The Night Cork Remembered How to Dance
An Irish Story by Final Resurrection Ltd. The Silver Shoes “Those shoes are a public safety concern.” Máire O’Sullivan, sixty-eight,
Living in Ireland
Moving to Ireland in 2026: Is a Cooling Housing Market Opening the Door to a New Life?
Slower property price growth is encouraging international buyers to take another look at Ireland. Yet the most important question is
The Ireland You Don’t See Until Tuesday Morning
At twenty past eight on Tuesday morning, the most important piece of paper in Aoife Brennan’s kitchen was attached to
Seventeen Minutes
At 8.43 on Monday morning, the most important object in the Brennan household was not the car key, although Paul
Moving to Ireland in 2026: Who Can Actually Help You Build a New Life?
Moving to Ireland is relatively easy to imagine. Finding a job, choosing a county, renting or buying a home and
Ireland’s Stand on Palestine: How a Financial Decision in Luxembourg Reveals Something Deeper About Irish Society
Ireland is often introduced to international visitors through landscapes, literature, music and hospitality. Yet understanding the country beyond the guidebooks
People Are Still Moving to Ireland – But Who Stays, Who Leaves and Why?
Ireland continues to attract people from around the world: 110,600 immigrants arrived in the State in the year to April
Ireland at 5.5 Million: What the Numbers Really Tell Us About the Country’s Future
Ireland has crossed another demographic threshold. The State’s population is now estimated at 5.526 million, after increasing by 66,900 people
Two Men Named Mario Benedetti: A Poet’s Words and an Unexpected Discovery in Dublin
How a quotation about absence leads to an Italian artist, Ireland’s national museum of modern art, and a different way
Forget the Rankings: What Does the Evidence Actually Say About Quality of Life in Ireland?
Ireland frequently performs well in international comparisons of prosperity, employment and quality of life. From outside the country, the picture