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Time Business News
28-07-2025
- General
- Time Business News
Immigration Solicitor Ireland
Navigating the complexities of Irish immigration law can be overwhelming. Whether you're applying for a visa, seeking residency, or dealing with deportation issues, having the right immigration solicitor by your side can make all the difference. This guide explains how to find the best immigration solicitor in Ireland to handle your case efficiently and effectively. Immigration solicitor Ireland is constantly evolving and involves detailed procedures that can be confusing for applicants. An experienced immigration solicitor can help you by: Explaining your legal rights and options Preparing and submitting accurate applications Representing you in hearings or appeals Communicating with immigration authorities on your behalf Avoiding costly mistakes that could delay or deny your application Immigration solicitors in Ireland typically assist with: Work permits and employment visas Family reunification and spousal visas Residency and citizenship applications Student visas and study permits Deportation and removal orders Asylum and refugee claims Stamp renewals and extensions Selecting the best solicitor for your immigration needs is crucial. Here are key factors to consider: Ensure the solicitor specialises in immigration law. Check their experience with cases similar to yours. Look for membership in relevant professional bodies, such as the Law Society of Ireland. Read client testimonials and online reviews. Ask for personal recommendations from trusted sources. Choose a solicitor who explains the process clearly and answers your questions patiently. Good communication reduces stress and confusion. Ask about fees upfront. Some solicitors offer fixed fees for certain services or flexible payment plans. Beware of unusually low fees, which might indicate subpar service. Consider solicitors who are easy to contact and responsive. A local solicitor in Ireland can be more accessible for meetings and updates. What is your experience with cases like mine? What are the likely outcomes of my application? How long will the process take? What documents will I need to provide? How do you charge for your services? How will you keep me updated on my case? Discuss your immigration goals and circumstances. Receive advice on the best legal route. Understand the documentation and evidence needed. Your solicitor will prepare your application carefully. They will double-check for errors and completeness. The solicitor liaises with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) or other authorities. They update you on any developments or requests. If your application is refused, your solicitor can advise on appeals or judicial review. They can represent you in court if necessary. Higher chances of application success Faster processing times due to properly completed applications Peace of mind knowing your case is in expert hands Support with complex or sensitive cases Choosing the best Immigration solicitor Ireland is a critical step towards achieving your immigration goals. Do your research, ask questions, and pick a trusted expert who will guide you confidently through the process. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Irish Independent
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Old order restored for now as Tinahely gain revenge on AGB for cup-final defeat
Wicklow People Today at 02:30 INIS, THE ENERGY OF THE SEA LGFA COUNTY LEAGUE DIVISION ONE FINAL Tinahely 2-10
NDTV
12-07-2025
- Science
- NDTV
Government Invites Proposals For High-Impact Global Research, Check Details
The Ministry of Education has relaunched the online portal for its flagship Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC), enabling year-round submission of joint research proposals. Implemented by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, the scheme is designed to advance high-impact academic partnerships between Indian and global institutions. SPARC aims to transform India's higher education research landscape by promoting international collaboration in solving national and global challenges. The scheme is open to premier Indian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) - including those ranked in the NIRF Top 100, Central Universities, and institutions recognized by the International Nuclear Information System (INIS) - to partner with globally ranked institutions (QS Top 800) from 28 countries. Since its inception, SPARC has facilitated 799 joint research projects with funding of Rs 515.99 crore. The initiative has also led to the filing of 51 patents, with 22 already granted. Research areas span 12 high-priority domains such as artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, medical technology, climate science, semiconductors, and smart cities. The scheme supports a range of collaborative activities including: Long-term visits of international faculty and researchers to Indian institutions Short-term visits by Indian students to top global labs for research training Co-development of specialized courses, books, patents, and demonstrable research outcomes Bilateral workshops held in India to deepen institutional partnerships An annual international conference to showcase research and promote visibility Capacity building through training of researchers and students The relaunch aligns with the G20 Education Working Group's priority of strengthening research and innovation through global collaboration. During India's G20 Presidency, SPARC's goals resonated with the broader commitment to advance open, equitable, and secure scientific cooperation across borders. Key areas of focus include AI, digital transformation, sustainability, and emerging technologies, which were also highlighted in the G20 Leaders' Declaration. In total, SPARC has approved approximately 800 joint proposals across its two phases, positioning it as a significant driver of India's efforts to build a globally connected and innovation-led academic ecosystem. Institutions and researchers interested in participating can access the SPARC portal for detailed guidelines and to submit proposals.
Shafaq News
28-06-2025
- Politics
- Shafaq News
Iraq's intelligence denies sectarian killing of citizen in Syria
Shafaq News – Baghdad On Saturday, Iraq's National Intelligence Service (INIS) dismissed claims that an Iraqi citizen was killed due to sectarian motives in Syria. In a statement, the agency announced it had investigated social media reports alleging the killing of an Iraqi national in Damascus's Sayyida Zainab district, clarifying that the man had died of a heart attack. INIS urged social media users to verify information and rely on official sources to avoid inflaming public sentiment. Sayyida Zainab, a district near Damascus, hosts a major Shiite shrine and attracts large numbers of pilgrims. Claims of sectarian violence in the area often draw public attention due to its religious significance and its history during the Syrian war. توضيحتنفيذاً لتوجيهات السيد رئيس الوزراء المحترم للتحقق مما تم تداوله في منصات التواصل الاجتماعي عن تعرض مواطن عراقي للقتل في منطقة السيدة زينب بالعاصمة السورية دمشق لدوافع طائفية، تم تشكيل فريق عمل مختص بالتنسيق مع السفارة العراقية هناك، وبعد التحري الميداني ومقابلة عدد من… — جهاز المخابرات الوطني العراقي (@INIS_IQ) June 28, 2025
Zawya
10-06-2025
- Health
- Zawya
The World Health Organization (WHO) Donates Mobile Water Testing Kits to Boost Angola's Water Safety Monitoring
The World Health Organization (WHO) today donated three mobile water quality testing kits to the Ministry of Health, through the Instituto Nacional de Investigação em Saúde (INIS), to strengthen Angola's capacity to monitor and respond to waterborne disease risks—especially during health emergencies such as the ongoing cholera outbreak. These mobile kits allow for on-the-spot analysis of water sources, enabling health teams to detect issues such as pH levels, chlorine concentration, turbidity, and other key indicators of water safety—without the delays caused by transporting samples to laboratories. 'In provinces like Lunda Norte, we've faced serious challenges collecting and transporting water samples from remote communities,' said Alex Freeman, a WASH and Health logistics specialist deployed to Angola with the support of the WHO Nairobi AFRO Emergency Hub 'Now, with these mobile kits, we can conduct accurate tests immediately at the point of collection, enabling faster decision-making and a more agile public health response.' As part of the rollout, nine INIS staff members were trained on the use of the mobile kits, with additional training planned for personnel from other sectors in the coming weeks. The testing kits are also a practical tool for routine monitoring in hospital settings, helping ensure safe water for patients and health workers. As part of WHO's mandate to support water quality surveillance, the kits represent an important operational boost for both preventive health efforts and outbreak response. 'This is a great example of collaboration and targeted support,' said Simão Nhassengo, a WASH specialist deployed to Angola with the support of the government of the Netherlands. 'These kits will play an important role in monitoring water safety across Angola and ultimately help prevent the spread of waterborne diseases like cholera.' The initiative was made possible thanks to the generous contributions of the European Union through European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO), and the Embassy of the Netherlands, whose support has also enabled technical deployments to strengthen water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) capacity across the country. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of World Health Organization (WHO) - Angola.
