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# brain-drain - Sunday 24 June, 2018
'Two years is a long time': How PayPal is trying to hold onto company-hopping young staff
Louise Phelan says the payments giant is rolling out the perks for millennials.
# brain-drain - Thursday 28 September, 2017
'Brain drain': 25,000 graduates left Ireland to work abroad in 12 months
That’s 15% more than the previous year.
# brain-drain - Thursday 22 June, 2017
As doctors continue to emigrate, Ireland is becoming more reliant on foreign-trained staff
Africa and Pakistan contribute the highest number of non-Irish doctors here.
# brain-drain - Monday 22 December, 2014
Number of Irish graduates going abroad to get work more than doubles
That’s since the beginning of the recession.
# brain-drain - Saturday 26 July, 2014
Thousands of certificates allowing doctors to work overseas granted
It follows fears of a manpower shortage in the health sector.
# brain-drain - Monday 30 September, 2013
Tánaiste: Taxation is not the reason for emigration 'brain drain'
Eamon Gilmore was responding to comments by Leo Varadkar that it is not normal for people in other countries on “pretty modest incomes” to hit the highest rate of tax.
# brain-drain - Friday 27 September, 2013
Minister: Of course I'm worried about the emigration 'brain drain'
Richard Bruton was responding to a new study about Irish people emigration that has been published today.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Happy Friday all. Here’s nine things to know this morning…
Big study finds 1 in 4 rural households have had someone emigrate
New research into Irish emigration has found clear evidence of a ‘brain drain’ with highly educated people choosing to move abroad to find work.
# brain-drain - Thursday 9 February, 2012
Irreplaceable: Tipp won't find another Lar Corbett, says Dan Shanahan
Former Waterford sharpshooter says he’s shocked by Corbett’s resignation at 30 years of age.
# brain-drain - Thursday 15 September, 2011
110 Irish people emigrating every day - CSO
The Central Statistics Office says it expects 40,200 Irish people to emigrate this year – while newer EU citizens are also leaving.
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Poll: Will you watch a religious service online over Easter?
PEOPLE AROUND IRELAND are staying at home as much as possible, bar essential workers, or cocooning if necessary due to official guidelines aimed at preventing the spread of Covid-19.
Many people who planned to attend religious services to mark Easter over the coming days will be unable to do so as a result of the restrictions.
A number of places of worship have started to stream masses or other services online in recent weeks so people can pray remotely with their community if they so wish.
We want to know: Will you watch a religious service online over Easter?
Poll Results:
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Yes (6017)
I'm not sure (688)
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Politics of a pandemic: How Covid-19 changes could open doors to a better Ireland
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Embracing the new normal after the Covid-19 shutdown - notes from a Kerryman in China
By Greg McDonough
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