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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Despite steady income rises, housing remains a key issue for young Irish workers, with those emigrating doing so in the hope of cheaper accommodation, a challenge understood to be just as difficult in large UK cities such as London and Edinburgh.</p>

economy

How Irish jobseekers fell out of love with the UK

Brexit and demographics have forever altered the flow of workers across the Irish Sea

<p>President Michael D Higgins in Senegal for the Africa Food Summit Conference where he addressed climate refugees and migration.</p>

comment-analysis

Piaras Mac Éinrí: Climate challenges could create enormous social upheaval

UCC group plans range of initiatives to welcome refugees

news

UCC group plans range of initiatives to welcome refugees

Emigration always a lifestyle choice

60% of emigrants quit their jobs to go abroad

news

60% of emigrants quit their jobs to go abroad

Arrivals and departures: we need real debate on both issues

Real ‘traitors’ are still walking golf courses

YOUR editorial (November 25) was a sad departure from any standards of objectivity.

Thu, 26 Nov, 2009

Migrant children ‘suffer bullying and racist abuse’

MIGRANT children often ‘feel different’ and experience racism or bullying from peers, both within and outside school, a new study has found.

Wed, 30 Sep, 2009