As the cost of living rises, so does the cost of basic necessities. Things like housing, cars, and travel are becoming more expensive than in the past. In order to combat the rising costs, there is no shame in taking…
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…
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…
If you know anything about Irish whiskey, or have gone on any distillery tour in Ireland, you have probably learned about Irish poitín (pronounced like puh-cheen). Often referred to as Irish moonshine, poitín is a strong beverage that was once…
People from around the world take such pride in their Irish roots, links, and heritage, but who can actually claim Irish citizenship?
The results are in: Listen below to ten songs Corkonians love the most. Corkonians proved, within the initiative by Cork City Libraries, there are plenty of songs about or related to their home city and they have chosen their favourite…
Ireland is an ideal place to live, work, and study. Ireland is home to many high quality institutions that also offer plenty of opportunities for international students. One of these opportunities is Ireland’s Third Level Graduate Scheme, available to non…
Ireland has become a popular destination for students from all over the world. From world-class institutions, to thriving tech and finance industries, to an enriching culture, Ireland is an ideal destination in which to live, work, and study. Whether it’s…
There are fantastic opportunities available to study in Ireland for further and third-level education. With such a large range of options though, choosing what’s best for you can sometimes seem daunting. Some 235,000 students were enrolled to study in Ireland through…