland on their priority health and healthcare needs. Participant observations and informal intervie
include2024-02-22Minority Religions and Immigration in Irelandbook-chapterThe Oxford Handbook of Religion in Modern IrelandOxford University PressVladimir Kmecno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: overview of immigrant/minority religions on the island of Irelandethnic minority, immigrant, immigrants, immigration8ethnic minority, immigrant, immigrants, immigrationIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198868699.013.2https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198868699.013.2Crossref:Crossref:q:immigration IrelandAbstract This chapter presents an overview of minority religions on the island of Ireland which include religious communities of immigrants and ethnic minority groups. Although religious minorities have been part of Ireland’s religious landscape for centuries, large-scale immigration since the mid 1
include2024-02-28Intersecting vulnerabilities and compounded risks of women asylum seekers working in care during COVID-19 in IrelandarticleInternational Journal of Care and CaringBristol University PressFelicity Daly; Jacqui O’Riordanasylum, international protection3asylum, international protectionIrelandfindings, participants, qualitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1332/23978821y2024d000000029https://doi.org/10.1332/23978821y2024d000000029True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; Crossref:Crossref:q:asylum seekers IrelandThis article explores findings from a qualitative participatory study with asylum seekers in Ireland employed in the healthcare sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. By extending an intersectional analysis framework, we demonstrate how the vulnerability of care workers living within the international
include2024-03-21Polish Immigrant Organisations in The Republic of Ireland: Theri Present State and Scenarios for Theri Future DevelopmentarticleStudia SocjologiczneMariusz Dzięglewskiimmigrant, immigrants7immigrant, immigrantsIrelandcase studiesIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.24425/sts.2024.149319https://doi.org/10.24425/sts.2024.149319http://journals.pan.pl/Content/130604/PDF/Mariusz%20Dzi%C4%99glewski,%20Polish%20Immigrant%20Organizations%20in%20The%20Republic%20of%20Ireland,%20Their%20Present%20State%20and%20Scenarios%20for%20Theri%20Future%20Development.pdfTrue0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThe presence of an extensive number of Polish immigrants in Ireland has a short history, which began after Poland’s accession to the EU. Therefore, the organizations that have been set up since 2004 were to a high degree built up with no or little impact of the existing tradition of immigrant struct
include2024-03-22Attitudes towards immigration and refugees in Ireland: Understanding recent trends and driversarticleEconomic and Social Research InstituteJames Laurence; F. McGinnity; Keire Murphyno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: ESRI report (title-only)immigration, refugees2immigration, refugeesIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryTrue10.26504/jr5https://doi.org/10.26504/jr5https://www.esri.ie/pubs/JR5.pdfTrue10SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:immigration Ireland|q:refugees Ireland|q:Ukrainian refugees Ireland temporary protection
include2024-03-28Monitoring report on integration 2024articleF. McGinnity; Evan Carron-Kee; Anousheh Alamir; Ciára Dalton; M. Darmody; Garance Hingre; Keire Murphy; Emma Quinnalso found in stage 1 (ESRI)immigration, international protection, migrant, migrants13immigration, international protection, migrant, migrantsIreland, Irishadministrative, data, statistics, surveyNI and ROI/islandcontemporaryTrueSemanticScholar10.26504/jr11https://doi.org/10.26504/jr11https://www.esri.ie/pubs/JR11.pdfTrue5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandMigrant integration allows migrants to contribute to the economic, social, cultural and political life of the country they migrate to; it is also important for social cohesion and inclusive growth. By examining how migrants fare relative to the majority population in key life domains, this report se
include2024-03-29Developing culturally responsive school leaders in Ireland and Spain. The evolving role of professional developmentarticleIrish Educational StudiesL. Sancho; M. Brown; S. Gardezi; J. O'Hara; M. Rodríguez-Condeonly ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: interviews with 30 principals/teachers in Ireland & Spain on migration-driven diversity0migrationIrelandcase study, data, findings, interviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1080/03323315.2024.2334710https://doi.org/10.1080/03323315.2024.2334710https://doras.dcu.ie/30454/1/DevelopingculturallyresponsiveschoolleadersinIrelandandSpain.Theevolvingroleofprofessionaldevelopment.pdfTrue7SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT Recent migration patterns have had a profound impact on education systems becoming more diverse in their student body but also influencing school climate and resource provision. A multisite case study approach and semi-structured interviews with 13 principals and 17 teachers were used to id
