imacdiva
American expat in Ireland
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About me
American
Lives in Dublin
Speaks english
Registration: 28 March 2010
Jamaican visiting Ireland next month
Hi, Maybe you can reach out to her? jamaicanincork.blogspot.ie/ There is also this group: jamaicansinireland.com/contacts.htm Hopefully the contact info is current. Em. Read More
Job yes, but no funds to relocate
I am guessing your relocation costs would be largely initial letting. You could also check sites like Gumtree.ie or Craigslist for temporary housing until you get on your feet. Perhaps you can explain to your employer your situation. I'd ask if ... Read More
Spousal Visas for work in Dublin by Drewsome25
My wife and I are moving to Dublin July 1 with my company, but she will be attempting to find work. I realize it isn't the easiest thing to do, but according to my company and my green card permit, she has access to a spousal visa. It is my ...
I have the spousal visa (stamp 3) and for us it was a lengthy process. Review this page: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Join%20Family#Work_Permit_Holder,_Green_Card_Holder_or_Scientific_Researcher We married after moving to Ireland. I ... Read More
Spousal Visas for work in Dublin by Drewsome25
My wife and I are moving to Dublin July 1 with my company, but she will be attempting to find work. I realize it isn't the easiest thing to do, but according to my company and my green card permit, she has access to a spousal visa. It is my ...
Hi Drewsome25, The work permit scheme for spouses not only waive fees and labor market test, the spouse is able to seek any type of employment, including part time work. That said, check this out at the DJEI.ie website: ... Read More
Weather in Dublin in middle May by GianC
Hi to everyone! I am going to Dublin for a week from 15 May, and I would like to know how is the weather in Dublin in this period. Do I have to bring with me warm clothes like jersey, coat, scarf and gloves, or light clothing? Thanks!
Right now it is cold (to me, 9 C) and rainy. For your trip, it would be best to assume the worst weather conditions and prepare accordingly. Definitely, check Dublin's weather forecast prior to your departure. You will have an idea of the ... Read More
Italian or spanish ( or both ! ) exchange.
Hi! It's located at Georges Street. Here's the website: http://www.havana.ie Read More
How and where can I meet new friends by tishtash
Hey all I'm 20 years old and I am currently living in Dublin for a year on a work placement for University in England and I've yet to meet any friends. I am very easy going and like to have a good drink I also enjoy most sports and general ...
I am a bit 'shy' but I have never had issue meeting people. Start with your interests: sewing, fencing, writing, photography etc. There are groups/organizations around town; get involved. You'll be engaged in something you enjoy with people ... Read More
Italian or spanish ( or both ! ) exchange.
Havana also has a spanish language exchange. Additionally, there is a spanish language meetup group. There may even be a group for italian as well. Em. Read More
Salsa's lessons ?
Check: Havana.ie Havana hosts salsa every saturday night. Suavementesalsa.com for courses The Garda club for courses Em. Read More
Irish Summer by Shanec
I hope the Irish summer comes soon. I'm fed up with these cold winds:-)
Oh bless your heart. :-) Read More
those of you with spouses with a different mother tongue.. by ECS
whose language do you speak on a daily basis? Yours? Theirs? A third language entirely? Can you speak each other's languages?
I am American and my husband is Turkish. We speak English. Though I am slowly, very slowly learning Turkish. Read More