We all know that gifts are a sign of love and concern that a person show to another person. Have you ever thought of these gifts being taxed? Let’s have a deep look at it. Basically people who receive gifts or inheritances are classified into three groupsGroup A: The son or Daughter, step-child or foster … Read more
The bill which protects renters who have been hit by Covid 19 pandemic have been extended till July. Earlier the protection were planned to be provided till 12th of April. The Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien presented the idea of extension in the cabinet. The legislation which prevents eviction and rent hikes for tenants who … Read more
The Cabinet had approved the scheme that quarantine hotels will be indemnified from any legal actions by people who are affected by Covid 19. Health Minister Stephen Donelly framed the idea in the Cabinet that the State will help the hotels and personnel working on the risky sites which stays apart from their normal business … Read more
The Garda have announced that new average speed zone cameras will be installed at a stretch on M7 motorway in Co Tipperary. The stretch lies between Junction 26- Nenagh(West) and Junction 27- Birdhill. Transport Infrastructure Ireland and Road Safety Authority are also a part in implementing the system. They said that people are going at … Read more
The Irish company Fusion Fuel Green and Indian company BGR Energy Systems have signed the pact to develop large scale projects to produce cost effective green hydrogen. Cost effective green hydrogen is hydrogen produced using renewable energy, mainly from fossil fuels. The Irish company had decided to set up a demonstrator facility in Cuddalore, Tamil … Read more
Hailing from Ireland; a land with interesting history, unique traditions and culture, Ms. Bibi Baskin’s first visit to Kerala and the wonderful experience that she had in God’s Own Country, eventually transformed her from a visitor to a host. A well-know television personality in Ireland and in the United Kingdom, Ms. Bibi Baskin after her … Read more
New Delhi : India and Ireland held bilateral consultations on United Nations Security Council issues on 25 February congratulating each other on their election to the Security council.According to a release by the Ministry of External Affairs, The Irish delegation was led by Gerard Keown, UN Director and Head of UN Security Council Task Team, Department … Read more
DUBLIN, Ireland:Fusion Fuel Green PLC a green hydrogen technology company, is pleased to announce that it has signed an MoU with BGR Energy Systems Limited one of India’s leading EPC companies, to develop green hydrogen projects in India. .The companies intend to establish an initial demonstrator plant in India in 2021 and thereafter develop larger-scale … Read more
IRELAND has successfully emerged as a global investment hub over the past few decades and it is undoubtedly any businessman have a dream of starting a business in IRELAND, the futuristic country. In recent years, Ireland has become one of the most attractive markets and incubators for start-ups. It is one of the best places … Read more
A new office development on Cork city’s north quay has landed ‘the Apple’ – the Horgan’s Quay/HQ development next to Kent rail station has done a deal on over 36,000 sq ft of offices . Apple is this month closing out a deal for enough space for 350 to 400 additional employees initially, at … Read more
The Department of Education, on Monday confirmed that the second stage of phase wise return to the schools will proceed as planned. Children from third to sixth class in primary section and fifth year students in second level can return to their classes. “If we try so hard to control and prevent the infection measures … Read more
A report by The Health Behaviour in School-aged Children found out that there has been a huge fall in the number of children who smoke and drink. Report points out that there had been a drop of 17% from 22.6% children in 1998 to 5.3% children in 2018. Drinking habits also had fallen from 33% … Read more
On International Women’s day ,India’s only aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya and fleet tanker INS Shakti are the warships that have been assigned their first women crews since the late-1990s, said one of the officials . Women officers have been deployed in warships after over two decades by the Indian Navy. “The numbers will only … Read more
National University of Ireland Galway report highlights trends in children’s health behaviours over 20 years. Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study reveals an overall decrease across all substance use measures; an increase in young people reporting pressure from schoolwork and more children report feeling low 5.3% of Irish children aged 10-17 said they were … Read more
GARDAÍ HAVE WARNED of an increase in investment fraud scams during the pandemic, with the majority of victims losing over €40,000. During the Covid-19 pandemic there has been a 120% increase in these types of scams, which include investment opportunities in cryptocurrencies, rare metals, shares or overseas land investments. Gardaí have said more people have … Read more