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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…

Dublin: Mortgage holders struggling with rising interest rates may not have a helping hand from the government. This possibility was ruled out when Prime Minister Leo Varadkar rejected a proposal to provide borrowers with temporary…

Brussels: Paper systems and unnecessary waiting are about to be phased out of the Schengen visa distribution system. The European Union has made a political decision to make digital facilities available to Schengen visa applicants,…

Dublin: The British government has confirmed that the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system will be implemented in the UK beginning next year. The new system will electronically link people's passports. The UK is following in the…

Colombia: Four children survived an Amazon plane crash that killed three adults and wandered for 40 days in the wild before being discovered alive by Colombian soldiers. The news of their rescue on Friday provided a happy climax to a…

Days before the 9th International Yoga Day celebrations on June 21, Ayush minister Sarbananda Sonowal spoke about the significance of the day, how India has popularised yoga globally, actions taken by the government to prevent…

Dublin: Finance Minister Michael McGrath said that Tesco's move to reduce the price of consumer goods will be a turning point in Ireland's business sector. According to the minister, Tesco's lower prices will benefit the public because…

DUBLIN – More than 100,000 children in Ireland are awaiting hospital treatment due to a consultant shortage. Of these, 40,000 have been on the waiting list for over a year. Even those who have been admitted to the hospital are not…