You no longer get a P60 at the end of the year. Instead, you can get an Employment Detail Summary through Revenue’s myAccount service. An Employment Detail Summary contains details of your pay as well as the income tax, PRSI and Universal Social Charge (USC) that has been deducted by your employer and paid to […]
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According to thejournal.ie , the new Omicron variant of Covid-19 has now been detected in Ireland. The news was confirmed by NPHET today in a technical briefing. Whole genome sequencing was carried out on eight samples, and one was identified as Omicron. The case relates to recent travel to one of the seven designated southern […]
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The Government has announced increased COVID19 restrictions: -Household close contacts to restrict movements, even if they are fully vaccinated– Closing time for bars, clubs and restaurants will be midnight, from 18 November– Work from home from 19 November– EU DCC needed in cinemas and theatres Detail: https://bit.ly/3lV49Xm Credit https://www.facebook.com/citizensinformation Photo by ål nik on Unsplash
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According to Lonely Planet ‘s annual ‘Best in Travel’ Dublin is ranking the 7th. It described the Irish capital is “one of Europe’s most down-to-earth and friendly cities”. It praised the city’s “approach to ethical tourism, its flourishing independent artisan shopping scene, and plans to pedestrianise parts of the centre to create a renewed sense […]
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THE NATIONAL MINIMUM wage will rise by 30c to €10.50 per hour from 1 January 2022. This represents a 30-cent increase, or just under 3%, on the current National Minimum Wage of €10.20 per hour and will see at least an estimated 135,000 people get a boost to their wages. The increase in the nominal […]
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According to the notice on 14 September 2021, Minister announces a final temporary extension of immigration and international protection permissions to 15 January 2022. Details as follow, The Minister for Justice, Heather Humphreys TD, and the Minister of State for Law Reform, Youth Justice and Immigration, James Browne TD, have today announced a final temporary […]
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Ryanair is to stop flying to and from Northern Ireland by the end of October. The airline will cease flights out of Belfast City Airport in September, and will cease flights from Belfast International Airport in October. The airline says this is due to the UK government’s “refusal to suspend or reduce” its air passenger […]
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As part of the City Recovery plan and covid mobility works a new buildout for outdoor dining and new cycle lanes have been installed on dame street. As part of the City Recovery plan and covid mobility works a new buildout for outdoor dining and new cycle lanes have been installed on dame street. #Dublin […]
Continue ReadingGeorgia and Malaysia are to be added to Ireland’s list of designated states for mandatory hotel quarantine. Those who are not yet fully vaccinated and arrive in Ireland having been in or transitioned through states on the list in the past 14 days must enter mandatory hotel quarantine. Detail: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/a6975-mandatory-hotel-quarantine/ Credit https://www.joe.ie/news/georgia-malaysia-added-irelands-mandatory-hotel-quarantine-list-727656 Photo by ål […]
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Tomorrow not only a bank holiday in Ireland, but also a significant day for changing of lockdown restrictions, From 7 June 2021: You can have visitors to your home from one other household Restaurants and bars can reopen for outdoor service for groups of up to 6 people Wedding receptions can have up to 25 […]
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