Saturday, April 21, 2012

I want to live in ireland

I want to live in ireland?
I'm an american girl (descended from irish) who wants to live in ireland, and I'm almost graduating from high school, are there any occupations that are particularly prominent in ireland? Is it difficuld/expensive to live there? Is it really green all year and very pretty? I'm sorry, this question is a bit random but I really am interested in living there someday.
Other - Ireland - 3 Answers
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can be very expensive to live here. prostitutes do very well if your intersted in that kind of thing
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It really is really pretty year round! But jobs are very scarce due to the recession, you could probably get a job working in a hotel or something like that but there is a high risk you wouldn't get a job, many locals have no work these days so it might be very difficult for somebody with no knowledge of the area or qualifications to get a job. Don't mean to put you off the idea but thought I better warn you! Good luck xx
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In terms of living in Ireland, some towns/villages are great and others awful. It really depends. Some great places are Dublin (Ranelagh, Stoneybatter, Rathmines), Cork (Clonakilty, Bantry) and Kerry (Killarney, Camp). Some info on the best places to live (based on ratings from people who live there) is online at http://www.likeplace.ie/





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Saturday, April 14, 2012

People who have been to or live in Ireland; what are some bad things about it

People who have been to or live in Ireland; what are some bad things about it?
I absolutely love Ireland; I terribly want to visit. But I've always wondered, what are some negatives about it? :]
Other - Ireland - 7 Answers
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I have lived all my life in Ireland and its a fantastic country. The only two negatives I can really think of are that it rains ALOT and its very expensive. We always say here "It'd be a great little country if you could only roof it!"
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1- The Weather (Might aswell blend the whole year into one season, WINTER!) 2- Its Expensive (The cost of living has been dramatically coming down though?) 3- Infrastructure (The roads in the country= bad, [potholes, windy, tight + dirty] But in the major towns and cities all is in order :) BUT.. Overall Ireland's a nice country.. except for the weather >:(
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The weather it rains so much and its so cold even in the Summer, sometimes the weather can be great but for the most part its cold and wet. It is so expensive, were one of the most expensive countries in Europe. The government, they are greedy, lieing, brain dead idiots and for some reason there are all really old, dog ugly and most of them are obese. Gay marriages and abortions are illegal here. The scumbags. there everywhere. The recession hit here really bad, there are no jobs, business's are closing down, and people are losing there jobs and having there hours cut. U2. The transport system here isn't that great and is over priced. Thats all I can think of right now.
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the politicians, price of fags, price of drugs, price of drink, price of food and price of everything really! popular night clubs are pretty crap too. it rains a bit yeah, but i actually dont mind the rain. only bad thing about it is that its unpredicatable so u always gotta carry a jacket or an umbrella. ya i love ireland, im irish and always lived here. oh and watch out for potholes and ridiculously slow speed limits in places. our police are dickheads and some people can be really miserable sometimes but i suppose thats no different to anywhere.
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At the moment, the economy. In general, although it's the weather that plays a part in making Ireland how it is, a few more sunny (or at least not rainy) days wouldn't go amiss. Lastly, the roads, it takes me 1 hour to travel 9 miles to work (longer if there has been an accident or a broken down lorry, which frequently happens)
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some of us are becoming more and more unfriendly to foreigners who have settled here because they are apparently 'stealing our jobs' i received a barrage of thumbs down for one of my answers in which i defended them. Also, Our health service is in complete disaray.
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The Weather And It's Expensive!




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Saturday, April 7, 2012

I live in ireland and my husband is unemployed what benefits can I claim, I work 28 hours a week

I live in ireland and my husband is unemployed what benefits can I claim, I work 28 hours a week?

Other - Ireland - 1 Answers
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Check out benefits on citizensinformation.ie Your joint income will be taken into consideration when looking at your entitlements. You may be entitled (if your income is small enough, number if any children,) to Family Income Supplement,Rent or Mortgage relief, a medical card/Gp visit card.





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Sunday, April 1, 2012

I need help in finding an old friend that lived in or may still live in Ireland. Any Ideas

I need help in finding an old friend that lived in or may still live in Ireland. Any Ideas? ?
She lived in Kilcoole Ireland and not looking to spend alot of money on online directories
Friends - 4 Answers
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See if she has a MySpace page. If you join the site, you can enter a person's name to see if they have a page of their own. SOmetimes you kind of have to wade through them, but a lot of people find old friends that way.
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What about the on-line telephone directory? Good luck
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See if that area have a local paper with free classified or ads and place one .You can try websites for that area as well. Start small and see where it gets you.
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First get the address to Postmaster General in Ireland. Write two letters, one address to Postmaster providing as much information that you can about your friend. Include in your letter, last known address, where you know this person from and what is your reasons for wanting to contact this person. Write the second letter to your friend as if you knew he/she was going to get it. Put both letters in one envelope. If the postmaster believes your letters and they have a current address, usually they will forward your letter to your friend. Was your friend in the military? If so, contact military headquarters. If your friend possibly is still here in the states, then write the US Postmaster General and follow the same instructions as above. Good Luck and Happy New Year.






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