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Where is the best place to move to in ireland? NOT northern ireland?

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Ive asked for help in moving to ireland like dublin or wexford but all im bein told is to move to northern ireland but i dont want to, i want to live in the republic! so were is the best place do you think, for an 18 yr old girl with good job prospects to live?

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I moved to Ireland from UK exactly a year ago. I live near Castleblayney in Co Monaghan in the Republic, just on the NI border. It's friendly, cheap and I can go shopping in NI and use Belfast or Dublin airports to travel.

   There is plenty of work round here and I only pay 60 euros a week in rent including all bills.

There are 4 of us living in a big house and there are 6 spare bedrooms so let me know if you would like to join us. We are from Phillipines, Poland, Lithuania and me from London.

  Good Luck!
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i have a couple friends that live in wicklow....they say it is pretty good there...
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Cork.
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cork definatly. dublins much too expensive and unfriendly-everyones in a rush. corks more liad back and friendly. alot cheaper too. you'd have to sell your 1st born to afford rent in dublin!!!!
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Dublin like Lucan great place!
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Dublin........very pricey tho!
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do not go anywhere beyond the pale.

dublin is the best thing ireland has to offer.

and cork is so ****.
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You're only 18, you don't have good job prospects in the Republic of Ireland! Go to college and get a proper education, then at least you'll be able to pay your rent.
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wicklow is your best bet,just south of dublin, best of both worlds
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The cities of Cork and Galway are probably the best,Glaway especially.Kilkenny is a nice place though may be alittle on the quiet side out of the summer tourist season.Watereford's come on a bit.Limerick's not the worst but i'd with one of the first two options.

Asregards Dublin it's a good place to visit but living there might not always be easy what with the stressful lifestyle and all the expenses you'll incur
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