The troubled history of the Irish whiskey
Ireland is practically synonymous with whiskey. The word whiskey (or whiskey) comes from the Gaelic uisce beatha, which means “water of life”. …
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The Irish are the 2nd most financially worried people in Europe
A study by the digital bank N26 with 12 European countries showed that the population of Ireland is the second most concerned …
6 good reasons to study in Ireland
Ireland is one of the most popular countries for international students. Between 2013 and 2017, the number of foreign students in the …
Study reveals the inequality of remote working in Ireland
Thanks to technology, many workers began to work remotely during the pandemic. However, not all jobs offer this possibility. This is the …
Dalkey, the home of celebrities in the south of Dublin
Dalkey is a very rich village in the suburb of Dublin, known for being home to many famous people like Bono and …
Dublin university offers scholarship for PhD communication program
University College Dublin is offering a doctoral scholarship in the field of communication. The Ad Astra PhD Scholarship lasts up to four …
Tesco has job openings in three of its Dublin stores
Although most of the trade is closed in Ireland, supermarkets remain open and are considered essential by the government. To meet the …
How to open a bank account in Ireland
Having an account in Ireland allows you to withdraw money from an ATM from anywhere in Europe, pay for your purchases with …
Have you ever thought about living in a castle in Ireland?
With the price of real estate in Dublin, you can almost think that the spaces offered by the real estate agents are …
Why Dublin does not have a metro?
Despite having suburban trains (DART), surface trains (LUAS) and a good bus system, Dublin still does not have an underground metro system …
Why do many Irish surnames begin with Mc or O’?
You may have noticed that many surnames in Ireland start with the prefix Mc and O ‘, like McDonald and O’Brien, for …
Pub uses drone to deliver beer during the pandemic
More than 7,000 pubs and 50,000 employees in Ireland are in trouble. The establishments were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, and …
