Foreign language students in Limerick ‘left in dark’ over school’s future
Student Campus on Patrick Street in the city has been closed in recent weeks
Brazil
Brazilian man subjected to ‘mistaken identity’ deportation order gains Irish citizenship
‘We love the land, we love the people’, says software engineer who lives in Wexford with family
Lesson of Swiss vote may be that Ireland can’t avoid immigration issue forever
Immigration has been vital to Ireland’s economic growth. But, as with Switzerland, it has led to pressures on housing availability and costs
Jair Bolsonaro’s son jailed for seeking US help in father’s Brazil coup trial
Eduardo Bolsonaro sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty of courting US interference
‘It’s a sign’: How a HSE campaign about HIV brought a Brazilian man back to Dublin
Phellipe Lutterbeck had been diagnosed with the virus in 2021 after returning to Brazil
Riad Bouchaker seemed ‘hell-bent’ on attacking children, stabbed creche worker tells jury
Man working as Deliveroo worker says he hit Parnell Square accused with motorbike helmet and punched him on ground
Singer Oliver Tree believed to be among six people killed in Brazil helicopter crash
Tree, known for songs Life Goes On and Miss You, has 11 million monthly listeners on Spotify
Bord Bia review finds chairman gives ‘clear leadership’ in wake of Brazil beef protests
IFA had called on Larry Murrin to resign over imports at his company, Dawn Farms
Canada is banning social media use for children under 16; what steps have others taken?
As Ireland promises to push for similar legislation, lawmakers should look at experiences beyond the English-speaking world
Trump tariff threats puncture truce with Brazilian president and spark political storm
President Lula lashes out at lead election rival Flávio Bolsonaro over US lobbying effort
Spices, slushies, ‘drinkable salad’: the foods foreign chefs in Ireland eat at home to cool down
Five chefs who’ve swapped hotter climates for Ireland share memories of the food and drinks they miss and what they like about Irish summers
Surprise in Colombia gives Trump another Latin American boost
Abelardo de la Espriella’s win in the first round of presidential election suggests country could become latest in region to swing right
Colombia’s far-right presidential hopeful wins first round of vote
Far-right lawyer Abelardo De la Espriella to face candidate backed by left-wing president Gustavo Petro in run-off
Moving to a new beat: China’s businesses buoyed in Brazil
Struggling in a flat domestic market, many businesses are expanding overseas
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