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International students are fed up with temporary accommodation in Dublin due to Housing crisis in the country

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3 mn readTravelling overseas to pursue higher studies has become a familiar concept among people. United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Netherlands, Australia are some of the top countries for students to enroll for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. But recently, Ireland is emerging as one of the preferences, when it comes to higher degree education. According to the information, country’s education system is considered as one of the best whereas Irish Universities rank in the top 3% world-wide. Simultaneously, in the top 1% of research institutions in the world. As per the statistics provided by Irish Universities Association, ‘there are now currently over 30,000 international students studying in Ireland availing of the extensive range of courses available.’

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Flights In And Out of Ireland And the United Kingdom Disrupted by Fog, Snow, And Sleet

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3 mn readAirports in the UK and Ireland have temporarily suspended all flights and closed down all runways due to the prolonged extreme weather. Several flights have been cancelled out of Dublin airport. When writing this article, The UK had cancelled 23 outbound and around 27 inbound flights. On Friday, more than 70 inbound flights were cancelled, with only 69 flights departing the Dublin airport. The Dublin airport authority attributed the delays to the extreme cold weather.