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‘I found the work I really wanted to do’In the latest instalment of Metro Éireann’s MEET THE BOSS, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Maria Angolo, founder of the Life Line Nursing agency, based in Dublin City Maria Angolo has been in Ireland for 27 years. Arriving here from Namibia to study nursing, Angolo attended the Madonna Nursing College at Portiuncula Hospital in Ballinasloe, Co Galway. “At the time it took three years for a nurse to receive her certificate,” she says. “My work experience after graduating was in Merlin Park Hospital in Galway which I loved".
‘When you share food, you share a bond’Seven years ago, Marco Giannantonio had just finished studying law in Rome and came for a holiday to Ireland to improve his English. After falling in love with the country and its people, Giannantonio stayed, and found a job as a waiter. “For a young guy like me, having an opportunity to work in a place like Dublin was fantastic,” he says. “It is so full of life and cultures from all over the world.
Financial planner Ademiniyi Adelekun on the need for a sound financial plan to weather the recession stormsThe beginning of a new year is always a very good time to reflect on our past, the present, and the future. It is a time to look into and assess all areas of our life to see if we are doing well in terms of our life plans.
‘Relationships are not a game’Rose Foley speaks to Pastor Ajigbotoluwa A Lasis of the Adlife Academy, which helps couples build stronger, more meaningful relationships
Grab a Game for a happy, healthy lifePaul Turpin introduces the FAI’s new initiative aimed at bringing Ireland’s cultures together
A journey worth makingA Palestinian refugee studying in Ireland, Mohamed El Kahout tells Meredith Hicks about the ups and downs of a life removed from his family’s ancestral homeland