Foroige

Information technology course to offer 60 places to single mothers

Minister for Children to launch course provided by An Cosán centre in west Dublin

Call out for emigrants to come home

Employers are keen to bring skilled workers back to Ireland, where great opportunities await

Armed gardaí to be deployed in Rathkeale over Christmas

Rathkeale operation a direct response to talks with settled and Traveller communities

Seán Gallagher ‘very proud’ of his time in Fianna Fáil

Presidential candidate says he has put ‘tweetgate’ behind him and ‘shaken hands with RTÉ’

With 67 nationalities, is this Ireland’s most diverse school?

Le Chéile in Tyrrelstown has 67 different nationalities among its student body. What are the challenges and opportunities posed by such diversity in a school?

The young people of today . . . are the leaders of tomorrow

Some teenage participants in Foróige’s ‘Leadership for Life’ conference talk about what leadership means to them

‘The Irish diaspora is not a resource. It’s a community’

Minister of State for Diaspora Ciarán Cannon believes emigrants should be let vote in general elections

17-year-old Meath student receives Foróige award for support of hospice

Darragh Hynes the first individual to win the annual citizenship award

Thousands to gather in Dublin for Foróige Citizenship Awards

The event rewards young people who act to address the needs of their communities

Kick-boxing: ‘I feel more relaxed – I don’t get angry anymore’

A more courteous, gentle-mannered 14-year-old boy it would be hard to meet

Tallaght initiative gives teenagers a Kick in the right direction

Kickboxing coach says programme gives participants ‘something to be proud about’

Young Travellers take over Galway City Museum

A story revealing an ingenious use for a dead fox are among the highlights of takeover day

‘That’s so gay’: How can we tackle homophobia in our schools?

Most young LGBTI people still feel Ireland's schools do not fully include them

Irish Funds charity initiative heads for €1m funding mark

The basis.point youth-education project is expected to reach the figure next year

'It hurt me to see my son skip off with a stranger'

Adolescents need ‘one good adult’ to turn to – and that may not always be a parent

How many after-school activities should a child do?

Some parents boast about their child’s long list of activities. But can it be too long

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