Ireland Immigration News
Ireland: immigration policy, education, living, property and more.

National Chamber Choir of Ireland Performs a Passionate Rendition of "Jasmine Flower"

Irish Literature Translation Award Ceremony to be Held in Shanghai

New 2015 Study Abroad Policy for Ireland

Ireland's Merchandise Exports Increase by Nearly 20% in the First Half of the Year

Ireland's Economy Expected to Grow by 5.5% in 2015

Ireland Approves Facebook's Investment in Data Center Construction
Ireland Immigration: Recently, the Meath County Council in Ireland has approved Facebook's plan to invest 200 million euros (220 million USD) in the construction of a data center in Clonee, Meath.

Ireland's Credit Rating Outlook Upgraded to Positive
Ireland Immigration: International credit rating agency Fitch announced last Friday that it has upgraded Ireland's credit rating outlook from "Stable" to "Positive," while affirming its credit rating at "A-." It stated that the European nation's economic growth momentum has been strengthening since it exited its international bailout program in 2013.

Ireland: What Makes It the Top Startup Country in Europe
Irish immigration looks at doing business in Ireland: This month, the Financial Times reported that Huawei completed its first acquisition in Ireland, purchasing the electronic communication network management business of Amartus to enter the Irish telecommunications market. As early as the beginning of 2013, Huawei had established a research and development center in Ireland.

Irish Compressed Air Energy Storage Project Receives European Funding
Insights for Irish immigrants on life in Ireland: The European Union has agreed to provide 6.47 million euros (approximately 7 million U.S. dollars) in funding to Gaelectric's compressed air energy storage (CAES) project located in Northern Ireland.

TV3 in Ireland Acquired by Liberty Global
Irish immigration looks at business in Ireland: The TV3 channel in Ireland is set to be sold to Liberty Global's operator UPC Ireland for over 80 million euros. This nationwide commercial channel will become part of Liberty Global, the parent company of UPC.

Ireland's Dairy Exports to China Grew by 40% Last Year
Immigration and Business in Ireland: Since the 2013 botulism false alarm involving Fonterra, New Zealand's largest milk powder exporter, major dairy companies have turned their attention to Europe in search of new milk sources. Ireland has become the biggest beneficiary, with three of the world's top four dairy companies now operating factories in the country.

Ireland Hosts the Second Annual Asia Business Week
Ireland Immigration: The second Asia Business Week, organized by Ireland to strengthen trade and commercial cooperation with Asia, will commence on July 8. More than 1,000 delegates are expected to attend the event to discuss trade development between Ireland and Asia, as well as investment opportunities for both sides.




