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Dublin: 20-year-old man dies following a fatal assault in Tallaght
A 20-year-old man has succumbed to his injuries following a fatal assault in a Tallaght estate in the wee hours of Friday morning, RTE reported, The man was found with stab wounds in the Drumcairn Estate at 4am and was taken to Tallaght University Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Gardai have launched a
Dublin McDonald’s Owner Sells Business After Three Decades
A long-standing McDonald’s franchise in Dublin has changed hands after nearly 30 years of operation. The owner, who had run the popular fast-food restaurant for almost three decades, sold the business for an impressive €20 million. This sale marks the end of an era for the local McDonald’s, which had become a familiar sight in
Irish residential property prices rise by 8.2% in May
Residential property prices across Ireland increased by 8.2 per cent in the 12 months to May this year, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office. CSO data found that property prices in Dublin rose by 8.6 per cent, while rates outside the capital city went up by 7.8 per cent. This was the ninth
Record Surge in Indian Visa Applications to Ireland in 2024
Dublin: Ireland is witnessing a significant rise in visa applications from India, with nearly 200,000 Indians applying in the first four months of this year. Data from the Justice Minister reveals India leads in visitor, student, and work visas. Around 40,000 Indians have sought employment in Ireland, making up 48% of all employment visa applications
Massive IT outage causes global disruptions, recovery could take weeks
A major IT outage, described as the largest in history, disrupted services worldwide, affecting airports, healthcare, and businesses. The outage was caused by a faulty software update from US cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, which impacted Microsoft’s Windows operating system. This left many computers showing the “blue screen of death” and requiring manual fixes. The recovery process
Mayor Baby Perepadan Unveils Poster for CityWest Malayali Association’s Onam Celebration
Mayor Baby Perepadan unveiled the first poster for the CityWest Malayali Association’s Onam celebration program, Athapoom Nulli. The poster release took place during a meeting with committee members at CityWest. The 2024 Onam celebrations, organized by the CityWest Malayali Association (MIC), will be held at the Perrystown Community Center on 21st Assam. A diverse range
Save €1500 a Year: Your Guide to Rent Tax Credit in Ireland
Living in Ireland can be expensive, especially when it comes to rent. But did you know there’s a way to ease that burden? Enter Rent Tax Credit, a government initiative designed to help eligible individuals save money on their rent. Here’s everything you need to know: What is Rent Tax Credit? Rent Tax Credit is
Meet Dr Lizy Abraham, the Indian researcher who won €556,070 grant in Ireland to revolutionise CHD diagnosis with AI
Written by Sajin Saju For Dr Lizy Abraham, securing a grant of over half a million euro is not just a moment of elation but a critical step in bringing to fruition her research exploring the power of artificial intelligence to diagnose congenital heart diseases (CHDs). “It was the result of a year-long dedicated effort,”
Indian-origin Febin Manoj named in Ireland’s Under-17 cricket squad, marking proud moment for diaspora
Febin Manoj has been named in Cricket Ireland’s under-17 boys squad, marking a momentous occasion for the Indian diaspora. Febin, a talented young cricketer from the Hills Cricket Club in Dublin, has made significant strides in his cricketing career, leading to this achievement. “Febin works hard at his game and has put in excellent performances
