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Woman Misses Cousin's Wedding, Calls It Real Cost Of Living Abroad
She expressed a strong desire to return home and be present with her family during the celebrations.
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Amazon Software Engineer From India Details Salary And Expenses In Dublin: 'I Save 30-40%'
An Indian software engineer working at Amazon in Dublin details salary, expenses, and savings in a viral video.
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Indian-Origin Woman Claims A "White Girl" Slapped Her In Ireland: "Had Heard About The Racism"
In the post, the Indian-origin woman, who was flown to Dublin by her company, recounted that she was exiting her office when a stranger walking toward her suddenly slapped her.
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Dublin Is 2026's Best City For Solo Travellers: What To See, Eat And Do
Dublin won the title of world's best solo travel destination for good reason. It's walkable, friendly, safe, and perfect for people exploring alone.
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Indian Cab Driver In Ireland Attacked With Bottle, Told To "Go Back To Your Own Country"
In yet another disturbing incident, an Indian-origin man was violently assaulted in Ballymun, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland.
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"Ireland Isn't Safe": Indian Man Living Abroad Issues Warning After Brutal Mob Attack In Dublin
Days after a mob in Dublin brutally attacked an Indian man, another Indian national has issued a stark warning, urging fellow citizens to avoid coming to Ireland.
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"Zionists Not Welcome": Israeli Man Spat On By Irish Woman At Restaurant
Jim O'Leary, a member of the Dun-Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, denounced the event as "pure, unadulterated anti-Semitism".
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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"Swedish Embassy In Their Infinite Wisdom...": Vir Das On Being Denied Double-Entry Schengen Visa
Applying for visas for foreign travel can be a hassle. Elaborating on the same, comedian Vir Das recently shared that he was forced to postpone his Dublin show because the Swedish Embassy denied his request for a double-entry Schengen visa.
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Medieval Mummies "Beyond Repair" After Dublin Church Fire
Five medieval mummies preserved in the crypt of a Dublin church have likely been damaged beyond repair by a fire and water used to douse the flames, a church official said on Wednesday.
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Tying Ribbons To Your Luggage Is Wasting Your Time And Others'. Here's Why
Baggage handlers at Dublin Airport caution travelers against attaching ribbons or accessories to their luggage.
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New York-Dublin Portal Reopens With Tougher Rules, Limited Hours
The portal allows people to see but not hear each other on both sides of the Atlantic. It was closed last week due to inappropriate behaviour of the visitors.
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Dublin To New York Portal Shut Due To "Inappropriate Behaviour"
Organisers in New York emphasised that a "very small minority" of tourists have been responsible for the unacceptable behaviour.
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Rubber Duck Released In Ireland Found 644 Km Away After 18 Years
It was found by Filip Miller, 13, who was walking his dogs. He brought the toy home and his mother Marion noticed the writing on it about the 2006 event.
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10 Most Congested Cities In The World In 2023
London was the most congested city in the world in 2023, with commuters spending 37 minutes 20 seconds in traffic on average to cover a distance of 10 km, a new study has found.
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Woman Misses Cousin's Wedding, Calls It Real Cost Of Living Abroad
She expressed a strong desire to return home and be present with her family during the celebrations.
-
Amazon Software Engineer From India Details Salary And Expenses In Dublin: 'I Save 30-40%'
An Indian software engineer working at Amazon in Dublin details salary, expenses, and savings in a viral video.
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Indian-Origin Woman Claims A "White Girl" Slapped Her In Ireland: "Had Heard About The Racism"
In the post, the Indian-origin woman, who was flown to Dublin by her company, recounted that she was exiting her office when a stranger walking toward her suddenly slapped her.
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Dublin Is 2026's Best City For Solo Travellers: What To See, Eat And Do
Dublin won the title of world's best solo travel destination for good reason. It's walkable, friendly, safe, and perfect for people exploring alone.
-
Indian Cab Driver In Ireland Attacked With Bottle, Told To "Go Back To Your Own Country"
In yet another disturbing incident, an Indian-origin man was violently assaulted in Ballymun, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland.
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"Ireland Isn't Safe": Indian Man Living Abroad Issues Warning After Brutal Mob Attack In Dublin
Days after a mob in Dublin brutally attacked an Indian man, another Indian national has issued a stark warning, urging fellow citizens to avoid coming to Ireland.
-
"Zionists Not Welcome": Israeli Man Spat On By Irish Woman At Restaurant
Jim O'Leary, a member of the Dun-Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, denounced the event as "pure, unadulterated anti-Semitism".
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
-
"Swedish Embassy In Their Infinite Wisdom...": Vir Das On Being Denied Double-Entry Schengen Visa
Applying for visas for foreign travel can be a hassle. Elaborating on the same, comedian Vir Das recently shared that he was forced to postpone his Dublin show because the Swedish Embassy denied his request for a double-entry Schengen visa.
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Medieval Mummies "Beyond Repair" After Dublin Church Fire
Five medieval mummies preserved in the crypt of a Dublin church have likely been damaged beyond repair by a fire and water used to douse the flames, a church official said on Wednesday.
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Tying Ribbons To Your Luggage Is Wasting Your Time And Others'. Here's Why
Baggage handlers at Dublin Airport caution travelers against attaching ribbons or accessories to their luggage.
-
New York-Dublin Portal Reopens With Tougher Rules, Limited Hours
The portal allows people to see but not hear each other on both sides of the Atlantic. It was closed last week due to inappropriate behaviour of the visitors.
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Dublin To New York Portal Shut Due To "Inappropriate Behaviour"
Organisers in New York emphasised that a "very small minority" of tourists have been responsible for the unacceptable behaviour.
-
Rubber Duck Released In Ireland Found 644 Km Away After 18 Years
It was found by Filip Miller, 13, who was walking his dogs. He brought the toy home and his mother Marion noticed the writing on it about the 2006 event.
-
10 Most Congested Cities In The World In 2023
London was the most congested city in the world in 2023, with commuters spending 37 minutes 20 seconds in traffic on average to cover a distance of 10 km, a new study has found.
