How good is to live in Ireland ?

Question

how easy is flatting in Ireland ? Im 21, and i would luv to work there for a short period? any suggestions?

Answer 1

ignore cableguy...i live in dublin and its grand, ppl are friendly, loads of public transport, gr8 shoppin (dundrum and town especially), loads of resteraunts/pubs. de southside of the liffey is generally a lot quieter(emm...and safer) than the north so i'd base there (4 de 1st bit at least). even tho its more expesive, its worth it....de rest of ireland is so pretty and friendly and all but if u wanna flat, stick 2 cities lyk dublin, galway or cork....

Answer 2

well I am from Galway and I think its the best place ever !!

I just love walking down shop street and thinking I just love my city??

Answer 3

We have a very bad heroin problem which lends to mugging of tourists and citizens,  a major gangland fued which claims another victim being shot once a month, drugs are all over the place.    Don't be conned by the tourist ideal of Ireland, Dublin's a rough city and a lot of us hate it here.

Answer 4

Don't go to dublin. It is way too touristy and not as friendly as you may expect. Cork is very nice, where I live. But also I would recommend galway a lot. I have some friends from the states who have actually moved up there for a bit and are loving it. The country here is amazing and I would highly recommending coming here, especially if you are going to work. Sure prices are high, but so is minimum wage, so i you'll be making good enough money. Especially if you are young, you'll like it a lot.

Answer 5

Ireland is like living in Disneyland for adults among the friendliest people you will ever meet.  Great place.  You will like it.  Dublin is busy like New York on steroids.  The rest of Ireland is kinda laid back by comparison.

Good luck.

Answer 6

hi just before you come over you will find ireland a little more costly then the us and if planning on making this a working holiday i would say cork or dublin