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Life for Immigrants in Ireland: The 'Ambassador's Cup' Table Tennis Tournament Successfully Held
There is a large Chinese immigrant population in Ireland, and the cultural life of Chinese immigrants is extremely rich! On April 17, 2016, the inaugural Irish 'Ambassador's Cup' Table Tennis Tournament was successfully held in Dublin. The event was co-initiated by the Embassy of China in Ireland and the Embassy of Mexico in Ireland, and hosted by the Confucius Institute at University College Dublin.
Immigrating to Ireland: Aviation Finance Leads to High-Paying Careers
When immigrating to Ireland, choosing a major for your children's studies that leads to high-paying future employment is a wise decision, and aviation and finance are excellent choices. As a political, economic, and cultural hub, over 50% of global financial institutions have chosen to establish branches in Ireland, with more than 250 of them located in the Dublin International Financial Services Centre. Among Ireland's finance-related sectors, Irish aviation finance...
Ireland Immigration: Master's Program Recommendations
Master's and doctoral programs in liberal arts, education, law, and medicine at Trinity College Dublin are quite popular among local students.
Ireland Holds Military Parade to Commemorate the Centenary of the Easter Rising
Immigrate to Ireland, stay informed about Ireland. Ireland recently held a military parade to commemorate the "Easter Rising." Dublin, March 27: Ireland held a military parade in its capital, Dublin, on the 27th to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the "Easter Rising" against British rule.
Irish Man Completes Seven Marathons in Five Days for Charity
Irish immigration is focused on the life of immigrants in Ireland. According to British media reports, Richard Donovan, a 42-year-old man from Galway in western Ireland, began his challenge on January 31 in the zero-degree environment of Antarctica and completed the entire challenge after 5 days, 9 hours, and 8 minutes: he ran seven marathons across seven continents in five days.
Immigrate to Ireland and Experience the Beauty of Seasonal Festivals
Ireland is a magical place, possessing both breathtaking natural beauty and the vibrant bustle of modern cities; it has a turbulent history filled with twists and turns, yet retains a long-standing culture steeped in legend. Known as the "Emerald Isle," Ireland's natural scenery is stunningly pristine, with the entire island covering a total area of 84,421 square kilometers.
Apple to Add 1,000 Manufacturing and Customer Service Jobs in Ireland
Apple CEO Tim Cook visited Dublin on Wednesday and revealed that Apple will add 1,000 manufacturing and customer service jobs in Ireland, bringing the total number of local Apple employees to 6,000, some of whom will be involved in local assembly of Apple hardware. The new employees will be engaged in manufacturing, customer service, finance, and global supply chain management. These positions are scheduled to begin in mid-2017, and...
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.
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.
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.
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.