A university education at an Irish university provides you with a life-changing experience. Students studying at Irish universities have long been educated to the highest
“I was evicted from my rented apartment in Dublin by the Landlord and could not find another place to shelter and this has become a
The housing crisis in Ireland appears to have persisted long enough to be considered a permanent aspect of daily life there. A report by Simon
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Global Cost of Living Index 2021, Dublin is the 19th most expensive city in the world to live in.
Dublin is suffering one of its biggest rental crises in history. One only needs to look at Daft.ie to see that. On the website there
In this week’s episode, we cover why dogwalking pyramid schemes may be the answer to Ireland’s housing crisis, how you can make a 5-figure income from Tik Tok crafts (menthos and coke bottles required), and the pooey perils of living on a houseboat.
“The place is crap but it’s all I can afford.” “There’s black mold everywhere and the landlord told me to open a window.” “How am
Thousands of households in Ireland continue to remain on the housing waiting list, despite a 9.9% decrease from 2019 to 2020. The latest figures released
Homelessness in Youth is emerging as a significant social problem in Dublin these days. The number of young people aged 18-24 experiencing homelessness in Ireland
It seems that millennials will continue to carry the burden of the bank’s mistakes. This week it was announced that Ulster Bank was fined €37.8m
On the annual celebration of International Women’s Day, the world recognised the cultural, political and socio-economic accomplishments of women around the world. Two days later, an
The housing crisis in Ireland has been at the forefront of our news for years, with several people complaining about the lack of adequate accommodation
The housing price is a topic very discussed. Why it is so high? How does the market work? The circular will give you an explanation
Documentary film ‘PUSH’ by Swedish director Fredrik Gertten was screened as part of the IFI Documentary Festival 2019. The film documents UN Special Rapporteur on
Danjuma, a 25-year-old Nigerian left home to fulfil his dream of studying abroad. The post-graduate student of Griffith College looked forward to having his best
As we near the end of 2018, another boom is in full swing as unemployment rates drop and newly built hotels and student accommodation continue