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Ireland: immigration policy, education, living, property and more.
Ireland's Top Culinary Journey
Ireland, located on the western islands of Europe, has a long history that expresses its unique culture through music, folklore, language, and well-preserved landscapes. Notably, it showcases its characteristics through its rich natural food resources and talents in agriculture and cooking.
Chinese Investment in Ireland Shows Upward Trend
Richard Bruton, Ireland's Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, led an Irish business delegation to visit the four cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong from the 14th to the 18th. On the afternoon of the 14th, he hosted the 'Invest in Ireland' forum, spearheaded by the National Development and Reform Commission.
CCB Launches Aircraft Leasing Business in Ireland
CCB Financial Leasing Corporation Limited (hereinafter referred to as "CCB Leasing"), a subsidiary of China Construction Bank, held an opening ceremony for its Irish subsidiary in Dublin on the 16th. This is the first overseas subsidiary established by CCB Leasing, which will conduct aircraft leasing business in Ireland, a global hub for the aircraft leasing industry.
Microsoft Invests $152 Million to Build New Campus in Ireland
European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Pierre Moscovici, stated on the French radio station Europe 1 on Thursday that the reforms implemented by the Greek government are on track, and creditors will disburse the next tranche of 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion) in funds under the bailout program.
Dublin, Ireland Becomes the Most Cost-Effective Tourist City in Europe
According to British media reports, the latest Post Office Travel Money survey found that visiting six major culturally rich attractions in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, costs only £76 (approximately 762 RMB), making it the most cost-effective tourist city in Europe. Meanwhile, London, also in Europe, topped the list of the most expensive travel cities in Europe, with travel costs approximately four times those of Dublin.
Key Points for Immigration and Enrollment in Ireland
Enrollment standards for studying in Ireland: High school students or graduates from our country can apply for preparatory and undergraduate courses in Ireland, with requirements including good high school grades and English proficiency.
Ireland to Implement Licensing System for E-cigarettes
The Irish Department of Health recently announced that the government plans to implement a licensing system for the sale of e-cigarette products in order to strengthen the regulation of such new tobacco products.
New Irish Fiscal Year Budget Emphasizes Tax Cuts and Increased Benefits
On the 13th, the Irish government submitted its 2016 fiscal year budget to Parliament, announcing new policies such as tax reductions and increased benefits to promote the country's continued economic recovery and growth momentum.
Ireland Survey: Negative Correlation Between Children's Gaming and Exam Results
The National Children's Bureau in Northern Ireland tracked 611 students aged 14 to 16 in Northern Ireland between 2012 and 2014. The survey results show that students who play video games twice a day struggle to achieve high marks in five GCSE subjects. Compared to the 77% of students who rarely play games during the week, only 41% of students who own handheld consoles and play games at least twice a day achieve five A to C grades in their GCSEs...
Ireland Ranks First in Student Satisfaction Among International Students in Europe
According to British media reports on September 16, among all of Europe, international students in Ireland are the most satisfied with their study abroad experience, while student satisfaction in the United Kingdom ranks tenth, and France is at the bottom among all 18 countries.
Hammerson Acquires Irish Loan Portfolio
On September 29, Hammerson PLC (HMSO.LN) announced that its joint venture with Allianz Real Estate will acquire an Irish loan portfolio for €1.85 billion (approximately $2.08 billion).
Leisurely Towns in Ireland: Captivating Visitors with Cuisine and Scenery
Perhaps many people only have the opportunity to see a romantic white Christmas in Hollywood blockbusters. When the sun rises above the horizon, it is time for breakfast; without the repetitive urging of an alarm clock, tourists can choose room service after waking up, and staff will promptly deliver breakfast to their bedside.