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How to become a police officer in Ireland?
The police force in Ireland, known by their Irish title “an Gardai Síochána”, make regular announcements inviting members of the public to apply to become police officers. Applications can only …
Can you ski in Ireland?
While it does snow in Ireland on occasions there it doesn’t snow consistently enough for skiing or snowboarding. There are no typical ski resorts or suitable places for natural outdoor …
A route to Irish citizenship for undocumented Braziians and non Irish nationals
After many years of campaigning by various immigrant groups, Ireland is set to provide a pathway to citizenship for over 17,000 undocumentend residents in Ireland. The undocumentated residents, many of …
10 expressions in English widely used by the Irish
Like all languages, the English spoken in Ireland has some regional variations that are not limited to the accent alone. There are a number of slang and expressions that are …
The best spots to work or study in Dublin
For those who work remotely, it is sometimes necessary to leave the house and breathe new air to maintain productivity. Some people like to work in cafes, others in libraries, …
What to do on a rainy day in Dublin?
The title sounds like a joke, as it rains (on average) 129 days a year in Dublin. City dwellers are used to the rain, but there are days when outdoor …
How to access the public library in Ireland
Access to knowledge is a right of every citizen. In Ireland, public libraries offer book rentals, eBooks and even language courses completely free of charge. To gain access, you only …
5 fun facts about Irish pubs
Os pubs existem há quase mil anos, e são parte importante da cultura e história da Irlanda. Os pubs são o centro da comunidade e da vida social dos irlandeses, …
Why is Dublin divided in numbers?
You may have noticed that Dublin is divided into several numbered regions, such as Dublin 1, Dublin 2, etc. For those who live in the capital, it even makes sense, …
The origin of leprechauns
You probably know the leprechauns, symbols of Irish culture and much celebrated during St. Patrick’s Day. According to legend, the leprechauns are lonely little men who make shoes and keep …
8 Irish online shops you need to know
More than ever, online commerce continues to grow. According to study of the BPFI, the Irish make, on average, 44 purchases a year over the internet. And with the pandemic, …