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Tánaiste Simon Harris has defended the refusal of visas for children travelling from Palestine to play GAA in Ireland as he argued it is a “child protection matter”. GAA Palestine had planned to bring in 33 Palestinian children and young teenagers to …
“Time to reset. The genocide is worse now than ever before. Let’s come together to discuss how we can make a difference into the future. You’re invited!” Free Palestine Melbourne’s (FPM) invitation to numerous local activist, community, faith, union and …
GAA Palestine's founder has called on Taoiseach Micheál Martin to step in to prevent Palestinian children "being devastated" after a group of its players had their visas to Ireland denied. GAA Palestine has said it will "not give up hope …
Right now, there is no middle ground on Palestine. You either stand with genocide, or against it, writes Omar Aziz. [GETTY] "Do you hear the sound of warplanes? There was just a bombing nearby." Lying in my tent I held my phone to my ear. Sure …
A group of young players who are part of GAA Palestine has had their visa applications denied ahead of their summer tour in Ireland. Sport organisation GAA Palestine had planned to host 33 children and young people from Palestine, as well as 14 mentors, …
GAA Palestine has said it will "not give up hope" and is working to appeal the decision by the Irish Immigration Service to deny visa applications for a group of its players and mentors ahead of a summer tour. A team of 33 children and 14 mentors …
- Advertisement - By Rehan Khan ISLAMABAD, July 10 (APP):Federal Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Sardar Muhammad Yousaf on Thursday reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering support for the Palestinian cause during a meeting with Palestinian …
GAA Palestine has called on Irish authorities to reconsider its decision to refuse visas to a group of Gaelic football players from Palestine. The group, which had planned to bring in 33 Palestinian children and young teenagers, vowed to appeal against the …
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