Reasons why I LOVE living in Ireland🇮🇪

My GUIDE about Moving to Ireland is ready for you. #movetoireland

The Guide will cover the following topics:
1. Before moving to Ireland
2. Covid restrictions
3. Find a Job
4. Find a place to Rent
5. Open a Bank Account. Banking
6. PPS Nr.
7. Prices. Cost of living
8. Transport
9. Education
10. Meet new people
11. Small but important details (documents, medical card, taxes, weather, mobile phone, citizenship information)

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[aoifel]

A great thing about Ireland is that nothing is extreme. There are no tornados, tsunamis, hurricanes, monsoons, earthquakes etc. There are no deathly animals or insects. You don't get bitten by mosquitos. It's never extremely hot, but it's also rarely extremely cold ! We literally have nothing to worry about 😄

[fradrake]

I love hearing that Ireland is home to you and that you have such a positive attitude living here. Best of luck in your future from the north of Ireland. 🇮🇪💚

[chrisclark]

You've a fantastic blend of Eastern Europe and an Irish accent.

[sethiachetan]

Best thing in ireland is right now you..
Intuitive and informative.. people are really awesome, i second your opinion

[ervinbabic]

Best country to live really i love ireland i feel Like home
People's Are so friendly AND polite wich Is very nice
I love Ireland

[HoodieKenneth]

I just thought that Ive never seen or really know anything about Ireland and so I searched and your channel popped up. I love your videosss. Greetings from Puerto Rico ✌🏻🇵🇷

[unitpcs]

I would like to emigrate to Ireland from Poland. After one year, as I will pass Master Degree, I will begin living in such pretty, western country.

[jenmorricone]

Ana, You've done a great job, also on your "downsides" video. I can really relate to your point of view because here in California,
sometimes we can be seen as a bit rude when we don't intend it
at all.
Thanks for being honest and telling us your experience. Ireland is a great place with friendly sweet people. I love it there even though its windy and gray.
Keep taking the vitamin D! Much success in all you do!

[geroutathat]

You should never ever drink out of a hot tap. The hot water comes from a different source than the cold water, thats why they have two taps. In a kitchen the cold tap is always drinkable water, the hot tap is rarely drinkable. It normally sits in a tank, and in the tank bacteria can form. This is rare and you could go your whole life drinking from the hot water tap but should be avoided. When it comes to a bathroom, the cold tap might not be safe to drink, if you dont know drink from kitchen cold tap instead. The cold tap in the bathroom might be linked to drinking water or a cold water tank. Normally if the bathroom has two taps then it means you can probably drink the cold water, use it while brushing your teeth, washing out your mouth, etc etc.

[carmeloriccobono]

I agree with you. Ireland is a small green paradise.

[moontrucker]

Ireland is my 2nd FAV country. American here.

[billyjean]

I love Ireland. Used to live there for 7 years. I ll finish my day in this amazing underestimated country... Pure Paradise

[DianeD]

I love Ireland people music radio buskers. Beautiful Ireland 🌈 Culture Derek Cuallen .Roan Kelly .The accent so amazing . Irsh Dancing. Just love to be there .The Virus 😷 this year but a stop to it will be back . Thank You peace to you all .💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[jojodz]

I’m from london but I love Ireland ❤️❤️❤️

[manuj.aguila]

Congratulations for your interesting videos! And besides, your English is totally clear... Greetings from Spain!

[paullewis]

Great information. We are thinking of moving from France to Ireland..but rural Ireland, possibly Kerry or Cork. BTW your videos are great and you are incredibly beautiful.

[zyspan]

I just watched your other video on the downsides, you are absolutely fair about those and I agree except for the taps. Ironically, if you have separate cold and hot taps you don't have to buy bottled water because you can be sure that the cold supply is fresh potable and safe.

[harlowjademermaid]

I cried the entire taxi ride to Dublin Airport, I was very close to saying eff it & staying FOREVER. I'm not joking. I went for 3 wks, visited life long friends that I made, over here. I already had a bar gig worked out Lol But everyone was just grand, so very friendly.. We had such a blast! I can't wait to come back! And the way things are right now over here, this time, I'm staying LOL

[ManishSharma-skzh]

Hi,
A wonderful video about Ireland's qualities.
Thank you.

[motorbikeireland]

Definitely the roads are getting better nationwide and one thing I do miss is the people. Water charges were imposed but removed in most cases but not all. Weather quality does get better further from the cities. Love the diversity and scenery of Ireland and nature. Making me miss it more 😂 look forward to the next video. Best wishes!