Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney, T.D., today pledged a further €5 million in humanitarian assistance from Ireland for the crisis in Yemen. Minister Coveney made the pledge at the 2021 High‑Level Pledging Event for the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen, convened by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the Governments … Read more
Barry is currently Chelsea first-team coach, and will join Stephen Kenny’s coaching staff ahead of the start of the FIFA 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign in March. “I’m delighted to join the Republic of Ireland coaching staff ahead of the start of the FIFA 2022 World Cup campaign,” said Anthony Barry. Anthony enjoyed a lengthy … Read more
Paul Stirling and Kim Garth were named Ireland’s men’s and women’s players of the decade for 2011-20 at the Irish Cricket Awards on Friday night. Stirling, who was also named as player of the year for 2020, had been shortlisted alongside Ed Joyce, Tim Murtagh, Kevin O’Brien and William Porterfield, and was picked for his “world-class” … Read more
Q: What is a EU Vaccine Passport? The European Commission is planning to form a new idea which could enhance tourism and work travel. A digital travel pass is what they think about. The Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that it could be a Q-code which could be stored on your smartphone or … Read more
The famous travel publication, Lonely planet ranks Keem Bay beach at No: 18 among the 20 most beautiful beaches in Europe. Even if the beach couldn’t break into the top 10 or 15, The Lonely Planet showered praises upon it. The Lonely Planet comes forward with the best beaches categories as these are very highly … Read more
A joint statement released by the FA and the football associations of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland on Monday evening read: “The football associations and Government partners of the UK and Ireland are delighted that the UK Government has committed to support a prospective five-association bid for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. … Read more
The Stella in Rathmines is one of Ireland’s best ‘luxury’ cinemas and they’ve even added a diner . and it has been voted one of the most beautiful in the world. Many cinemas around the world are shut due to COVID-19 pandemic situation .When Timeout.com decided to rate the world’s most beautiful theatres in the world, … Read more
UK Financial Services Firms continue moving jobs and assets to the EU, while calling on the Government to ensure the UK maintains a cooperative trading relationship with the bloc. According to the latest data from the EY Financial Services Brexit Tracker, 43% (95 out of 222) of Financial Services Firms have publicly stated they have … Read more
Public will get Illness Benefit from the Department of Social Protection (DSP) if you cannot work because you are sick or ill. You must be aged under 66, covered by the appropriate class of Social Insurance (PRSI) and satisfy the PRSI conditions. You must apply for Illness Benefit within 6 weeks of becoming ill. From 1 March … Read more
John Sweeney is 10 years old and in 4th class in St Mochtas and a member of St Oliver Plunketts Gaa Club. He is very concerned about the issue of homelessness and never pass anyone on the street without wanting to donate money to homeless charity. He has unique way for raising money for Inner … Read more
Ireland Telugu Association (ITA) and Ireland Telugus Welfare Association (ITWA) are jointly organizing Sri Plava Nama Samvatsara Ugadi Sambaralu 2021 (US2021) virtually on April 17th. They request all the performers – Child / Adult artists – for active participation in the US2021 virtual events. In order to give fair chance to as many as possible, … Read more
Bank of Ireland informed this morning, that it plans to close 88 branches in Ireland and 15 in Northern Ireland. Total branches of bank in Ireland will reduce to 169 and 13 in Northern Ireland The locations for these closures are set to be announced later today. In a statement this morning, the bank informed … Read more
Joseph Shalbin moved to Ireland in 2018, and started working as a nurse in St. James’s Hospital Dublin.He is from Puthenvelikara, north paravur Ernakulam, has completed diploma in electronics, Bcom, GNM and MBA HCS, completed education from Kerala, Bangalore and Mumbai, after finishing MBA, he was working as a hospital manager in Mumbai . While … Read more
Thirteen people have appeared in court charged with public order offences because of anti-lockdown protests in Dublin on Saturday.They were all charged with breaches of the public order Act. On Saturday night, gardaí (Irish police) said 20 people had been charged in connection with the protests. They were remanded in custody with consent to … Read more
Essential workers are those providing the services below. Physical attendance at workplaces is only permitted where such services can only be provided in person and cannot be delivered remotely. Essential workers do not include administrative and other support for such businesses and services unless specified in section 13 and the physical presence of a worker … Read more