#moving to ireland

[earthrelocationusa]

American Moving to Ireland: How to Pack Household Goods

Relocating overseas is no small feat, especially when moving a household across the Atlantic. For an American moving to Ireland, the process involves meticulous planning to ensure a smooth transition. From deciding what to take with you to packing your belongings for international shipping, every step requires thoughtful preparation.

Unlike domestic moves, an international relocation demands a deeper understanding of packing techniques, customs requirements, and logistics. Whether it’s cherished family heirlooms, essential furniture, or day-to-day items, protecting your belongings is paramount. This guide walks you through detailed steps to help you pack efficiently, ensuring your items reach Ireland safely and securely.

Moving to a new country is a monumental task, but careful planning and organization can make it a rewarding experience. For an American moving to Ireland, packing household goods effectively is a vital part of ensuring a smooth relocation. By assessing your belongings, gathering the right supplies, and choosing the best shipping methods, you can set yourself up for a successful move.

Unpacking and settling into your new home in Ireland will feel much easier with a thoughtful approach. If you’re looking for additional support, professional movers like Earthrelo can provide the expertise and assistance needed to navigate the complexities of international relocation. With the right strategies in place, your transition to life in Ireland can be as seamless as possible.

[irelandvisitorvideos]

Ireland Inis Mor Aran Islands

[withlovefromireland]

We are exploring Ireland | Killashandra in County Cavan

[aut1sm-mess]

I also want to move to Ireland, to be far away from my father, I would like to take my mother and sister too but I don't think it would be very easy ...

Ireland's a beautiful country! You should def do more research on which county and town you'd want to move to. Oh! And def spend time looking at the smaller places

[hisgracecalwyn]

coping w the election w ow2 and joining tumblr !!!

[revginapond]

Soon this will be my life.

Nothing will ever look as green again 💚

[mrkeatingsblazer]

I saw this little place when I was coming home from Uni the other day

Can’t help but imagine a world were Remus Lupin owned a little restaurant and bar on Nassau street Dublin

[khiquii]

The most character of all time, Luke Skywalker I love you so 💕

[nando161mando]

Monday in Dublin. Be there!

With Workers.

Against Racism.

#DublinRiots #Dublin #Ireland #PeopleBeforeProfit #PBP #AntiRacism #Antifascism

@antifainternational @anarchistmemecollective @kropotkindersurprise @radicalgraff

[jedi-enthusiast]

If anyone's curious about how plan "Get Me The Fuck Out Of Here" is going: I've narrowed the possible countries down to Ireland, Australia, Switzerland, or Norway.

All of them are pretty LGBTQ friendly, from what I can tell, and have protections in place for women's rights; they're all very beautiful places to live, and they'd each give me an opportunity to travel more; I like that Ireland, Switzerland, and Norway have cooler climates, but Australia's beaches make up for the heat; housing prices are definitely more reasonable in these countries than in the US; The houses are also a more reasonable size than in the US, since I don't want a gigantic house; there'd be plenty of places to walk any dogs I adopt, since I plan on having pets, and I think my cat would adjust well; and more.

Best of all, none of these countries are the US <3

I'm mainly just looking at the type of visa I'd need, what I'd need to qualify for citizenship, how to get a mortgage for a home overseas, what homes are up for sale and how much they are, remote accounting jobs that'd work for my situation, and other things. So, if anyone has ever moved to another country before and advice for me, I'd be grateful for it. I still have a couple years before I finish my degree and am able to move, but it's important for me to have a plan so that I can prepare and save accordingly.

I'm just so frustrated that I have to move to another country just to feel safe, though. It's not like I never wanted to travel the world or move abroad, I did, but this isn't how I wanted it to go. I wanted to graduate, get a job, settle down for a few years in the US, save up the money little by little while I live my life, and eventually move to another country once I'm comfortable with living on my own.

It was supposed to be a happy, exciting, experience.

Now, though, I just feel sad and scared because I don't feel safe in what's supposed to be my home! I want to be proud of my country, I want to be able to live here for a few years in peace while I figure my life out, I want to be able to move abroad and not be embarrassed to say that I'm from the US---but I just can't!

I'm just so tired of having to prove my humanity to people, having to worry about having my rights stripped from me, having to deal with so many ignorant morons 24/7; I just want to be able to live my life in peace, without having to constantly be on guard or hide who I am because it's not safe for me to be myself. It just sucks that this is what my home has become, because people would rather be bigoted and hateful than focus on their own lives and be kind. I hate it.

On the bright side, though, I might actually be able to own a nice home abroad---and I think I'd have fun exploring whatever city or town I end up in, getting to know the people and the culture and all that. Plus, hopefully I'll have better luck making friends somewhere else, since it's pretty hard to here.

Wish me luck friends, I'm working on it <3

[kesara]

IMG_3053 by Kesara Rathnayake Via Flickr: Wicklow Way, Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland

[meichenxi]

Speakers of non-English languages of the UK and Ireland wanted!!

Since it’s World Mother Language Day today (February the 21st), I’m thinking of doing a series of posts on the native non-English languages of the United Kingdom and Ireland, with some information and short interviews. 

For this, I am looking for both native speakers/signers and learners (with or without parentage/heritage of the language in question) of the following languages:

- Scottish Gaelic

- Irish

- Welsh

- Any sign language of the United Kingdom or Ireland (e.g. BSL)

- Any other minority language indigenous to the United Kingdom or Ireland. By this I mean primarily spoken only within the UK or Ireland as a minority, or spoken very little elsewhere. For example: Cornish, Manx, Shelta, or Anglo-Romani, not languages like Polish or Bengali that are minority within the UK but have a significant speaker base elsewhere. (I am aware that I am fishing for some of these *cough* Cornish *cough*...but you never know!)

- Any language or variety that you speak that you feel is linguistically / culturally distinct from Standard English that you would like to inform more people about. For example: Shetlandic, Scots, Ulster Scots. 

I don’t have anything finalised yet, but if you would be wiling to speak to me about some text-based interviews for the sake of qualitative and informative tumblr posts, please send me a message!

(NB: if I have used any names of languages that are not preferred, tell me and I will change them. I don’t know a lot about the non-Celtic and non-Germanic languages here, which is part of my reason for wanting to make this series of posts in the first place.)

Please reblog so more people see this!

- meichenxi

[afaroffsong]

Tell me a favourite Christmas tradition of yours.

[f1-disaster-bi]

Aww Lando and his mom 😭😭😭🧡🧡🧡

Lando and his mum today were just so adorable and cute and sweet 🥹🥹

I was talking about this with @f1-birb earlier but it's just so nice to see a man not being embarrassed about being ao openly affectionate with his family.

Lando just seems so comfortable with his parents. He happily accepts hugs and kisses and gives them ones in return. He properly hugs them both, and he's just not embarrassed, doesn't feel the need to hide it or keep it off camera and it's so sweet to see.

Honestly you can just tell by looking at him and his parents that Lando and his siblings just grew up surrounded by so much love and warmth.

It's just really nice to see it 🥹

[atsushis-fangs]

Past Scotland: ... no, actually, I can't do that. It'd be against my moral compass North: YOUR MORAL COMPASS IS A ROULETTE WHEEL

@winterwrites23