include2024-04-01Loneliness of PhD-ing: Migrant bodies of colour and Irish neo-liberal academiaarticleIrish Journal of SociologyBhargabi Dasmigrant5migrantIrishethnographyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1177/07916035241259254https://doi.org/10.1177/07916035241259254True5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThis paper will look at loneliness as both an affective and a political reality, rather than simply a subjective individual feeling. Using auto-ethnography, I will look at my own PhD experience as a migrant woman of colour in a largely white male dominated Irish academia. I situate this loneliness o
include2024-04-01‘We’re not right-wing or racist but…’: Far-right myth and distributive conflict in asylum seeker related protest in the Republic of Ireland, November 2022–July 2023articleIrish Journal of SociologyB. Cannon; S. Murphyno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: protests around asylum-seeker accommodation in the Republic of Irelandasylum5asylumIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1177/07916035241259252https://doi.org/10.1177/07916035241259252https://doi.org/10.1177/07916035241259252True5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThe Republic of Ireland has seen numerous protests around asylum seeker accommodation since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, with noted involvement of the far right. But what are protestors actually demanding? And how do they feel about far-right involvement in such protests? This a
include2024-04-02Sport, migration and national identity in contemporary Irish mediaarticleIrish Studies ReviewInforma UK LimitedM. Freeno abstract to verify; MANUAL: media analysis (title-only)0migrationIrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.1080/09670882.2024.2334020https://doi.org/10.1080/09670882.2024.2334020True3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:immigrants Irish
include2024-04-04‘We are always planning trips to Poland’: the influence of transnational family life on the family language policy of Polish-speaking families in IrelandarticleJournal of Multilingual and Multicultural DevelopmentLorraine Connaughton-Crean; P. Ó. Duibhirmigration partly incidental (2 core + 1 'migrat*' mentions); MANUAL: Polish transnational families in the Republic of Irelandmigrant2migrantIrelanddata, ethnographic, interviews, participantsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1080/01434632.2024.2331746https://doi.org/10.1080/01434632.2024.2331746https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/01434632.2024.2331746?needAccess=trueTrue11SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT In the context of heightened global transnational movements and the proximate geographical positioning of Poland and Ireland, this study investigates the impact of the transnational nature of Polish families’ migration experiences in The Republic of Ireland on their family language policy.
include2024-04-23The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the wellbeing of migrant young people in IrelandarticleEducause ReviewInforma UK LimitedE. Smyth; M. Darmody; D. Devinealso found in stage 1 (ESRI)immigrant, migrant4immigrant, migrantIreland, Irishdata, growing up in ireland, longitudinalIreland (State)contemporaryTrueSemantic Scholar (by DOI)10.1080/00131911.2024.2341037https://doi.org/10.1080/00131911.2024.2341037True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health IrelandABSTRACT The world-wide COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted education, with school closures leading to a shift to remote learning. Existing and emerging research has shown that even a relatively short period of missed school has negative consequences for academic and social outcomes among chil
include2024-04-25The application of the temporary protection directive: challenges and good practises for IrelandarticleEconomic and Social Research InstituteAmy Stapleton; Ciára Daltonno abstract to verify; also found in stage 1 (ESRI); MANUAL: ESRI report (title-only)temporary protection1temporary protectionIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryTrue10.26504/rs185https://doi.org/10.26504/rs185https://www.esri.ie/pubs/RS185.pdfTrue3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:international protection applicants Ireland|q:Ukrainian refugees Ireland temporary protection
include2024-04-29Perceptions of and preparedness for cross-cultural care: a survey of final-year medical students in IrelandarticleBMC Medical EducationResearch Square Platform LLCL. O’Brien; Nicola Wassall; D. Cadoret; Aleksandra Petrović; Patrick O'Donnell; Siobhán Nevilleonly ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: survey of final-year medical students in ROI on care for a migration-diversified population0ethnicity, migrationIreland, Irishdata, findings, respondents, statistics, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossrefMedicine10.1186/s12909-024-05392-4https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-024-05392-4https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-024-05392-4True3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:international students IrelandMigration is increasing globally, and societies are becoming more diverse and multi-ethnic. Medical school curricula should prepare students to provide high-quality care to all individuals in the communities they serve. Previous research from North America and Asia has assessed the effectiveness of
