Living in Ireland
Tuition Fee Loans for Students from Ireland at University in England If you are an Irish student starting a degree (undergraduate) course in England in 2021/22- you can still apply for a Tuition Fee Loan in England to help you pay for your course.Brexit has not changed this. Irish residents can also apply for tuition fee … Read more
People are asking about Brexit and the effect on Irish people in the UK and British citizens in Ireland. There is an arrangement between the UK and Ireland called the Common Travel Area.The CTA is a long-standing arrangement between the UK and Ireland that has its origins in the 1920s, long before either the UK … Read more
The Possible Effects on Ireland of a British Exit from the EU Two way trade between Ireland and the UK is worth over EUR €1 billion per week. Ireland is the UK’s fifth largest export market and imports more from the UK than any other country. The UK accounts for 30% of imports into Ireland. … Read more
The Irish economy is showing good signs of continuing recovery. In 2016 real GDP grew by 5.2%, well above the euro area average. The European Economic Forecast said that some of the impressive headline GDP figures are still heavily distorted by the activities of large multinationals . However , domestic activity appears to have been … Read more
Brexit is on the way – and already some big businesses are planning to move staff out of London to other EU countries – with Ireland being one of the popular choices. JP Morgan announced their intention to move hundreds of London banking jobs to Dublin after Brexit. The numbers moving could grow even more … Read more