An ‘unforgettable day’; Indians in Ireland celebrated 75th Independence Day in Dublin

The Indians in Ireland celebrated the 75th Independence Day of India with the event called ‘The Spire’ in Dublin. Many Indians and people of Indian origin conducted dance choreography programmes along with Irish people. The Gardai were present along with crowd and supported the event to go well on 15th August. ‘The Spire’ was conducted … Read more

No Afghan national will be deported from Ireland, confirms Minister of State for Immigration

No deportation orders are currently being enforced in Ireland, Minister of State for Law Reform, Youth Justice and Immigration James Browne TD confirmed with reference to the proposed deportation of Afghan nationals from the country. The Minister took the issue to his Twitter handle and made it clear that no one will be returned to … Read more

Call on Ireland to take in at least 1,000 refugees from Afghanistan; Situation worsen as women models’ photos on walls white washed in Kabul

International human rights organisations including The Irish Refugee Council, Amnesty International and the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland (Masi) requested Ireland to take in more refugees from the Taliban caught Afghanistan. The Irish government had confirmed that 195 humanitarian visas would be issued for Afghan refugees. But as the situation worsens in Afghanistan, this … Read more

Would you like to experience the rich Kerala culture by having ONAM SADHYA with 23 delicious dishes in Dublin

Onam is the native festival of Kerala, the southern state of India. It is celebrated in the beginning of each native calendar year with flowers being the most common symbol. According to epics, Onam is rememorizing the enriching dynasty of Mahabali, an ancient king in Kerala. This year Onam day falls on Saturday, 21st of … Read more

Ireland to receive 195 refugees from the Taliban captured Afghanistan

Ireland will issue 195 humanitarian visas to refugees from Afghanistan, the Irish government confirmed. The government had already announced 45 visas to refugees amid the Taliban attacks and ravaging power in Afghanistan but yesterday the officials said that 150 additional visas will be issued along with them under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP). The … Read more

Public sector workers including nurses will get extra leave and non-taxable vouchers for hard work during pandemic

After the monthslong demand for the recognition of healthcare workers by unions, the government has finally agreed to offer them extra leave and non-taxable vouchers for their work during the pandemic. The news comes after Fórsa, the Irish Nurses and Midwives’ Organisation and Siptu wrote a letter to Taoiseach Micheal Martin about the issue and … Read more

30,000 children availed Covid vaccine throughout the weekend in Ireland

Almost 30,000 children of 12-15 age cohort availed their first dose of Covid-19 vaccination throughout the weekend, the Health Service Executive (HSE) confirmed. As of Sunday afternoon, 90,000 children had registered for vaccines, the HSE chief Paul Reid said. They will be getting the shot soon. Around 280,000 children are there in Ireland within the … Read more

Haiti earthquake: Death toll risen to 1,297

The death toll following a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Haiti has risen to 1,297. The rescuers are trying to find survivors from the wreckage and the authorities have given a flood warning after Tropical Depression Grace reaching the country anytime soon. The quake started around 8.30 am local time on Saturday injured at least 5,700 … Read more