ZAGREB, July 24, 2018 - Croatia supports Ireland in its efforts to stop the UK's exit from the European Union from undermining the progress achieved in Ireland, first and foremost the soft border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said in Zagreb on Monday after meeting with his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar.

ZAGREB, March 25, 2018 - "Moj brod je Hrvatska" (My ship Is Croatia), a book by Paul O'Grady, an Irishman who lives in Croatia, was launched in Zagreb. The book, published by Alfa, "did not happen by accident, but was rather a result of sharing the same frustration about a negativity that prevails over a positive attitude towards possibilities and prospects of living in Croatia," said editor Anita Benčec Nikolovski.

ZAGREB, March 15, 2018 - Ireland acknowledges the huge contribution Croatian immigrants have made to its society, visiting Irish Parliament Speaker Sean O Fearghail said after talks with his host, Sabor Speaker Gordan Jandroković, in Zagreb on Thursday.

Exodus of Croats continues.

Green colour is coming to Croatia on St. Patrick’s Day.

Continuing our look at Croatian diaspora experiences on February 28, 2017, and a first for this series - a young Croat who, like many others, left Croatia for Ireland, made a success of his move working for global companies - and then returned to live in Zagreb as he was enthused about the potential of a Croatian IT startup in Zagreb. Looking for inspiration and the potential of the new Croatia? Meet Antun Lucic. 

It is two years since TCN's Lidija Ivanek SiLa moved to Ireland, one of the fastest growing Croatian diasporas. Some reflections on February 15, 2017. 

From some Croats who have found jobs in Ireland, Tax Administration demands they pay their income taxes twice.

According to Mayor, the aim is to encourage people working in Ireland to visit their hometown as often as possible.

Croatian butchers get ready to start a new life in Ireland.