Mr
4 months ago
I am Nigerian, born there,and want to live in Dublin
How to live in Dublin
It made me
feel independent 
"It's a nice place to live. I love Irish people and culture!! Dublin is a very different city now, though. Overcome with multiculturalism!"
How I did it: I'm Irish, though I was born and raised in Canada, and moved to Dublin after finishing school!
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Dublin
2 years ago
I visited Dublin last summer and have been trying to find a way to go back ever since. I think I will try to live in Dublin for at least 6 Months after I graduate college…Don’t know what I would do for work though.
I go to college in Dublin,
3 years ago
and it really is a great city. Most of the time though, I feel guilty for not making the most of the fact that I live here – especially when I see that so many people want to do this. In fact, when I come back home after my year abroad, this is going to be one of my main goals. :)
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4 years ago
It’s been 1o months now and I absolutely love it here.
And the Winding Stair bookstore is still there. ;)
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4 years ago
The year I lived in Dublin was one of the happiest periods of my life. It’s great city, big enough to be excitinng, small enough to be manageable. If it is still there, visit the Winding Stair bookstore on the north side of the Liffey near the Ha’penny bridge, and have an Irish whiskey salami sandwich. Heaven!
