The Irish government has many plans to help people who desire to buy homes. Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan is such a mortgage scheme for first time buyers backed by the government. This scheme was launched and available nation wide since February 1, 2018 from all local authorities. Through this scheme you can apply for a … Read more
In the time of Covid 19 pandemic, the demand for support from domestic violence organisations were high and they have extended their hands to all sectors of the society. Domestic violence happens when physical or emotional force or threat including sexual violence is forced by a person or a group on other persons or groups. … Read more
Attempts to abscond hotel quarantine have been a very serious issue in Ireland recently. Garda had spotted and chased three women, who tried to skip hotel quarantine and escape in their car, almost 150 kilometres away. It is believed that the women are Brazilians who tried their luck to reach their home at Loughrea, Co … Read more
A data leak from Facebook may affect 1.5 million people in Ireland. Details including names, email id, phone numbers, locations etc could now be extracted from a public domain. The statement from Data Protection Commission says that the data leak had affected almost 533 million people all over the world. They had started investigation on … Read more
HSE are now accepting funding applications for the National Lottery Grants 2021. Applications should be sent on or before 12PM mid day on 16th April 2021. The HSE are distributing National Lottery funding to community groups and voluntary organisations. They provide funding under the National Lottery Grant Scheme and Respite Care Grant Scheme. Groups and … Read more
Two women had been granted bail with conditions by the Dublin Court following their arrest for resisting quarantine when they come back from UAE after a plastic surgery trip. One of the two women have been tested Covid 19 positive. As a result seven rank and file Garda have been forced to be in self … Read more
University of Limerick achieves the most prestigious five star ratings in the QS Stars Rating system. The ranking system is known after education analysts Quacquarelli Symonds who are the world’s leading provider of services, analytics and insights to higher education sector globally. The QS Stars Rating system is considered one of the most credible and … Read more
The Irish Defence Forces is an organisation which is pledged to protect the nation at any cost. Apart from that, as a part of Irish Defence Forces, you will be under proper surveillance and constant challenges will be given and your efficiency in working as a team will also be tested. The life of a … Read more
Indian Film Festival of Ireland (IFFI) will happen from 16-19 October 2021. The festival will be a virtual one because of the Covid 19 pandemic restrictions in place. This is the second time in 12 years, the festival is going to happen virtually. Last year almost 30,000 audience attended the festival from their private comfort … Read more
The e-commerce platform Siyu.ie was launched on 23rd March. As a part of CSR, on day 1, they distributed 8000 reusable cotton face masks and 2400 medical grade masks for staffs of some local schools in Tallaght South area. Councilor Baby Perappadan also joined hands with them in this good deed. Siyu is planning to … Read more
An idea to turn vacant spaces in rural areas to working hubs is about to implement by the Irish Government. The high number of people living in the cities may be influenced by the concentration of businesses and enterprises in the cities. The idea to make more enterprises in rural or remote areas will attract … Read more
The latest quarterly bulletin published by the Central Bank of Ireland warns that nearly 100,000 people could lose their jobs permanently because of the Covid 19 pandemic. The regulator thinks that even after the Covid restrictions are lifted, the rate of unemployment keeps on increasing, even though the economic growth forecast predicts an increase of … Read more
A second development of Aldi Stores in Cork provides more job opportunities for people in the city. Aldi Ireland have announced that they will open up almost 30 new permanent jobs related to the second development in the area. Their new project on Skehard Road comes up with 50 jobs during its construction. Aldi have … Read more
Health minister Stephen Donelly said that the ministry is planning to add more countries into the mandatory quarantine list as many countries are getting worse in terms of number Covid 19 patients. Even though there are oppositions from Fine Gael members, minister is all set to proceed his will. As per the reports, France may … Read more
Two women have been charged for resisting to stay in mandatory quarantine for 14 days. They came from UAE after cosmetic surgery purposes. They had been presented before the Tallaght district court. Kirstie McGrath (30) Nimah Mulreany (25) are the people charged for resisting the quarantine. They pleaded for bail through their solicitor Michael French … Read more