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Same, though not solely for EU citizenship, but also because I love Ireland. My issue is just getting a job, so it's likely going to be back to school for me, w
by dorchadas 8y ago
Same, though not solely for EU citizenship, but also because I love Ireland. My issue is just getting a job, so it's likely going to be back to school for me, which will push off the counter for years, but give me more networking opportunities.
- lettergram 8y agoSomething I'm still trying to figure out is if I can have a remote job. There are plenty of jobs that are remote.
- endersshadow 8y agoThe thing that's difficult in Ireland is internet access if you're living outside of Dublin. We looked at moving to Dingle for a bit, but we couldn't find anything available (from America) that had high speed internet. Granted, it was out in the countryside, so I completely understand, but it was a non-starter as far as going there for a remote job was. It's just something you have to keep in mind that if you're coming from an American city you may not think about.
- daveoflynn 8y agoWas that a while ago? Dingle town (and many other small towns in Kerry) have fibre: https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ . Lots of houses have been connected in the last 2-3 years.
- endersshadow 8y agoYeah, it was a few years ago. That's amazing, though. I'm going to have to show my wife this map!