Coronavirus in Ireland: what you need to know
What is the current situation in Ireland? The first case was confirmed on February 29. Since then, 683 cases have been confirmed …
One every four Irish low pay workers struggling to live
A recent study found that nearly one in four Irish workers has a hard time surviving on low wages. The study The …
Number of deportations from Ireland jump 80% in 2019
The number of deportations from Ireland has increased significantly in the last year, reaching 293, an increase of 80% over the previous …
All about… St. Patrick’s Day origins and customs
March 17th is dedicated to St. Patrick – or Saint Patrick, in Portuguese – the patron saint of Ireland. According to records, …
How to expand your English experience in Ireland
Have you just arrived in Ireland and is looking for practicing or expanding your language skills? Planning to come to Ireland any …
How to cope with the challenges of being a foreigner
Living abroad is almost always challenging. Especially too far away, to a foreign country which the language is different from yours, where …
Trinity College offers €35,000 scholarships for Brazilian students
Dublin’s Trinity College is offering scholarships for some of its master’s programs. The scholarship covers one year of course, in addition to …
10 alternative places to visit in Ireland, according to Lonely Planet
For those who think they have already seen all that Ireland has to offer, Lonely Planet – the most famous publisher of …
Dublin ranked the worst city to find housing
Dublin has gained international fame for high rental and housing prices. In a ranking released by Internations, a global community of foreigners, …
New cycle route to be built in Dublin quays
The Liffey Cycle Route, an exclusive lane for cyclists on the banks of the River Liffey, in Dublin, should start to be …
5000 immigrants from 135 countries became Irish citizens this week
About 5,000 people from 135 countries officially became Irish citizens this week, including Brazilians. Immigrants attended official ceremonies on Monday and Tuesday …
MasterCard plans to create 1,500 jobs in Ireland
Credit card company MasterCard plans to recruit at least 1,500 new technology professionals for its Dublin facility in the next three to …
