In a remarkable trend, Ireland’s average mortgage interest rates have fallen for the third consecutive month, settling at 4.19%, as reported by the Central Bank’s December figures. This 0.06% decrease from November has positioned Ireland in 10th place among Eurozone countries. Economists express surprise at this unexpected shift, attributing it to the anticipation of a … Read more
In a gastronomic extravaganza, Sheela Palace Indian Restaurant in Lucan beckons the residents of Ireland to savor a delectable Breakfast Buffet at an unbeatable price of €10.99. Available every Friday to Sunday from 9 am to 12 pm, this culinary delight promises a symphony of flavors that will tantalize your taste buds. Nestled in the … Read more
In an eagerly anticipated event, the next Irish citizenship ceremonies are scheduled to take place on Monday, 26th February, at the prestigious National Concert Hall in Dublin. Prospective citizens are advised not to contact authorities for confirmation as invitations will be issued in due course. Candidates are reminded to bring identity documents, such as a … Read more
Ireland: Introduction of email application form for Reactivation Employment Permit SchemeFrom 1 February 2024, Domestic Residence will accept applications for Reactivation Employment Permit Scheme via DRPcustomerservice@justice.ie. Applicants should use this application form. It is important that applicants read the qualifying criteria before submitting an application. The Reactivation Employment Permit scheme is operated by the Department … Read more
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Micheál Martin, has declared a €20 million aid package for the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) during a news conference in Dublin. The announcement follows a meeting with UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini. UNRWA, facing a funding crisis since Israel’s allegations linking its staff to a Hamas-led attack, has … Read more
In a scathing report, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has accused the Irish government of neglecting the housing crisis faced by asylum seekers, particularly in emergency accommodation centers. The UN agency is set to conduct a committee meeting today to discuss Ireland’s alleged non-compliance with the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and … Read more
In a move aimed at alleviating the financial burden on families with 18-year-old students with disabilities, the Irish government has approved the extension of child benefit benefits. Effective May 1, this support will be granted to students pursuing full-time education. The monthly child benefit, set at 140 euros, is anticipated to benefit approximately 60,000 families, … Read more
On Valentine’s Day, delivery workers from major platforms such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat went on strike in Dublin, joining a global movement demanding living wages. Organized by the English Language Students Union of Ireland (ELSU), the strike aimed to address the meager salaries of delivery workers. Previously earning a minimum of 4.29 … Read more
In a heartwarming celebration of Yuletide spirit, Waterford, the enchanting Irish city, has clinched the coveted title of ‘European City of Christmas.’ The announcement was made by The Christmas Cities Network, with support from the European Parliament, following a meticulous selection process led by Danuta Hübner, a distinguished Member of the European Parliament from Poland. … Read more
In a historic moment for Ireland, the nation has officially conquered the skies with the successful launch of its first satellite, Eirsat-1. The cutting-edge satellite soared into space from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, USA, propelled by the reliable Falcon 9 SpaceX rocket this Friday. Eirsat-1 stands as a testament to Irish ingenuity, … Read more
In a move aimed at simplifying the acquisition of Irish citizenship, children born in Ireland who are three years old can now apply online for citizenship. The Irish government’s recent decision extends this convenience to the parents of such children who do not possess Irish citizenship. Previously, applications were exclusively accepted through offline channels. The … Read more
As winter settles in Europe, concerns about road safety, particularly in Ireland, intensify. The potential for accidents rises with plummeting temperatures, increasing fog, and icy road conditions. Implementing specific precautions can significantly mitigate these risks: Vehicle Security:Ensure your vehicle is winter-ready. Replace old batteries, check fluids, and use anti-icing windshield washer fluid. Tires:Invest in tires … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, Ireland’s Health Service Executive (HSE) has revealed plans to introduce Acute Virtual Wards at Limerick University Hospital and St Vincent’s Hospital early next year. This innovative project, known as ‘Hospital at Home,’ aims to alleviate overcrowding by providing medical care to patients in the comfort of their own homes. Under the … Read more
A recent poll conducted by Amárach Research for the Irish Daily Mail has unveiled a growing reluctance among Dubliners to visit the city centre due to rising safety concerns. Shockingly, over half of surveyed Dublin residents, 56%, and 40% nationally, admit to either significantly reducing their visits or avoiding the city altogether, citing worries about … Read more
In an exciting collaboration, Dublin’s renowned AMC Cricket Club and the beloved Sheila Palace Restaurant hosted an extravagant celebration for the much-anticipated India-Australia ODI World Cup final match. On Sunday, November 19, fans and food enthusiasts alike reveled in the excitement with unlimited food and drinks from 9 am until nightfall. The Sheela Palace Restaurant, … Read more