include2024-05-01A ‘Cultural Models’ Approach to Psychotherapy for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A Case Study from the UKarticleInternational Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthMohaddeseh Ziyachi; Brian Castellaniasylum, migrant, migrants, refugees10asylum, migrant, migrants, refugeesIrelandcase study, interviewedNorthern IrelandcontemporaryFalseSemanticScholarDepartment of Sociology, Durham University, Stockton Road, Durham DH1 3LE, UK.Medicine10.3390/ijerph21050650https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph21050650https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/21/5/650/pdf?version=1716213801True5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandDespite the existence of significant research on the mental health care challenges of migrants, particularly refugees and asylum seekers, less attention has been paid to treatment approaches. We used a case study from the UK to look at the topic from a cultural models approach (which comes from cogn
include2024-05-01Interim evaluation of pilot for unregistered patients and asylum seekers (PUPAS) schemearticleCommunity Dental HealthL. Crawford; M. Donaldson; D. O’Carolan; W. Priestley; D. McKillenasylum, refugee, refugees7asylum, refugee, refugeesIrelandanalysis of, data, evidence, qualitative, quantitative, surveyNorthern IrelandcontemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1922/cdh_bascd24_abstract02https://doi.org/10.1922/cdh_bascd24_abstract02True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandBackground: The Pilot for Provision of Urgent Dental Care to Unregistered Patients and Asylum Seekers Scheme aimed to find an immediate solution to an access problem in general dental services, which prevented unregistered patients, including asylum seekers and refugees, with an urgent dental care n
include2024-05-03Irish diaspora policy and soft power projectionarticleSpace & PolityL. Coakleyno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Irish State diaspora policydiaspora3diasporaIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1080/13562576.2024.2412579https://doi.org/10.1080/13562576.2024.2412579True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandABSTRACT Diasporic engagement has not been a common aspect of Irish national projection but Ireland’s recent policy platforms have sought to activate diasporic sentiment in the service of soft power. A broader and more diverse construction of diaspora is put forward and a more nuanced Government of
include2024-05-27“Ireland for the Irish”articleIrish GeographyDean Phelan; P. Kerriganno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: anti-immigrant far-right campaigning on Twitter in the 2020 Irish electionimmigration1immigrationIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.55650/igj.2023.1479https://doi.org/10.55650/igj.2023.1479https://irishgeography.ie/index.php/irishgeography/article/download/1479/1195True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThis article argues that the political campaigning on Twitter of two far-right parties during the 2020 Irish General Election worked to disseminate far-right populist tendencies through their discursive use of conservative geopolitical imaginaries of Ireland. The material harvested for this study co
include2024-05-28An updated scoping review of migrant health research in IrelandreviewBMC Public HealthSpringer Science and Business Media LLCAnne Cronin; A. Hannigan; Nuha Ibrahim; Yuki Seidler; Blessing Olamide Owoeye; Wigdan Gasmalla; Tonya Moyles; Anne Macfarlanemigrant, migrants, refugee, refugees10migrant, migrants, refugee, refugeesIrelandevidence, findingsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossrefCairde, Dublin 1, Ireland.; School of Medicine, University of Limerick, Plassey Park Road, Castletroy, Co., Limerick, V94T9PX, Ireland.; School of Medicine, University of Limerick, Plassey Park Road, Castletroy, Co., Limerick, V94T9PX, Ireland. anne.cronin@ul.ie.; University of Vienna, Vienna, AustrMedicine10.1186/s12889-024-18920-0https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-024-18920-0https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-024-18920-0True9SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandOne in five people living in Ireland is a migrant. Understanding the distinctive health needs of this diverse population is essential to provide evidence-based, culturally sensitive primary care services. The aim of this review is to systematically examine changes in migrant health research in Irela
