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<p>Assistant Commissioner Paula Hilman said An Garda Síochána continues to have a “strong focus” on investigating crimes with a hate motive. File picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin</p>

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'Worsening atmosphere' for minorities: Hate crimes rise by a third

The most prevalent discriminatory motive for the hate crimes was race (32%), followed by sexual orientation (22%) and nationality (21%)

<p>Fr Seán Sheehy said that gay politicians will go to hell "if they don’t repent of their sin and seek forgiveness." Picture: Domnick Walsh / Eye Focus </p>

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Comments by Kerry priest about gay politicians 'repugnant' and 'shameful'

<p>Brigid Carmody, Co-ordinator of the Cork Traveller Women's Network, said that online hate speech is hugely damaging to Traveller children’s mental health and is only serving to drive deeper divisions between communities. File picture: Denis Minihane</p>

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'The impact language has on people is huge': hate crime legislation welcomed

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'Clear disparities' in attitudes towards different LGBT+ communities, report finds

A question of taste with Tonie Walsh

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A question of taste with Tonie Walsh

Work still to be done on equality

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Work still to be done on equality

Consultation with LGBT community discovers hate crimes are going unpunished

Consultation with LGBT community discovers hate crimes are going unpunished

Ireland is in need of hate legislation as bullying and violence are the biggest concerns facing the gay community, research recommends.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2016