Dublin invites you to discover galleries and street art. Check out some of the weekend events in Dublin, held on February 22 and 23. Walk the city, watch great movies, or listen to Beethoven and O’Flynn. DUBLIN STREET ART WALKING TOUR: With an Artist Discover the street art in Dublin city in a guided tour […]
Another day of cloudiness and showers is ahead of us. Yet, these five events in Dublin may brighten up our Wednesday. 1. FILM: Water and Power Pat O’Neill combines techniques of collage, time-lapse, and superimposition to depict an ongoing clash between industry and nature in his 1989 documentary Water and Power. This is a deeply […]
Vote for the Irish Song of 2019 and help your favourite Irish artist win an RTÉ Choice Music Prize. Ireland’s RTÉ Choice Music Prize, an organisation showcasing the best of Irish music, is coming back again to celebrate best songs and albums of 2019. The Irish Album of the Year award is chosen from a […]
Ireland voted for a change in the 2020 general elections. The change may not come if Sinn Féin fails to form a government. A week or so after Irish voters dealt out the cards in the 2020 general elections, a picture of the future government in Ireland remains blurred. On February 8, a total of […]
Moving to Ireland from outside the EU with a view to obtaining work? Here is an overview of the nine work permit types granted in Ireland. The whole process of getting a job in Ireland is a more difficult and a costlier task for people coming to Ireland from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) […]
An analysis has revealed in which towns of Ireland the most romantic people reside. Although Irish people are maybe not considered the most romantic nation, Ireland has discovered a town where the highest number of Cupids live. The e-commerce platform Picodi put together the 22 largest Irish cities and ranked them on the basis […]
Celebrate the Japanese culture in Dublin.
Non-EEA nationals contribute thousands of euros to Ireland’s treasury by applying for and extending their work permits each year. Obtaining an Irish work permit by highly skilled non-EEA nationals in Ireland may be something easily accessible provided they studied the right profession. However, the work permit itself is somewhat costly. Ireland, which operates an employment […]
The labour market needs test requires employers to have some of their vacancies published for weeks. Preventing Ireland’s labour market from being flooded with non-EEA nationals, the Irish government has reintroduced a test to survey if the labour market really needs a non-EEA national for some of the advertised vacancies. Today, each employer who is […]
The hourly national minimum wage exceeded €10 on February 1. As in previous years, the government has decided to increase the national minimum wage, this time by 30 cent an hour. From February 1, the national minimum wage will increase to €10.10. This results from strong growth in earnings across the economy in 2019. […]