include2024-06-01New social identities in Ukrainian 'refugees': A social cure or social curse?articleSocial Science & Medicine (1967)Magdalena Skrodzka; Grace McMahon; Siobhán M. Griffin; O. Muldoonrefugee, refugees, ukrainian5refugee, refugees, ukrainianIreland468 participants, findings, sampleIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholarCentre for Social Issues Research, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education & Health Sciences, University of Limerick, Ireland. Electronic address: grace.mcmahon@ul.ie.; Centre for Social Issues Research, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Education & Health Sciences, University of Limerick,Medicine10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.117048https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.117048https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.117048True15SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_IrelandExperiencing traumatic events often drives profound post-traumatic stress (PTS), but trauma also has the potential to engender positive consequences, such as post-traumatic growth (PTG). Traumatic experiences may also lead to gaining new identities which can have both protective (i.e., social cure)
include2024-06-01Root Shock as Social Discipline Marginalization and Racism in Irish Social, Asylum, and Refugee PoliciesarticleBuilt EnvironmentN. McDonaldno sign of empirical data; MANUAL: Irish social, asylum and refugee policyasylum, refugee4asylum, refugeeIreland, IrishIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.2148/benv.50.2.349https://doi.org/10.2148/benv.50.2.349True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandRoot shock is a predictable consequence of several sets of social policies in Ireland. This paper will look at how root shock is used to discipline one-parent families and people seeking asylum in Ireland. Changes to bene fits and housing systems since the global economic crisis of 2008 has seen on
include2024-06-03Minoritized mother politicians in Ireland: Subjectivities and subjectivation in the political workplacearticleGender, Work & OrganizationPauline Cullenethnic minority, migrant3ethnic minority, migrantIreland, IrishdataIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1111/gwao.13159https://doi.org/10.1111/gwao.13159https://doi.org/10.1111/gwao.13159True4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandMinoritized mother politicians that include ethnic racialized minority Traveller (an Irish indigenous community), racialized ethnic minority women, and migrant women face considerable disadvantages as workers arising from the intersection of their maternal status, gender, racialized or migrant and c
include2024-06-07Access to autonomous housing for beneficiaries of International Protection in IrelandarticleESRIKeire Murphy; Amy Stapletonalso found in stage 1 (ESRI)beneficiaries of temporary protection, family reunification, international protection, ipas, refugees, third-country nationals14beneficiaries of temporary protection, family reunification, international protection, ipas, refugees, third-country nationalsIreland, Irish000 people, findings, interviewsIreland (State)contemporaryTrueCrossref10.26504/rs184https://doi.org/10.26504/rs184https://doi.org/10.26504/rs184True1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; Crossref:Crossref:q:international protection applicants IrelandHousing plays a key role in the integration of beneficiaries of international protection (BIPs). However, past research has shown that BIPs often face significant barriers in accessing housing. Many countries provide supports to access autonomous housing as a result of this. These barriers pose a ch
include2024-06-11Reading Twitter as a marketplace of ideas: how attitudes to COVID-19 are affecting attitudes to migrants in IrelandarticleLinguistics VanguardWalter de Gruyter GmbHStephen Lucek; Dean Phelanmigrants3migrantsIreland, Irishdata, qualitative, quantitative, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1515/lingvan-2021-0158https://doi.org/10.1515/lingvan-2021-0158True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland|q:integration of migrants IrelandAbstract Attitudes to language and attitudes to ethnic groups have long been shown to be related to one another. In recent history, significant events have also been shown to negatively affect attitudes to specific groups who are deemed to be responsible. The current paper looks at how the COVID-19
include2024-06-12Upward Mobility and Class Inequities among Filipino Migrant Nurses in the Republic of IrelandarticleSociologySAGE PublicationsA. Trinidad; Daniel Faasmigrant, migrants4migrant, migrantsIrelandmixed-methodsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.1177/00380385241257488https://doi.org/10.1177/00380385241257488https://doi.org/10.1177/00380385241257488True5SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant health IrelandUsing Bourdieusian class analysis, this mixed-methods study examines the nuances in the upward mobility of Filipino nurse migrants in the Republic of Ireland as they move from the Philippines to Ireland. The article illustrates how the transnational connections of nurses create cleavages among them
