Ireland is the only country in Europe with a guaranteed two-year visa ‘stay-back’ option for American graduates. As uncertainty around Brexit continues in the UK, the number of students and jobseekers coming to Ireland has increased.
Dedicated to promoting the cultural vision of Ireland’s first President, the Douglas Hyde Foundation will place a special emphasis on projects that will strengthen the Irish language and deepen the links between the Irish diaspora and Ireland, themes which were central to Hyde’s life.
Studying abroad is a popular choice for young U.S. professionals aiming to further their careers in the business arena. European countries such as Ireland, Europe’s fastest-growing economy, offer a haven for candidates looking to differentiate themselves through European experience whilst saving significant time and money.
On Wednesday, September 12, IrishCentral will take you live to a fun and fascinating conversation on EdTech hosted by Digital Irish and the Irish International Business Network in New York City.
Grand Canal Innovation District in Dublin's Silicon Docks will host start-up businesses and established companies as well as research, education and community facilities.
Celtic Irish American Academy is an International Summer School for US High School students in Ireland. It runs for two weeks each July in Salthill, Galway.
Six students, three from high school and three from college, have been selected for scholarship awards from The New York City St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Everything you need to know about the “Celtic Curse” Hemochromatosis from causes, symptoms, definition and testing to treating, diagnoses and why it’s so common in Ireland.
Darach Ó Séaghdha is on a mission to nix the stereotype of the Irish language as dry, stuffy, and largely irrelevant to tease out the life behind the words.
Ola Majekodunmi was just seven months old when her Nigerian parents sought asylum in Ireland but she attended an Irish-language school and now presents her own Irish radio show.
In association with Gaeil Nua-Eabhrac, Bliain na Gaeilge, and the Consulate General of Ireland New York, IrishCentral will join a celebration of Irish speakers, learners, and lovers on Wednesday, May 23.
