Refugee Housing Facilities

Government Approves Plan for Improved Refugee Housing Facilities

The Irish government has greenlit an extensive project aimed at enhancing housing facilities for refugees, signaling a significant departure from previous practices. Under this scheme, slated for completion by 2028, the government plans to directly accommodate 14,000 individuals, quadrupling the initially proposed number outlined in the white paper. In a bid to modernize the outdated … Read more

Landmark Pension Scheme

Landmark Pension Scheme Approved for Irish Workers: Automatic Enrollment for 800,000

In a significant move towards securing the retirement futures of Irish workers, the government has greenlit a groundbreaking pension scheme set to automatically enroll 800,000 employees in the private sector. This historic decision marks a pivotal moment in Ireland’s financial landscape, aiming to empower workers with a more robust retirement plan beyond solely relying on … Read more

INMO Leadership Election

Migrant Nurses Ireland Delegates Secure Historic Win in INMO Leadership Election

In a landmark victory, Migrant Nurses Ireland has propelled four Indian delegates to seats on the National Executive Council of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Union (INMO), the largest nursing trade union in Ireland. Varghese Joy, the national convener of the organization, along with Treissa P Devassya representing Mater Public Hospital, clinched management seats, while … Read more

Simon Coveney

Coveney Faces Setback as Advisor Joins Harris’s Team

Simon Coveney, the Enterprise Minister, experiences another setback as one of his key advisors, Chris Donoghue, shifts allegiance to join Simon Harris’s team. This comes in the wake of Coveney losing his Fine Gael deputy leader position to Harris shortly after Harris took over as party leader from Leo Varadkar. The move further fuels speculation … Read more

Scam Alert: Vamsi Narayana Gutta, Con Artist, absconding After Defrauding Indians in Ireland

Residents, especialy people of Indian origin across Ireland are being cautioned about Vamsi Narayana Gutta, a native of Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, who orchestrated multiple scams targeting Indian nationals, particularly students. Gutta, who remains at large, is accused of duping over 50 individuals, amassing a sum close to 100,000 euros through fraudulent means. Operating under various … Read more

Inflation in Ireland

Irish Economy Set for Growth, Inflation Eases

Ireland’s economic outlook appears promising as the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) forecasts steady growth in the coming years. Modified Domestic Demand (MDD) is projected to increase by 2.3 percent this year and 2.5 percent in 2025, while Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is expected to grow by 2.5 percent in 2024 and 2.3 percent … Read more

Mortgage

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 … Read more

Sheela Palace - Offers

Sheela Palace Unveils Easter Special Family Kits: Dive into Authentic South Indian Delights!

Dubliners, get ready to tantalize your taste buds this Easter with a special treat from Sheela Palace! Celebrate the festive spirit with authentic South Indian flavors brought to you in a sumptuous family kit, perfect for sharing joy with your loved ones. For just €69.99, indulge in a feast fit for four! The family combo … Read more

ireland immigration

Ireland Shows Growing Support for Immigration Despite Rising Tensions

A recent report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) sheds light on Ireland’s evolving stance on immigration. Surveying 3,008 individuals in 2023, the report indicates a marked increase in support for immigrants compared to previous years. Notably, Irish citizens are more open-minded, believing immigrants contribute positively to culture and the economy. However, tensions … Read more

Easter - Yellow Warning

Easter Holiday Soaked in Rain: Yellow Warning in 4 Counties

As Ireland gears up for Easter celebrations, a damp forecast looms over the holiday spirit. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow rain warning in four counties—Kerry, Cork, Limerick, and Clare. Effective since 10:30 am yesterday, the warning extends until 12 pm today. Residents are cautioned about localized flooding, reduced visibility on roads, and potential … Read more

Measles Cases

Measles Cases Rise in Ireland: Urgent Call for Vaccination

The measles outbreak in Ireland has escalated with four new cases reported, bringing the total to nine confirmed cases. Health authorities are closely monitoring an additional 10 individuals for symptoms. Measles, a highly contagious disease, poses serious health risks, particularly to vulnerable groups such as infants, pregnant women, and those with compromised immune systems. Symptoms … Read more

Ireland Nurses

New Procedure for Nurses Seeking Employment in Ireland

The Irish Nursing and Midwifery Board (NMBI) has reinstated a rule requiring nurses applying for employment in Ireland to demonstrate English language proficiency. Under the new process, nurses must provide proof of English proficiency, such as IELTS or OET certification, either with their initial application for the NMBI decision letter or within two months afterward. … Read more

Simon Harris to Lead Fine Gael

Simon Harris to Lead Fine Gael and Assume Prime Ministership Post-Easter

Following the departure of Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, Higher Education Minister Simon Harris has been elected as the new leader of Fine Gael. With no opposing candidates and widespread support from party members, Harris’s ascension was virtually assured. Expressing his emotions on assuming leadership, Harris emphasized his commitment to seeing the current coalition government through … Read more

Measles in Ireland

Sixth Confirmed Case of Measles in Ireland Sparks Caution

The Health Protection Surveillance Center (HPSC) has announced a sixth case of measles in Ireland, confirming the spread of the disease. This confirmation came on March 20, following five previous diagnoses in recent weeks. Amidst the ongoing spread of measles across Britain and Europe, Ireland is actively administering the MMR vaccine. Plans are in place … Read more

Hybrid-Electric Car

Hybrid-Electric Cars Drive Surge in European Car Sales

February saw a notable uptick in European car sales, marking a 10.1% growth compared to the same period last year. Among the standout performers, France led the charge with a substantial 13% increase, followed closely by Italy at 12.8%, Spain at 9.9%, and Germany at 5.4%. This surge in sales was largely propelled by the … Read more