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Dublin: Dublin is currently grappling with the largest influx of refugees it has seen to date, with thousands arriving in Ireland through illegal immigration, tacitly endorsed by the Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil-Green Party coalition government.…

Dublin: The housing crisis in Dublin is precipitating a concerning trend of workers and staff leaving the city, as highlighted in recent research findings. The Dublin Chamber's Business Outlook survey reveals that a lack of accommodation…

Dublin: In Ireland, the rental market poses increasing challenges for new tenants, with notable spikes in rental rates across various regions. The Residential Tenancies Board's Rent Index report underscores this trend, revealing a 9.1% rise…

Dublin: Ireland, recent reports from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) have indicated a slight uptick in the unemployment rate, climbing from 4.1% in March to 4.4% in April. Despite the return to economic growth in the first quarter of…

Recent findings reveal that the Indian passport ranks as the second most affordable globally, following the UAE. While Indian passports are the least expensive in terms of cost per year of validity, providing access to 62 nations visa-free,…

Dublin: The ongoing UK-Ireland dispute regarding illegal immigration through Northern Ireland has escalated significantly, with Britain unilaterally withdrawing from discussions on the matter. This development was evident during the recent…

Dublin: As the local and European elections loom, Fianna Fáil finds itself grappling with a decline in public support, hitting its lowest level in two years, dropping from 16% to 14%, according to the latest Red C/Business Post opinion…

Dublin: Prime Minister Simon Harris has directed Justice Minister Helen McEntee to swiftly introduce legislation aimed at managing the influx of refugees crossing the Northern Ireland border. This move follows concerns that a significant…

Dublin: In a stark warning issued by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), Ireland's hospitals are depicted as teetering on the brink of disaster, primarily attributed to a critical shortage of staff. With recruitment bans…

Dublin: Continuing a trend observed in the UK, concerns arise over potential repercussions for nurses found to have engaged in fraudulent activities related to the Occupational English Test (OET) in Ireland. A multinational corporation…