lulu
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Lives in ireland
Registration: 05 April 2006
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Moving and working in Ireland by Julien
It seems that Ireland became a great destination if you're looking for a position in your work area. I heard that life is easier than in London (renting a flat is cheaper) and that there are more jobs. Can comebody confirm that? Is it that easy ...
www.daft.ie to find an accomodation quickly : no document required, just an hand shake & you got the flat - thats the way it work in Ireland! Have funHave you really seen this? Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
Pubs... Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
where the food is good, the people have depth, the sun shines and the culture is not all about drinking, talking about the weather and who died last week.I agree, sadly. Read More
4 years in Cork City by woda57
Hi all, I have read great comments about each of your international experiences and I thought I would share mine with you as well. Here is my story: I have been living in Cork City (Ireland) for the past 4 years. My impressions about the city/ ...
The phone book; www.phonebook.ie ... I've tried the name Corcoran and in Cork county only you can find about 188 phone numbers ... Just a precision, Tyrone is in Northern Ireland (UK) and Cork is in Republic of Ireland in extrem south of the isle, ... Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
Now I'm more settled and it is ok, mainly because I know that every place has its good and bad sides... I like this life, so quiet, I like the lanscape and a lot of other things. The things I dislike are not so important now, I mannage ;). I have ... Read More
4 years in Cork City by woda57
Hi all, I have read great comments about each of your international experiences and I thought I would share mine with you as well. Here is my story: I have been living in Cork City (Ireland) for the past 4 years. My impressions about the city/ ...
Cashel is a very beautiful but small place (less than 3000 people), 1h30 to Cork, 1h30 to Waterford, 2h30 to Dublin. If you like country life, this is the place :top: You'll have about one hour to join county Cork so you might consider Clonmel with ... Read More
4 years in Cork City by woda57
Hi all, I have read great comments about each of your international experiences and I thought I would share mine with you as well. Here is my story: I have been living in Cork City (Ireland) for the past 4 years. My impressions about the city/ ...
Hi Woda, I live in county Cork for 4.5 years now. I had difficulties to settle here but now I'm great and don't want to go ;) Why are you living Cork for London? Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
I'm here for 4 years now. It was very hard for me at the beginning, I missed France a lot, family and friends of course but a lot of others things. Now I'm more settled and it is ok, mainly because I know that every place has its good and bad ... Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
What do you think about irish life? Do you enjoy it? New Zealand will be great! Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
I'm living between Mallow and Killarney, about :one an hour from Crok city . What are you doing in Cork? It's a pretty town isn't it? Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
Hi Kaatje, I live in south west. Is your husband irish? Read More
Zidane vs Materazzi by awa@lecce
Being French in Italy, it was quite difficult to make understand that I was a tifoso of the 2 teams. :thanks: Today, all of them make the joke of the Zidane's headbutt... Funny at the beginning but it becomes to be a bit annoying. I even heard that ...
Do you really believe he insulted Zidane's mother or sister? Zidane lived in south France where such "insults" are so usual they become out of matter. I grew up over there and Marseille's language is the most colourfull you can find ;) But it was ... Read More
Moving and working in Ireland by Julien
It seems that Ireland became a great destination if you're looking for a position in your work area. I heard that life is easier than in London (renting a flat is cheaper) and that there are more jobs. Can comebody confirm that? Is it that easy ...
Only the rain is free of charge lol Read More
Dinner hours by Katie
I have a simple question: What time do you all eat dinner - the evening meal? I was just in the U.S. and the television ads would have me believe that the ideal is to walk in the door (home from work), go directly to the table and eat. When I ...
Whenever they are in a kitchen or in front of junk food shelves in shop. Dinner; from 3.30pm for farmers to 8pm for others, most of the times alone, in kitchen, in garden, in car, in sitting room, seated or standing, some famillies around here have ... Read More
Anybody in Ireland? And not just Dublin? by lulu
Hi, I'm Lulu, in Ireland, sometimes lonely, french, difficult to be integrated in the country side even if irish people are friendly. Need to talk!! :D About anything except weather :cool:
Don't tell me!!!! We have already tried to buy four times. The first time the auctioner told us "No" it's not for you! ... Ok. The second time we had paid a deposit and were waiting for the solicitor appointment ... a day we went to the house just ... Read More