Dreaming of moving to Ireland! Anyone else? Advice needed!

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Re: Ire-land

Postby Michelle » Tue Sep 21, 2004 4:46 am

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[quote="Brenda"]Who's advising you not to go to Ireland?[/quote]

Good question, Ireland is lovely.
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Looking to move to Dublin

Postby keepsrainin » Mon Oct 04, 2004 4:45 pm

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Nadia, Shylah, I am also looking to move to Ireland in April of 2005 email me and let's share notes.

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Postby Deus » Sat Oct 09, 2004 3:59 am

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Well..let me tell you something. I love Wales and stuff.. having a great time in the North West in general. But if I had a choice, I'd move in Ulster. such a beautiful area!
Beautiful villages like Donaghadee and Bangor..
Really loved it!
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Postby britguy » Tue Oct 12, 2004 7:31 am

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hey nadia,
I an an ex pat (british) living in ireland, just happened to come across this site,.
Dublin is expensive since it adopted the Euro you will pay about 600 euro for a flat ($900) approx or $1500 a month for a good apartment.
electricity is about e30 a month and you don't pay council tax so that's a plus. i'd suggest a holiday first then see if you would like to move and i have to say irish are not as friendly as they would have you beleive,but there again i'm English so you'd be ok being canadian.
hope this helps you.[/b]
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Postby pleehk97 » Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:13 pm

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Go for it! But be prepared to save a chunk of money, it's expensive. It's better to have a job before you go (maybe look into local CDN companies that have an office there) but if you're serious, then I'd say, take a few months to visit and check the market out in person. You'll probably get more of a chance for an interview than sitting in Canada.

Good luck
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