Salome Mbugua Henry is set to run as an independent candidate for Irish Senate. Salome was nominated for Senate on Administrative Panel by Immigrant Council of Ireland and her campaign was launched on Wednesday 11 March 2020 in Dublin. Ireland 🇮🇪 is about to witness yet another turning point in their political history. Salome has […]

#JusticeforTega Tega wins right to challenge case in court following previous decision to let the acid victim's attacker's to go just free. We keep you posted.

Monday, 2nd March in Longford was a historic event to mark the swearing in ceremony of Uruemu Adejinmi, a Nigerian -Irish citizen to Longford city council seat of power as a councillor. Uruemu  joined Irish politics in 2016 under Fianna Fail party. Ever since then she became very active member of the political party and […]

  Ireland goes to poll today - 8 February 2020. The polling stations are opened from 7 am to 10 pm. Vote individuals who have your interest at heart. Vote wisely Power must change hand!

Following acid attack on Tega in Waterford Ireland in 2019, the young lad and his family are still waiting for justice. "Those behind the assault will be dealt with by Juvenile cautions", according to what Tega's mum, Christy was told. Christy has told eDundalk that she is not giving up until her son gets the […]

In the world today, individuals, businesses, communities and countries alike seek relevance. Hundreds of researches have also been embarked on in the corporate world for organizations to attain relevance and remain relevant to avoid becoming obsolete! The reason isn’t far-fetched! No individual wants to live through life without making an impact, or be labelled as […]

eDundalk hosts its annual international networking dinner on Saturday 16 February 2019 On Saturday 16 February at Crown Plaza, Dundalk, eDundalk (Finalist at 2015 Louth Business Awards) will host its 6th annual international networking dinner event in a very spectacular way with the Theme - Creating opportunities. Having in the last six years succeeded in creating awareness of inequality […]

Sixteen years in Ireland and in those years I have visited Nigerian embassy in Dublin several times to access their services, I have been following with keen interest the relationship and business of the embassy with Nigerian community in Ireland. I have also witnessed changes in the diplomatic/political roles and management of the embassy. Recently […]

As a child, I grew up in a very strict but flexible Christian home. My parents served voluntarily all their lives in the church even in their old age. My mother was a church cleaner and a Charity epitome until she died at the age of 85. My father was a warden/usher. As practising Christians, […]