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Dublin: Ireland is not getting enough skilled workers even as it becomes a gateway to Europe, a study finds. Employers are still competing for skilled workers. There is a labour shortage not only in the health and finance sectors but…

Dublin: Rents in Ireland have reached an all-time high, according to new figures. In the first quarter of this year, average rents for new tenants increased by 8.9 percent. This is according to the latest rent index report published…

Dublin: Inflation and staff shortages are putting the vast majority of businesses in Ireland in crisis, research has found. According to research conducted by the business law firm Mason Hayes & Curran and the Irish Management…

The World Health Organisation has identified a new coronavirus strain as a 'variant of interest,' despite authorities predicting a low public health risk. The EG.5 or "Eris" variant is linked to an Omicron subvariant named XBB.1.9.2,…

Dublin: In the first seven months of 2023, 6,192 new work permits were granted in Ireland's health and social work sectors alone, according to government figures. Health and social work (6,192), the information and communication sector…

Dublin: The Department of Justice has clarified the naturalisation conditions for Irish citizenship. According to this, you can apply for citizenship even if you stay outside Ireland for up to 70 days each year. The previous period was six…

The majority of the provisions of the Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023 were effective on July 31, according to Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD. The Act includes broad-ranging legislative amendments that…

Dublin: Eurostat says inflation in Ireland is the highest in the Eurozone. Ireland's inflation rate is higher than the Eurozone record of 8.9%. Eurostat figures reveal that the price of consumer goods in Ireland has increased by 9.6% over…

Dublin: Despite claims of record tax revenues and job creation, Ireland's financial system is not "safe," says the CSO report. The decline in GDP for two consecutive quarters prompted this observation. According to the CSO, the value of…

Dublin: Are you ready to move to one of Ireland's island communities? Then the Irish government is ready to spend up to 80,000 on your behalf. The initiative is part of Ireland's 'Our Living Islands' project. This is a scheme that…