A Dublin student fell unconscious as he was attacked from behind during an unprovoked attack in South Dublin. He was attacked when he enjoyed few takeaway pints from a nearby pub and walked away. He told that he was enjoying the evening and a woman was sitting beside him on the wall enjoying wine together. … Read more
Some restrictions in the Republic of Ireland will change from 10th May. As per public health advice, more restrictions may be lifted on May 17th and in early June. From 10th of May onwards You can travel outside the county People from 3 houses can have meetings outside the house or 6 people from any … Read more
An increase of over 600 passengers has been recorded in the Dublin Airport even the State has imposed mandatory hotel quarantine for incoming passengers coming from 71 red-listed countries by the Irish Government. 10,700 passengers arrived at the airport last week. The number of foreign residents who arrive at Dublin Airport also increased by 11 … Read more
A social media campaign had started which asks for restaurants and cafes to reopen on July 2nd by breaching the Covid 19 restrictions. Hotels and guesthouses are allowed to open on 2nd of July and restaurants and cafes plan to breach as a protest. No indoor dining is allowed yet in the country. A group … Read more
After a huge gap of eight years, India and EU have decided to restart their negotiations on bilateral free trade. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had spoke to the EU leaders via video conference attending a summit in Portugal. The EU officials said that they are thrilled to make their prospects more closer with India. … Read more
If you are planning to buy a car, the one you select should be satisfactory for you. You have the right to expect a satisfactory quality and decide whether it is fit for purpose. If the one you chose becomes faulty, you have the right to ask the seller for making your car complaint free. … Read more
South Dublin County Council are hiring Community Employment Participants. The participants must be over 21 years of age and must be unemployed for the last one year. For more details contact Liz Kelly CE Supervisor01 4142223 / 0867716835Email: lizkelly@sdublincoco.ie
India is getting more and more medical aid from other countries and latest news reports that a cargo plan from Northern Ireland has left to India containing oxygen generators today. The three generators which are built in Northern Ireland can generate 500 litres of oxygen per minute. The shipment also contains 1000 ventilators too. This … Read more
The National Public Health Emergency Team had warned people on not to rely on Covid 19 test kits sold through supermarkets. The results obtained are not accurate and high rate of false results have been found. The test kits have been used uncontrollably, said the chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan. He opines that the … Read more
HSE had planned to open a new online booking platform which could help people to register their covid test even though they reside in a county where the Covid rates are high. This initiative will help to control further transmission of the virus. People can have their test without referrals from the doctor and these … Read more
On Thursday 6 May, Minister of State for European Affairs, Thomas Byrne T.D. launches “A Career for EU”, Ireland’s Strategy to increase Irish representation in the European Union’s Institutions and Agencies. The new strategy aims to significantly increase the numbers of Irish officials in both permanent and temporary positions within the EU Institutions, to increase the … Read more
On foot of the earlier donation of 700 oxygen concentrators, the Government has donated a further 500 concentrators, 2 oxygen generators, and other vital materials to India, which continues to battle with an exponential rise in COVID-19 cases. This additional donation arrived in Delhi airport on Tuesday 4 May. The Department of Foreign Affairs has … Read more
Garda invites candidates for providing a paid internship with them. They focuses on school leavers from under-represented communities An Garda Síochána, aims to provide interns with an opportunity to be part of the organisation for a period of 9 months commencing September. Send your applications to : internship@garda.ie
The first British Irish Intergovernmental conference in a gap of two years will take place in June. In a joint statement by Foreign Affairs minister Simon Coveney and Northern Ireland secretary of State Brandon Lewis, they reaffirmed to uphold the Good Friday agreement. Through the statement they announced to “work together in close partnership to … Read more
According to the government’s chief scientific advisor, rapid antigen tests may help people to skip the mandatory hotel quarantine and it may help revive the aviation industry safely. Director general of Science foundation Ireland, Professor Mark Ferguson had called for immediate action on rolling out pilot schemes for antigen testing. Rapid antigen testing kit is … Read more