CSO to include nationality in emigration figures

The CSO has said that it is hoping to include the nationality of those emigrating to its annual population reports. Currently, incoming migration figures show nationality, but outflow figures do not. The news of the change is included in an Irish Independent report on yesterday’s release of population figures, which showed increasing emigration and an… Continue reading CSO to include nationality in emigration figures

Job opening: Manager, Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas (London)

The Irish Chaplaincy in Britain is seeking a manager for the Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas in London. Manager – Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas Acting under the auspices of the Irish Bishops Conference, the small but established faith based charity, The Irish Chaplaincy in Britain (ICB), works to care for Irish emigrants in the… Continue reading Job opening: Manager, Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas (London)

Commentator says GAA stats show rise in emigration

David McWilliams uses an intriguing index to attempt to chart emigration statistics: the number of international GAA club transfers as compared to domestic transfers. He says that for the last few years, the number of club transfers mostly reflected young players moving around the country; this month, however, there has been a huge increase in… Continue reading Commentator says GAA stats show rise in emigration

Benefits to New Zealand highlighted by company

The Sunday Tribune is carrying an article on the benefits of migration to New Zealand. Much of the recent media coverage of migration to Australia and New Zealand seems to be the result of a media campaign by MigrationAbroad.com, a for-profit organisation that handles visa applications to Australia and New Zealand. They are actively promoting… Continue reading Benefits to New Zealand highlighted by company