include2024-06-25Investigating Language and Culture Awareness of Pre-Service Science Teachers in IrelandarticleEducation sciencesEbru Eren; C. Martinonly ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: Irish study of teacher preparedness for migrant-origin pupils0migrationIreland, Irishdata, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.3390/educsci14070692https://doi.org/10.3390/educsci14070692https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7102/14/7/692/pdf?version=1720083475True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandIrish classrooms are becoming increasingly diverse across all levels of education due to the sustained inward migration of non-nationals to Ireland. These demographic changes have enriched the linguistic and cultural fabric of Irish society, including the educational landscape of Ireland. However, i
include2024-06-28GD06 An observational study of the impact of the Ukraine war in our dermatology departmentarticleBritish Journal of DermatologyS. Hegazy; B. Byrne; M. Laingrefugees, ukrainian6refugees, ukrainianIrelandcohortIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1093/bjd/ljae090.345https://doi.org/10.1093/bjd/ljae090.345True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland We aimed to assess the cohort of patients attending our dermatology department who have been displaced by the war in Ukraine, to evaluate the impact of the conflict on the continuity of medical care, and to shed light on the challenges faced by political refugees in an unfamiliar medical system. C
include2024-07-01Assessing care deficits in Ireland's international protection accommodation system: Lessons learned in COVID-19 and beyondarticleJournal of Migration and HealthElsevierFelicity Daly; Jacqui O’Riordanasylum, direct provision, international protection, migrants9asylum, direct provision, international protection, migrantsIreland, Irishanalysis of, evidence, findings, interviews, qualitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJAssistant Professor Global Health (2023 - Present), Trinity Centre for Global Health, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin, 7-9 Leinster Street South, Dublin D02 K104, Ireland.; Lecturer (Retired), School of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork, Ground Floor Carrigbawn BuildinMedicine10.1016/j.jmh.2024.100255https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmh.2024.100255https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmh.2024.100255True3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; SemanticScholar:S2_irish_specific; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandResponding to the need for qualitative research that reveals the lived reality of how forced migrants endured the COVID-19 pandemic this paper presents findings from eleven interviews with asylum seekers residing in Ireland's Direct Provision (DP) accommodation system that detail care deficits befor
include2024-07-17Nationality and Citizenship in Ireland, North and SoutharticleIrish Studies in International AffairsProject MUSEBrice Dickson; T. Hickeyno sign of empirical data; only ambiguous migration terms; MANUAL: legal analysis of acquisition/loss of Irish and British nationality (citizenship law, North and South)0nationalityIreland, IrishNI and ROI/islandcontemporaryFalseCrossref10.1353/isia.2024.a932295https://doi.org/10.1353/isia.2024.a932295https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/423/article/932295/pdfTrue1SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:naturalisation citizenship IrelandABSTRACT:This article examines how British and/or Irish nationality is currently acquired and lost, first under the law in Northern Ireland and then under the law in Ireland. It looks at some of the rights that Irish citizens currently have in the UK and that UK citizens currently have in Ireland, p
include2024-07-30Immigration and housing in the Republic of IrelandbookManchester University PressBrian Portleyno abstract to verify; MANUAL: title-onlyimmigration1immigrationIrelandIreland (State)contemporaryFalse10.7765/9781526186010https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526186010Crossref:Crossref:q:immigration Ireland
include2024-08-02‘You would never pick up the thread from where you left off’: Older Irish women migrants' narratives of non‐return, post‐retirementarticleInternational migration (Geneva. Print)Louise Ryan; N. Doshimigrants5migrantsIrishdata, qualitativeIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1111/imig.13321https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.13321https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.13321True4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThere is growing interest in the extent of post‐retirement return among migrants. However, most research focuses on those approaching or soon after retirement, e.g. in their 60s. Less is known about how return, and indeed non‐return, decision‐making evolves in later years, with calls for more resear
