Ireland

Many international businesses have chosen to move their headquarters to Ireland in recent years. As a result, the country has become an attractive destination for foreign investors and entrepreneurs. These large well-known companies have already moved their operations to Ireland, including Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft. The country has become a hub for multinational

Ireland’s economy has been performing remarkably well during the global Covid crisis. While most other countries have been struggling with economic downturns, Ireland has managed to maintain its steady growth. There are several reasons for this, which make Ireland an attractive destination for investors and immigrants alike. Ireland’s economic focus is on innovation and technology

The Irish Immigrant Investor Program (IIP) is a program that attracts foreign investment, stimulates economic growth in Ireland, and offers benefits to high-net-worth individuals and their families. One such benefit is unique access to the United Kingdom. Irish citizenship provides visa-free travel and work without permits in the UK, offering greater flexibility, opportunity, and ease

Ireland’s social housing system provides affordable accommodation for those on low incomes, offering flats and houses at rates below the market average. Designed for the most vulnerable members of society, this system is owned either by local authorities or approved housing associations. The tradition of social housing in Ireland dates back to the 19th Century,

Ireland’s housing crisis continues to worsen due to a shortage of social housing, but a recent study from the University College Dublin (UCD) suggests that looking to the past and other European countries may offer solutions. The study, which investigates how social housing is financed, delivered, and managed, highlights Denmark and Austria as examples of