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Europe Faces Accelerated Climate Change: Report
A recent study by the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change service has highlighted alarming trends in Europe’s climate. The continent is experiencing warming at twice the global average, with temperatures now soaring 2.3 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. 2023 witnessed a record number of days with extreme heat stress, alongside a 7% increase in rainfall leading
Jobs Expo Dublin: Your Gateway to Employment Opportunities
Looking for a job? Look no further than the Jobs Expo coming to Croke Park, Dublin, on Saturday, April 20, from 10 am to 4 pm. Hosted inside the Hogan Suite, this event promises thousands of job opportunities both at home and abroad, all under one roof, and it won’t cost you a thing to
Investment Funds Exploit Irish Homeowners Amidst Mortgage Defaults
The Central Bank of Ireland has sounded the alarm on the alarming threat posed by investment funds to struggling homeowners. In the final quarter of last year, a staggering 47,700 individuals found themselves unable to meet their mortgage repayments, marking a concerning trend. Most concerning, however, is that these mortgages have fallen into the hands
Indian Embassy in Dublin Expands Payment Options for Consular Services
The Indian Embassy in Dublin has introduced new payment methods for consular services to enhance convenience for applicants. Effective immediately, fees for all consular applications submitted in person at the Embassy can now be paid using debit cards. Additionally, applicants opting for postal services can now make payments via bank transfer. In a recent announcement,
Europe Unprepared for Climate Risks: New Report Urges Urgent Action
A groundbreaking study by the European Environment Agency reveals that Europe is alarmingly unprepared for the climate risks it faces. This is the first comprehensive assessment of its kind by the EEA, highlighting the gravity of the situation. The report identifies 36 significant climate risks, with half posing severe consequences. Heat stress, floods, and the
€8.9 Million Lotto Jackpot Won in Limerick
In a stroke of luck, a staggering €8.9 million jackpot prize has been claimed in Ireland. The winning combination—01, 09, 10, 14, 26, 40, with a bonus of 04—was drawn on Saturday night, sparking anticipation across the nation. The ticket, which holds the key to this substantial windfall, was purchased somewhere in County Limerick. Despite
Celebrate Vishu with Sanskriti Satsang in Dublin on April 14
Embrace the joy of Vishu with Sanskriti Satsang at Nandaloi Temple, Dublin, on April 14. The community invites you and your family to partake in this auspicious occasion filled with tradition and spiritual significance. From 11 am to 2 pm, attendees can immerse themselves in the beauty of Vishukani, the arrangement of auspicious items symbolizing
WhatsApp Lowers Age Limit to 13 in Europe, Updates Policies in Compliance with EU Regulations
In a recent development, messaging giant WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is set to lower its minimum age requirement across Europe, including Ireland, from 16 to 13. This change aims to establish a consistent global minimum age for users. The adjustment aligns with the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA), two new
Ireland Secures Guinness Six Nations Rugby Title for Second Year in a Row
In a thrilling final showdown, Ireland clinched the Guinness Six Nations men’s rugby championship for the second consecutive year by defeating Scotland 17-13. The victory, coming just ahead of St. Patrick’s Day, adds an extra layer of celebration for the green-clad team. The tournament, featuring England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales, witnessed a fierce
