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Dublin: More than 400 people died from drug overdoses in Ireland alone in 2020. The shocking statistics accurately reflect the country's rising drug use. There are some terrorist groups that are capable of destroying the country through…

Ireland has dropped two places in a global ranking of nations' progress in closing the gender gap, dropping the Republic out of the top ten for the first time. While the overall economic, social, health, and political disparity between…

Dublin: There are 21 companies in Ireland looking for automation, IT specialists. It is expected that recruitment will begin in the summer. There are numerous opportunities for those with prior experience and others to work for…

Cork: Irish people will gather again today to remember the hundreds of people of Indian descent who lost their lives at the hands of terrorists. On this day 38 years ago, the world's second-largest aviation disaster occurred. On June 23,…

New York: It has been confirmed that all five passengers aboard the Titanic died in the disaster, which took them to the deep sea to see the Titanic ruins. When the submarine's wreckage was recovered from the bottom of the North Atlantic…

A massive Garda operation in the Galway-Mayo area that lasted until the early hours of Wednesday morning (last week) resulted in the arrest of seven people suspected of criminal gang activities. Up to 85 Garda officers were engaged in…

In Latin, solstice means "the sun stands still." According to NASA, the solstices and equinoxes function as seasonal markers due to the earth's axial tilt of 23.5 degrees with respect to its orbital path around the sun. Because of the…

Dublin: Thousands of health care assistants who have arrived in Ireland from foreign countries, including India, have launched a special campaign to simplify the family reunification process. Most of the health care assistants who have…

Dublin: The Rise of the Illegal Money Mafia in Ireland. Ill-gotten gains have been found to be flowing out of the country just as money is flowing into the Irish market. According to the latest figures from the Banking and Payments…

Dublin: Many nurses who came from India are in crisis now that the Aptitude Test is back. They are suffering from a lack of work and income. All of them are nurses recruited for work in HSE and private nursing homes in Ireland. Those…