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New app will ease the burden for taxpayers says Dublin accountantA Dublin-based accountant is leading the change in bookkeeping with a new smartphone app.
Harnessing Irish farming know-how to end world hunger and povertyIrish agricultural knowledge can play a role in ending hunger and poverty for millions of people in the developing world.
Residents claim abuses at Monaghan direct provision centreResidents at a direct provision centre in Co Monaghan have appealed to the public to rescue them from what they allege to be abusive treatment.
The future of clean energyDublin conference calls for political leadership in support of renewable energy and warns of dangers of nuclear, writes Michael McGowan
Why I’m still in Northern IrelandI remember during my first week or so in Belfast in the year 2000, I missed the last bus to my university accommodation.
Diverse City girls back on the pitch for 2017Following a successful outing in 2016, Dublin’s intercultural girls’ soccer team Diverse City FC have moved to the Garda and Camogie Grounds in Phoenix Park for the new season.
Irish Times ‘alt-right’ article sends online racism reports ‘off the charts’The iReport.ie racist incident reporting system says it logged 37 reports of media racism relating to the recent Irish Times opinion piece on the so-called ‘alt-right’ movement by Nicholas Pell, an American freelance writer living in Ireland.
Year of the rooster a chance for better links with ChinaEvery member of the Chinese community in Ireland should work for better and stronger Sino-Irish relations.
Foreign ministers praise strong ties between Ireland and New ZealandNearly 13 per cent of New Zealanders are Irish by heritage, according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade.