Irish Water has introduced a plan to reduce water leakage at homes and offices in the country, aiming at preserving more water and staying away from water scarcity. The Leakage Reduction Programme which was originally started in 2020 is funded over 40 million euros to repair leakage of pipes and install more equipment, had created … Read more
A Cork man has been disqualified from driving for 20 years and got a prison sentence for 3 years after drink driving. Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard that the man had been driving dangerously after consuming alcohol and caused serious harm in four places. The 30 year old convict namely Daniel Culhane from Owenahincha, Rosscarbery … Read more
Standing outside Dublin’s Citywest Conventional Centre while waiting for the results to be announced, Punam’s mind was about to burst out with a hundred emotions. Above all, she kept thinking, ‘Yes – it was a long and hard-fought election campaign in Dublin West’. She had visited close to 4,000 houses and met with almost every … Read more
The well known Scottish poet and novelist, Robert Louis Stevenson, once wrote that “Wine is bottled poetry”. One might interpret this as being a reference to the complex interplay between environment, and imagination – poetry, the manifestation of the fertile ground of the human imagination; and wine, possessing the character of its terroir. Bhagyalakshmi Barrett … Read more
Radio is not just a machine, but a part of the body and soul for Ramesh Rimpy Punjabi, who started a community radio programme for the Punjabi community in Ireland. It was the dream of a Punjabi village boy to spread joy and happiness to the people around him, resulted in this historic venture, which … Read more
While Robin Jose walks through the streets or does patrolling in the car, the people of Bandon sometimes look at Robin and wonder, who is he? Being the first Indian officer in An Gardai Siochana, this was the response Robin used to get in the beginning of the career in 2018. And he doesn’t complain … Read more
Nurses are frequently referred to as the ‘angels’ of the healthcare system, conjuring an image of miracle workers, ever-present to attend to the sick and dying among us.But this depiction is one that has for too long served to obfuscate the reality – a reality that has become increasingly harsh for healthcare workers during this … Read more
Jaya Jayadev, hailing from the Southern Indian state of Kerala, is the first ever Indian solicitor to be qualified in Ireland. She has joined as a solicitor in Louis Kennedy Solicitors, the only Indian Law Firm in Ireland. She will be available for legal consultancy to everyone in the country, especially to Indians.Jaya graduated from … Read more