Used Imports Into Ireland Up 22%
Vehicle history expert CARTELL.IE reports today (29th June) that the numbers of used vehicles imported into Ireland this year are up 22% on last year. In the month of May imports surged by 51.23% compared to the same month last year. Likewise in April imports were up by 39% compared with April 2015. Imports were marginally […]
‘Use It Or Lose It’ Says Harkin
The European Commission is attempting to move the goalposts concerning the issue of water charges in Ireland by giving contradictory responses to questions from members of the European Parliament. This was stated by independent MEP Marian Harkin when she slated the European Commission for issuing confusing messages and, in the process, misrepresenting the position governing […]
“Dream NEW” Scholarship
The newly created “Dream NEW” Scholarship supports students who are ready to realise their dreams. Altogether, 8 scholarships with a total value of 60,000 € will be awarded. The European Funding Guide is looking for adventurous and open-minded students to apply for the Scholarships. . These scholarships enable students to study for one semester at any one […]
Level Yellow Rainfall Warning Issued
Level Yellow Rainfall Warning The following Warning has been issued by Met Éireann at 10:00 hours Monday, 27-Jun-2016 for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford. A spell of heavy rain during Tuesday morning is likely to lead to accumulations of 25-35mm with local spot flooding. Valid from 03:00 hours Tue, 28-Jun-2016 Valid until 15:00 hours […]
Luas Red Line Resuming from Sunday 3rd July
There’s good news for Luas Red Line passengers as the roadworks on the line between Abbey St and The Point have finished ahead of schedule. A full Red Line service, travelling to/from Connolly Station and The Point will resume from Sunday 3rd July. The restricted service on the Red Line was due to be in place […]
Win A Luxury 5-Star Stay at the Powerscourt Hotel
Win a Luxury Overnight Stay for Two at the AA 5-star Powerscourt Hotel Winner of AA Hotel of the Year 2015/2016, this very stylish hotel built in the Palladian style, has a tranquil setting with stunning views over the gardens and woodlands to the Sugar Loaf. The bedrooms and suites are particularly spacious and well […]
Construction Industry Federation Warns Regions Are Being Left Behind
A CIF delegation has warned that the West, Midlands and Northwest regions are being left behind in the terms of economic growth, infrastructure and job creation. The CIF delegation met with Ms Marian Harkin Independent MEP from the North West constituency on Monday to chart a path to recovery for these regions. Western Region Director, […]
Dairy Forum Cash Flow Tool Initiative Worthwhile
Speaking following the first Dairy Forum chaired by Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed, IFA National Dairy Committee Chairman Sean O’Leary said that, while the initiative to provide farmers with stakeholder assistance and training in planning short and medium term cash flow projections is very worthwhile, it is crucial that the Minister would deliver actual low- […]
Boredom Leads to Political Extremes
Boredom among an electorate may be contributing to a widening of political views among voters. Studies undertaken by researchers at the University of Limerick and King’s College London, demonstrate that experiences of boredom, contribute to a stronger endorsement of left versus right-wing ideologies, resulting in greater polarization of political preferences. The research, undertaken by Dr Wijnand A. P. van […]