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Citizenship FAQ 
Frustrated by the system 
Immigrants priced out 
Dole Blow For Citizen apps 
Citizenship Refusals have a damaging impact on lives 
The Joys of becoming Irish 
Testing Times for Citizenship Applicants 
The Long Road to Citizenship 
New faces of Irish politics 
'I'll be counted among those who tried to make a difference' 
Kalu has a chance in Castlebar 
Russian Rooney calls for strength 
Polish candidates are standing tall 
A fight to the finish 
Attoh is in with a chance to win 
List of immigrant candidates 
We can achieve more together 
Olsevska shakes up the midlands 
What the Euro court ruling meant 
Residency: Can it be revoked? 
The eight stamps: what do they mean? 
Who can get long- term residency? 
How residency changed my life 
From residency to recession 
Still no system for same-sex couples 
Attaining residency prepare to wait 
Scrap the system 
No one can live like this 
It’s unfair to hold someone’s life down 
No plans to review direct provision-Justice Dept 
Mental health risk for Ireland’s asylum seekers 
Dun Gibbons website reaches out to the world 
Homelessness of asylum seekers is 'unacceptable' 
Making a killing 
Living in limbo 
European court judgement on residency rights due 
For the common good? 
Irish hit hardest by reunification rules 
A man and his wife are a team 
'No' vote could undermine 'blue card' scheme 
Immigration Bill: An Ongoing Saga... 
Ireland's Invisible Children 
Different Strokes 
Broken Dreams 
Separating families benefits no-one 
I live every day to get the most out of it 
Direct Provision in an EU Context 
Christmas Is a Time of Isolation 
A Happy Christmas for Ireland's Asylum Seekers 
Loneliness is the Most Terrible Poverty 
Detention Centres for Asylum Applicants are on the Way 
Looking for a Way Out 
A ‘Crushing Blow’ for Immigrants in US 
If I Did It, You Can Do It 
Facing ‘return’ to an unknown world 
'Double Shame' of Immigrant: On Immigrant Exploitation 
A Burden on the State 
Close Encounters
Print Syndication
The print syndication project places previously untold stories of migrant life in the commercial print media.
Ireland has a dynamic but very competitive regional print media, in which journalists have ever-less time to develop areas of expertise or research slow-burning stories. This means that the regional media often doesn’t reflect the rapidly changing demographics of its catchment area.
FOMACS aims to provide editors and publishers with strong human-interest stories dealing with issues of immigration and integration, and focusing on the challenges and opportunities facing real people.
In dedicated supplements published in either our partner organisation Metro Éireann or circulated to local outlets, the Print Syndication project aims to tell local stories of relevance and interest to readers across the country.
Committed to opening access for new journalistic voices, FOMACS launched the Mary Holland Journalism Scholarship in 2007. These ongoing MA awards are aimed at encouraging immigrant participation in Irish Journalism and overcoming some of the barriers that have hampered diversity in the field.
Print Syndication Coordinator: Harry Browne, Journalist & Lecturer in Journalism, School of Media, DIT.
Please read a selection of the print syndicated articles and open link above for information on the 'Mary Holland Journalism Scholarship' in the School of Media, DIT.