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The Roscommon man who became a sumo wrestler in Japan
John Gunning has retired from sumo-wrestling and become an English-language commentator
The Irish engineers helping to rebuild post-earthquake Nepal
Engineers face some of Earth’s most testing conditions in aftermath of 2015 earthquake
The Irishwoman using big data for the public good with the UN
Cork scientist builds big data solutions to help people after earthquakes and disease
Working in Michelin star kitchens, from Provence to Belfast
Pastry chef Gráinne Mullins is working in Ox Belfast, after two years in Dan B in France
The Irishman bringing solar electricity to rural Mozambique
Kevin Kennedy's company sells solar systems to the 4m households without power
From a childhood in Coolock to running a monastery retreat in Denmark
Irish archaeologist Garry Keyes runs the Danish equivalent of Annaghmakerrig
The Irish vet stitching up kangaroos and breaking hearts in Australia
‘Pawsome Doctor’ Oisín Tracey has amassed an Instagram following of almost 50,000
'I didn’t become a typical homesick Paddy. I wanted to integrate'
Oona Tully on her role as publisher with UN Environment in Kenya
'New opportunities are always around the corner in the US'
Data scientist Stuart Jackson works in Michigan on healthcare related data projects
If your horse gets stuck in a swimming pool call this Irishwoman
The Irish vet dealing with all creatures great, small and horse-shaped in London
How I landed my dream video game job, as a producer on Fortnite
Video game developer Hazel Kelly from Co Wicklow now works in North Carolina
The Irishwoman 'putting a human face on the work of the UN'
Grace Barrett works as a TV producer for the United Nations in New York
Time is right for the Irishman making watches in Switzerland
‘I was useless at languages in school but here I had no option but to learn French’
Working in the Lebanon, where one in four people is a refugee
An MA in women's studies has taken Concern's Aine Costigan all over the world
The Irishwoman teaching juggling to women in Gaza
‘I doubt many people use their holidays to go to Gaza'
Irishman working at the WEF: ‘Davos is a fascinating place to be a fly on the wall’
‘My job allows me to play a tiny part in supporting partnerships between governments and the private sector which have direct impact on the lives of billions of people’
Family in Kildare, work in Copenhagen: Life as a 'commuter emigrant'
Chris Cox travels from Ireland to Denmark every week, to work on the city's new Metro
Nurses, come home to Ireland . . . and to a headache
The HSE is calling emigrant nurses back but returnees face a bureaucratic 'nightmare' trying to get registered
From engineering in Cork to making chocolate in Mexico
Rohan Barnett’s Ah Cacao company makes and sells chocolate in the beach resort town of Playa del Carmen
Meet the Irish chef foraging ingredients for Noma's new menu
My kitchen rules: Cúán Greene, Copenhagen, Denmark
Deadly blowfish, tuna auctions and sushi feasts: Getting fishy with it in Tokyo
My kitchen rules: Liam Crotty, Tokyo, Japan
Heat, stress, noise and Peruvian sushi: Why I love being a chef in Lima
My kitchen rules: Andrew Cox, Lima, Peru
Meet the Irishwoman predicting TV trends for the BBC
Alice Ryan is head of insight and planning for BBC Worldwide in London
‘Playing for Ennio Morricone in LA has been the highlight of my career’
Finding the right environment for your creativity is what makes a great musician
‘Being Irish abroad is like having a subtle superpower’
A cold reception is instantly warmed when people realise where I’m from
Leaving Cambodia: How do I do right by the place I called home?
Irish photojournalist Lauren Crothers on the conflicting emotions she is left with after seven years in Cambodia
I've left Ireland four times in five years. I had no reason to stay
There are times when you question if there will ever be an option to come home
Cruising the world teaching English on Peace Boat
Lisa Wynne volunteers on a Japanese NGO cruise ship promoting cultural exchange
The Irish woman leading fight against fake Chanel goods
Christelle McKillen works on the brand’s legal team, protecting against counterfeit
Volunteering abroad: ‘Development work is most motivational thing I’ve done’
Retirees who still have a lot to give make ideal candidates for aid work overseas
US may overhaul visa programme for foreign workers
Replacement for H-1B could favour visas for ‘specialty’ jobs that pay highest salaries
'Irish networking has helped me personally and professionally'
Working Abroad: President of IN-USA Steve Lenox on the importance of making connections
11 things I wish I had known before moving to New York
Competition is fierce and everything is expensive, but the city rewards persistence
‘Networking is increasingly important for young Irish abroad’
London Irish Graduate Network for professional and social contacts
Irish creatives in New York: if you can make it here . . .
As the dust settled on New York Fashion Week, we met some Irish people making waves in the Big Apple
Living a fairy-tale life in a gothic castle in Germany
Working Abroad: My bedroom has its own turret and I wear a crown as part of my uniform
‘They say things are slowing in Australia but there are still lots of opportunities’
Lawyer Vicki Buckley has recently moved to Perth with her family (and her hairdresser)
Working with refugees in Greece taught me to keep hoping
Working Abroad: Dr Conor Kenny, Médecins Sans Frontières, Lesbos
Why do the Irish excel in the horse racing industry?
Working Abroad: Sara Rose, Gai Waterhouse finishing school, Sydney
What’s it like to work as an Irish translator in Brussels?
Working Abroad: EU is hiring 62 translators. PJ Mac Gabhann describes the role from his experience
‘We rode out the recession in the sun, but it was time to come home’
Róisín Ryan, director with Grant Thornton in Dublin, recently returned from Melbourne
Meet the Irishman working on some of the world’s biggest war crime cases
Working Abroad: Aonghus Kelly, defence lawyer at the Khmer Rouge Court, Cambodia
I’m home a year but the New Yorker in me keeps kicking me on
Working as an attorney in Manhattan was a buzz but Ireland would always draw me back
Matching young Irish professionals with mentors in London
Olwen Sheedy shares her experience of the IIBN’s Future Leaders Programme
‘It takes time to adjust to the UAE but the Irish fit in well’
My Gulf: Founder of AbuDhabiPaddy.com Brian Cummins shares his advice for Irish expats
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