One of Siouxland's oldest charity fundraisers, the Little Yellow Dog Auction will take place at noon Saturday at the Ho-Chunk ...

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The polls open on Friday. Ireland votes on Friday, November 29 in a closely contested general election that could reshape the Irish political landscape. Polling stations will open at 7 am and ...

As well as paying a lot of wages, these companies give the Irish treasury a windfall of corporate taxes — the full-year total could reach a new high of about 30 billion euros this year.

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Irish workers are among the strictest in the world when it comes to ethically questionable practices like nepotism and fake sick days, according to a new survey. The research by the Institute of ...

More than eight out of ever ten Irish investors believe investment in energy transition assets is increasing rapidly, according to new research from KPMG. That compares to 72% globally the survey ...

Children from the ‘1.5 generation’ who were brought by their parents to live in another country, can struggle to belong, as documented in a new book Polish or Irish? ‘I wanted to fully integrate. But ...

These young adults had become the “in betweeners” – feeling neither Irish nor fully Polish. Irish emigrants would have had experiences similar to those documented in this book, says Dr Share.