include2024-08-08How deviant policies produce precarious immigrant workers: The case of Brazilians in IrelandarticleInternational migration (Geneva. Print)Igor José de Renó Machadoimmigrant, immigrants, visa, visas6immigrant, immigrants, visa, visasIreland, Irishethnographic, findingsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1111/imig.13323https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.13323True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThe objective of this paper is to explore the precariousness of immigrant labour through the concept of ‘deviant policies’. These policies are not explicitly intended to regulate the employment of foreigners, but they lead to the creation of uncertain zones of exploitation and vulnerability for immi
include2024-08-12Children and young people as research collaborators in a large-scale migration research projectarticleOpen Research EuropeF1000 Research LtdShirley Martin; Deirdre Horgan; Reana Maiermigrant, refugee4migrant, refugeeIrelanddataIreland (State)contemporaryFalseDOAJAn tSeirbhis Oideachais Leanúnaigh agus Scileanna (SOLAS) Further Education and Training Authority, Castleforbes House, Dublin 1, D01 A8N0, Ireland; School of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork, Cork, County Cork, Ireland10.12688/openreseurope.17242.1https://doi.org/10.12688/openreseurope.17242.1https://doi.org/10.12688/openreseurope.17242.1True3SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; EuropePMC:EPMC_terms_and_Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandIn this paper we detail and contextualise the collaborative participatory research process developed throughout the IMMERSE research project which maps the integration of migrant children in education in Europe. We begin with a brief overview of IMMERSE and thereafter discuss the research design wit
include2024-09-01“I feel I should put that work in”: Discourses of effortfulness and essentialism among post‐Brexit applicants for Irish citizenshiparticlePolitical PsychologyM. Scullyirish citizenship1irish citizenshipIreland, Irishfindings, focus group, interviews, participantsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.1111/pops.13026https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.13026https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1111/pops.13026True4SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_IrelandThis article explores the post‐Brexit increase in applications for Irish passports through descent, and in so doing, seeks to develop a social/political psychology of diasporic citizenship. It draws on a focus group and 10 individual interviews, all conducted in 2018–19; participants were all based
include2024-09-01Willingness to stay or quit: evidence from migrants working in the galway bar and restaurant industry in IrelandarticleResearch in Hospitality ManagementInforma UK LimitedOlaiwola Jamiu Ogunpaimo; Kesiena Ebenademigrant, migrants7migrant, migrantsGalway, Irelanddata, evidence, findings, surveyIreland (State)contemporaryFalseSemantic Scholar (by DOI)Management, University of Galway, Ireland; School of Business, National College of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland10.1080/22243534.2024.2435382https://doi.org/10.1080/22243534.2024.2435382https://doi.org/10.1080/22243534.2024.2435382True2SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrants Ireland; DOAJ:DOAJ:terms_and_IrelandAbstract Health and safety issues, irregular working hours and low wages frequently intensify the concerns that migrant hospitality workers experience regarding their jobs. Given these challenges, the article explores the work motivation and career intentions of migrant workers in the Galway bar and
include2024-09-03Negotiating Legal Exclusionbook-chapterMigrant EmotionsLiverpool University PressDiego Castillo Goncalvesmigrant4migrantIreland, IrishinterviewsIreland (State)contemporaryFalseCrossref10.3828/liverpool/9781835538050.003.0010https://doi.org/10.3828/liverpool/9781835538050.003.0010Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant workers Ireland employment permits|q:migrant health Ireland; Crossref:Crossref:q:migrant workers Ireland employment permits|q:migrant health IrelandThis chapter investigates the processes by which experiences of exclusion shaped by ‘legal liminality’ interrelate with the narrativization and production of discourses on child migration in the Irish state. It analyses therefore the ways by which legal liminality interacts and engages with notions
include2024-09-04MIGRATION WORKERS IN NORTHERN IRELAND: INVESTIGATING HOW LEADERSHIP CAPACITY BUILDING AND UP SKILLING PROGRAM WILL CREATE ROADS TOWARDS THE SUSTAINABLE INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY BY 2030?articleInternational Journal of Engineering Applied Sciences and TechnologyKhaleda Nasrinmigration partly incidental (2 core + 3 'migrat*' mentions); MANUAL: migrant workers and community inclusion in Northern Irelandmigrant2migrantIrelanddata, qualitative, statisticsNorthern IrelandcontemporaryFalseSemanticScholar10.33564/ijeast.2024.v09i04.004https://doi.org/10.33564/ijeast.2024.v09i04.004https://doi.org/10.33564/ijeast.2024.v09i04.004True0SemanticScholar:S2_terms_and_Ireland— The article explains the conditions of migrant workers in Northern Ireland and gives ideas about ensuring the community inclusion process of migrant workers. This paper highlights the importance of community leadership training programs for attaining different goals of Sustainable Development by 2