Many people have the ambitious aspiration of becoming millionaires. The time it takes to reach this point might vary greatly from one country to the
The recent global lockdown due to the COVID-19 outbreak has had an unprecedented impact on online commerce and shopping behaviours of consumers. According to a
The history of vaccination in Ireland could be traced back to the mid-1940s, around 500 children died in Ireland each year of vaccine-preventable diseases such
Most often it is easy to forget how serious some diseases can be, and this is due to immunization schemes in large part. Perhaps it’s
On 12 March, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced the first of what was to be a number of strict measures to be introduced in Ireland to
World Health Organisation: Coronavirus Epidemic Is Close to a Pandemic Confirmed cases outside China tripled over the past week and the north of Italy under
The Workplace Relations Comission has confirmed that workers who self- isolate as a precautionary measure to prevent the potential spread of the potentially fatal COVID-19
The OECD became the first international organisation to alert about coronavirus (COVID-19) on March 2, 2020, on their latest Economic Outlook, underlining the outlook of
Great timing, on January 22nd, while the Davos forum is taking place in Switzerland, 171 of the world’s biggest fortune published a letter in which
Ireland has a big connection with Cerrejón mine and this has indirect consequences on climate change actions. The Irish government is called to promoting
A new industrial boom in Dublin’s liberties is dividing locals’ opinions. Michael Fitzgerald owner of Dublin’s famous Liberty Market on Meath Street sees the developments