move to Ireland

In the near future after completing all my courses, I AM going to move to Ireland. I love the way they live over there, so much more relaxed than England, so much more happy. They have a lower crime rate and the scenery is amazing! I love mountains and lakes, greenfields, woods and the sea, so Ireland is the place for me.

Since visiting county Kerry and Cork, I just feel at home there :) i love Ireland!!

A few years ago I visited northern Ireland and I can honestly say that I felt at home there immediately—like I’d always been there, like I belonged and I’d come home. Ever since then I keep trying to find a way back to stay for a while and see if my instincts are right!

We visit when we can, but the goal is to move there within 10 years…

Someday I’d like to move here.

I like the people, love the culture, enjoy the music.

But for now I’ll just have to go wherever life takes me.

I was born in ireland and lived here all my life…

I’m 16 now and still young…

I was honestly surprised by the amount of people wanting to come here…

I lived in Dublin, Galway, Tipperary and Wicklow…

I’d love to move to the country side…

It really is magical…

For all those who planned on moving to the cities…

RECONSIDER!

Its just like any other city…

The people are mean and idiotic…

The people in the country side are friendly and fun!

Hope to see you all when you arrive =]

-jimjimjoe

think ill stay in england

Irland is 1 of the best places 2 go people love americans an ull love them best lookn girls an get crunk at 18 an jus so u kno they speak ENGLISH

Beannacht.

I am of Irish descent,mainly, and have always wished to move to Eire. I lived there for a few months once before, but it has long been my deepest desire to move on a more permanent basis and to earn citizenship.

Slainte,
Morrighan

I’m married to an Irish guy, and he had one more year of college to finish so we moved back. I was looking forward to moving here, I thought being so much closer to the rest of Europe would be great.

I thought my husband’s dislike of his peers was leftover teenage angst. Little did I know that this country is actually full of really boring assholes who do nothing but drink and break things and “act the maggot”. They seem like a fun loving bunch when you’re here for a few days/weeks on vacation, but after months of living here I have to admit that I’ve come round to my husband’s view.

Of course, not everyone is bad. And the weather isn’t always terrible, only 80% of the time. But jobs are scarce and nepotism is rampant.

All in all, I suppose I regret moving here. Jury’s still out on whether we’re moving back to Canada or not as it was very expensive to get here, but yeah.

I would still like to do this, but it is getting shoved off into the background because I have things I need to work on right where I am at now.