UP to 30% of Ireland's newly qualified GPs emigrate to Australia, New Zealand, Canada or the UK every year, according to a ...

One third of active GPs are working a 30-hour week or less, and this needs to be factored into any analysis behind the family doctor crisis impacting some areas of the country, according to a new ...

Up to 30pc of newly trained GPs in Ireland emigrate to ­Australia, New Zealand, Canada or the UK annually, according to a new ...

Costs of establishing a practice and difficulties setting up in rural areas are the main driving factors, according to a GP ...

Between waves of economic necessity, Irish emigration is still often linked to love, work or hopes of a different lifestyle. The other most common denominator to long-distance emigration ...

With few other choices, many Irish people decided to leave Ireland and emigrate. Emigration means leaving your own country to live in a different country. Many emigrants left Ireland in 1847.

According to a recent research, the exodus of general practitioners with Irish training is making Ireland’s acute family ...

Brian Boru Irish Club, the oldest Irish club in the UK, founded in 1889, is proud to host a performance of the ...

This interactive museum details 1,500 years of Irish history, with stories of the 100 million people who left Ireland, how and where they lived, and their impact on the rest of the world.

Wigan’s Historic Brian Boru Irish Club Welcomes Acclaimed Play on Irish Identity and Heritage Wigan’s Brian Boru Irish Club, the oldest Irish club in the UK, founded in 1889, is proud to host a ...

More info The migration of Irish-trained GPs is exacerbating a crisis shortage of family doctors in Ireland, a new study shows. Up to 30% of newly trained GPs in Ireland emigrate to Australia ...

This is the highest level of emigration since 2015. It is high, in part, due to Ukrainian people leaving Ireland (21,500), along with 10,600 EU citizens and 3,000 UK citizens. The number of Irish ...