#living in Ireland

[ailenmuselli]

[earthrelocationusa]

How to Migrate to Ireland: A Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide

Ireland, known as the Emerald Isle, is a land of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and a welcoming community. With its strong economy and rich history, it has become a top destination for individuals and families looking to relocate. Whether you’re drawn to its scenic beauty or opportunities for growth, deciding to migrate to Ireland can be an exciting yet complex process.

Relocating to a new country involves more than packing up and leaving; it’s about preparing for a fresh chapter of life. From understanding local culture to managing practical arrangements, every step matters. This guide will help you streamline your journey and make your transition as smooth as possible.

Migrating to a new country is a life-changing experience filled with opportunities and challenges. When you migrate to Ireland, thorough preparation and an open mind are your greatest assets. From understanding the culture to managing financial and practical considerations, each step brings you closer to a successful transition.

Ireland offers a welcoming environment, rich traditions, and a high quality of life for those who embrace it fully. By immersing yourself in the community and planning thoughtfully, your move to Ireland can mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

[fantasticwolfpenguin]

I want to go to the blindboy book launch but I can’t even pay rent. I come all this way only to like wonder if I’m even allowed to live my life to the fullest.

FR if the gods want me there then I got to have money or something 🙄

[phantom-of-the-memes]

Since I’ve been making posts about American/ British entitlement towards Ireland, I thought I’d talk about this video here.

I am a student at this college. It’s a big tourist attraction for many reasons, but the main one being that the book of Kells is kept here. I am also from Kells itself, but Dublin having the book and not Kells is a whole other issue.

So this protest that’s been happening over the the past few weeks is in response to the college once again raising rents for student accommodation to astronomical rates. That being when rent in Dublin (and Ireland as a whole) is already unliveable. You’d find cheaper rent off student accommodation, but it’s hardly easy to find places like this. As well as this, the majority of the student accommodation isn’t even on campus to begin with. Most are about a 45 minute luas journey away. So what the fuck are you paying for?

This protest is necessary. It’s been a long time coming. Time and time again they prioritise tourists over us. Buildings are old and falling apart, equipment isn’t functional, accessibility is god awful. I know this because I am disabled and use a rollator, but I can’t even use it on campus most days because there’s simply no ramps/ elevators in some buildings.

In one of my lectures last week we were in one of the old buildings. We had a lot of content to cover, but of course the projector wasn’t working. The professor spent fourty minutes trying to get the computer/ projector to work, but to no avail. So we have a whole lecture to catch up on! All of this while I was looking out the window at this atrocity:

A new building for tourists! Yay!

They’ve been building new school buildings for years, but of course instead of finishing them, they’ll spend their time and money on the tourists. I’m not even having an exam in one of my modules because they told the professor that there simply isn’t enough room to host our class for the exam. And it would be “too expensive” to book a venue… it’s only a class of about thirty. He had written a whole exam and we were under the impression we’d have one, but now it’s just continuous assessment I guess!

So you have to understand why we’re not exactly jumping for joy for the tourists. There are hundreds on campus everyday, just generally being annoying and entitled. And yes DISCLAIMER; not all tourists, not all Americans/ British people, blah, blah. But from my experience, you do encounter some obnoxious people everyday.

So that’s why they blocked entrance to the book of Kells. That’s why it’s disgusting for the tourists to be arguing with them and demanding entrance. For once we just want our college to prioritise us! So yeah we will revoke your entitlement, because we are the ones who study here, we are the ones who have to LIVE here.

[anti-heroism]

Ayo awards season sweep! Her first Golden Globe, Critics Choice and Emmy all in one week. No one is doing it like her, truly an IT girl.

[drmohammedibrahim]

Where do we go?

At the last night Israeli army forced us to evacuate our area at the midnight , we don’t know where to go, this is the 12th displacement, each displacement costs us much , we are now sitting on the street with our little child , as we don’t have money to pay for transportation. Please i ask your heart to donate anything for us , just please help 🙏my baby to be safe and warm 💔😞

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@mariamblogs @letsbelonelytogetherr @gazavetters @heritageposts @stuckinapril @whisperingmedows @ezrazone @nyenyel @nyenyela

New place after 12 time displacement, so cold, a lot of insects، no food, no water, no milk or diapers for my baby, what I should to do? I swear Death is better than this life. Please share and reblog my post, please donate anything for us at least to buy some plastic to cover our tent ⛺ and keep us warm, please donate, help do anything?

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[mariamblogs]

A new suffering and displacement 😔🚨

Hello everyone from khan younis city in the south of Gaza Strip , now its 3:10 am the temperature is 10c it's very cold especially inside the tent ⛺ we don't know what to do, even we are afraid to light up a fire because of reconnaissance aircraft exactly (Quadcopter). We live in Mawasi Al Qarara next to the sea so the weather here is so cold.

Hope we can back to our place soon and the war end.

Anyone can help, donate to us we need to buy some necessities as :

—some Fabrics and blankets to make the tent warmer from the inside .

—nylon cover sheets to protect the tent from rains.

—Some pieces of warm clothes for our baby .

TBH : we spent all our money which we saved during the last displacement (No.13) especially the transportation was very expensive. In addition to that the prices of food are crazy, a 25 kg bag of flour costs $200.

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[ancestorsalive]

Gavrinis is a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan in Brittany, France. It contains the Gavrinis tomb, a Neolithic passage tomb built around 4200–4000 BC, making it one of the world's oldest surviving buildings. Stones inside the passage and chamber are covered in megalithic art. It is likened to other Neolithic passage tombs such as Barnenez in Brittany and Newgrange in Ireland.

[vintagehomecollection]

The library is a beautifully proportioned room with an elegant Venetian window at one end.

In an Irish House, 1988

[bleach69]

NIRVANA, 20.08.91 - Sir Henry's, Cork, Ireland 🇮🇪.

[crowrrupt]

May I present, not just Irish Hatsune Miku - but GAA and Irish dancing Hatsune Miku!

[earthrelocationusa]

Moving to a new country is always an exciting yet challenging experience, and this is especially true if you’re planning to move to Ireland as an American. Whether you’re drawn by the beautiful landscapes, rich history, or the welcoming Irish culture, there are several factors to consider before making such a big transition. From understanding Ireland’s unique job market to navigating the high cost of living, proper preparation will make your move smoother and more rewarding.

Relocating to Ireland offers a unique and fulfilling experience, but there are important factors to consider before making the move. As you prepare to move to Ireland as an American, understanding the job market, housing, healthcare, cultural pace, and weather will help ensure a smooth transition. While adjusting to the slower pace and unpredictable weather might take time, the beautiful landscapes, vibrant social life, and work-life balance make it all worthwhile.

[thesilicontribesman]

Iron Age Irish Disc, Ireland, The British Museum, London

An artefact of unknown function and iconography unique to Ireland. The convex circular disc is made of sheet bronze engraved with a basket-weave pattern. The circular scoop has been placed off-centre and surrounded by a repeated scroll motif in high relief.

[fantasticwolfpenguin]

iiiiii just want a joooooob

that wont kill me