A comprehensive UK study has found that individuals with ADHD may experience significantly shorter lifespans compared to those without the condition. Researchers discovered men with ADHD could live up to nine years less, while women might lose 11 years of life expectancy. The research analyzed primary care data from 30,029 adults already diagnosed with Attention … Read more
Ireland-based restaurant Sheela Palace has donated Rs 5 lakh to aid the relief efforts in the landslide-ravaged Wayanad region of Kerala. The donation has been made to the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund Kerala (CMDRF). The landslides, which struck the villages of Mundakkai, Chooralmala, and Attamala on July 30, have claimed over 300 lives. These villages, located … Read more
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 … Read more
Embrace the joy of Vishu with Sanskriti Satsang at Nandaloi Temple, Dublin, on April 14. The community invites you and your family to partake in this auspicious occasion filled with tradition and spiritual significance. From 11 am to 2 pm, attendees can immerse themselves in the beauty of Vishukani, the arrangement of auspicious items symbolizing … Read more
Galway is gearing up for an exciting event as preparations for the Galway Region Youth Meet, ‘Alive-24’, are entering their final stages. Scheduled for Saturday, April 6th, the event will bring together over two hundred enthusiastic young participants from various regions including Cavan, Tulmore, Letterkenny, and more. Hosted at Galway Leisureland from 9am to 4pm, … Read more
Galway residents of Malayalee descent have an exciting opportunity to delve into their cultural roots as Malayalam classes are gearing up to commence in April. Held at the Ballinfoil Castlegar Neighborhood Centre on Headford Road, these classes continue the tradition established by the Galway Indian Community Council (GICC) over the past five years. Scheduled for … Read more
For the seventh consecutive year, Finland clinches the title of the world’s happiest country in the UN’s annual World Happiness Report. Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden closely follow suit, with Ireland securing the 17th spot, down from its previous 14th position. Notably, Afghanistan falls behind among the 143 surveyed nations. Costa Rica and Kuwait make their … Read more
Waterford Vikings Sports & Arts Club emerged victorious, clinching first place overall in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade held in Waterford. Their stellar performance captivated spectators with a vibrant display of colors and sounds. The Malayalees secured this prestigious win amidst fierce competition from participants representing various countries worldwide. Their enthusiastic participation added to the … Read more
The Church of Mary Mother of Hope in Dublin 15 is set to host a special Malayalam Mass on Sunday, March 24th, starting at 2 p.m. This announcement is aimed at all Malayali friends in the area, inviting them to mark their calendars for this significant event. The Mass, conducted in the Roman tradition, offers … Read more
In an unexpected move, Loreto College in Mullingar, Westmeath County, faced backlash as the ‘Global Justice Club’ urged all staff and students to don hijabs on Thursday, labeling it as Hijab Awareness Day. The management, seemingly contradicting Catholic traditions, mandated the practice, dismissing it as a non-negotiable requirement. Adding to the surprise, Muslim students were … Read more
Prepare for a burst of colors at the Holi Festival, hosted by the Vedic Hindu Cultural Centre Ireland. Taking place on March 24th, Sunday, from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM at the Adamstown Youth & Community Centre, the event promises a vibrant celebration with DJ music, delicious Indian food stalls, and a riot of lively … Read more
Get ready for an exhilarating Vacation Bible School (VBS) organized by IPC Dublin Church and the Transformers team, set to take place from April 1st to 4th, 2024, at Greenhills Community Centre. From 10 am to 1 pm, Uncle John, the children’s companion, will guide participants through an array of engaging programs. The event promises … Read more
In a recent development, the Indian Association Sligo is set to embark on its 18th year with a fresh leadership team. Anirban Banja has been elected as the new President, with Harini Vallabhaneni as Secretary and Monsi Varghese as Treasurer. Albert Kuriakos will continue to serve as the Public Relations Officer. Diaz Xavier will take … Read more
In a remarkable feat, 8-year-old Abhishek Gino, an Indian-origin boy residing in Newcastle West, County Limerick, clinched the top spot in the Under 10 category of the Feile Lumnigh Piano Competition. The prestigious event aims to unearth classical music talent across various instruments. Abhishek’s piano performance left both judges and spectators astounded, showcasing a prodigious … Read more
In a festive announcement, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has confirmed that Santa Claus has been officially granted permission to enter Irish airspace and traverse the country’s borders on December 24th through December 25th. With less than two weeks remaining until Christmas, children across Ireland have been diligently sending their wish lists to the North Pole in … Read more