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Minister for Overseas Development Aid and Diaspora, Colm Brophy, T.D., today called for urgent international action to avert a humanitarian catastrophe in the Horn of Africa, where up to 30 million people are facing acute hunger following four consecutive failed rainy seasons.

St Mary’s Primary School in Nenagh has been honoured as School of the Year at the Our World Irish Aid Awards. Diaspora Minister Colm Brophy made the announcement in recognition of the work done by fifth class pupils in creating an online book called ‘Wellbeing for our Planet and its People’. The awards were handed […]

THE work of pupils from three primary schools in Limerick - Oola NS, Knockainey NS and Cloverfield NS -  has been chosen to feature in the latest edition o...

Louth County Council in partnership with Culture Connect hosted the first ever event to celebrate World Africa Day in Dundalk on Wednesday 25th May. Africa Day,...

The work of six 5th Class pupils from Rathmore National School, Naas has been chosen to feature in the latest edition of the Our World Irish Aid Awards online…

A FAMILY fun day incorporating multicultural music, dance performances, a fashion show and food sampling will take place this Sunday to celebrate Africa Day. Ce...

Minister Simon Coveney T.D. presents ‘Report on Implementation of Ireland’s Africa Strategy’ to Government

Minister for Overseas Development Aid and Diaspora, Colm Brophy T.D., begins a visit to Mozambique on Monday, 23 May.

Minister Colm Brophy, has announced funding of €1 million to IFAD in response to the global food security impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

An analysis by The Journal reveals the Government’s carbon footprint for 2021.