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No noise pollution, healthy AQI, better work-life balance: Indian techie reveals perks of living in Ireland. ‘I now understand why an Indian does not return after coming abroad’An Indian techie in Ireland, Sanket Salke, shared a video highlighting the country's excellent work-life balance and pristine natural beaut...- Pittsburgh steelers vs Minnesota Vikings NFL match Controversy: What is the issue with Ireland government multi-billion dollar support for football game?Pittsburgh steelers vs Minnesota Vikings football game is being played at Croke Park in Dublin.
- Why did Conor McGregor meet Donald Trump in the Oval office? McGregor says he will run to be Ireland’s President, fueling political ambitions and controversyConor McGregor’s Oval Office Meeting with Donald Trump has stirred global attention. On March 17, 2025, McGregor met Trump in the White Hou...
- Studying in Europe is not as fancy as it soundsEurope faces a growing student housing crisis, with a 3-million-bed shortage expected to worsen as student numbers rise. Top cities are har...
- Centre-right parties set to hold power in IrelandThe centre-right parties Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are expected to retain power in Ireland following the general election. With about 45 of...
- Simon Harris becomes Irish PM-in-waitingSimon Harris, known for COVID-19 response, elected as Ireland's next PM. To set priorities at Fine Gael event in Athlone. Will become young...
- Canada's latest policy shift comes as fresh dampener for students from IndiaIn 2022, Indians accounted for four out of 10 overseas students in Canada, with a total of 226,450 Indians studying in the country. Lower c...
- UK presses on with Brexit rules rewrite; European Union calls it illegalBritish unionists there say the checks are fraying the bonds between Northern Ireland and the rest of the U.K., seen by some unionists as a...
- Obama calls Cameron: Discusses Syria, Afghanistan-Pakistan, NSA issuesCameron has been holding tripartite summits with leaders from Afghanistan and Pakistan as part of his effort to bring peace and stability i...
- Indian businesses doing well in UK, says British envoy in USThe British diplomat however did not comment on the question of expanding the group into G-9 and making India a member.
- Why Europe is getting less bad in 2013A sustained rebound in Europe will have important implications for countries in the emerging world, including India.
- Prem Watsa: The Indian who bailed out Bank of IrelandWhen Bank of Ireland faced nationalization, a group of North American investors pumped in $1.6 bn to keep it out of the hands of the Irish ...
- ET in the classroom: PIGS economiesET explains the concept of PIGS economies and help you know about them better.
- Ireland unveils new budget, EU defends economiesIreland has unveiled a 15-billion-euro austerity package as part of its requirements to unlock an international bailout, slashing public se...
- Ireland swallows bitter pill, asks EU for loanDebt-crippled Ireland has formally applied for a massive EU-IMF loan to stem the flight of capital from its banks.
- WEF ranks US among most economically unstable nationsThe United States fared badly in a new assessment of world economies, with the financial crisis accentuating its weakness as one of the mos...
- Bush, allies pledge joint action on global crisisMessage of the day was Bush's plea that nations work together to address the crisis, avoiding go-it-alone strategies. Weekly losers: BSE, N...
- UK Treasury chief says more banks may get helpBritain's Treasury chief said on Sunday that he is ready to step in to save any more banks that get into trouble.
- US Congress clears hotly contested bailout billUS Congress passed highly criticized legislation authorizing $700 bn in govt money to shore up the nation's stressed financial industry. To...
- Crisis deepens in Europe, Irish govt guarantees bank depositsThe Ireland administration on Tuesday announced a guarantee with immediate effect to safeguard deposits of country's banks in a bid to cush...
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