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  • renting an apartment in Ireland as a resident of another country in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Thursday, 24 March 2011, 05:03pm by anphillips (6 responses)

    Hi all, I'm an American student at Harvard University who is looking to rent an apartment for 4 months (June through September) in County Galway. I have never tried to rent an apartment in an area that was too far for me ...

  • More Good News in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Thursday, 24 March 2011, 01:03pm by RealistnotPessimist

    http://www.xe.com/news/2011/03 /24/1792393.htm?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=TL&utm_content=NOGEO&utm_campaign=News_RSS_Art1

  • property in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 21 March 2011, 01:03pm by madtomove (6 responses)

    http://www.daft.ie/1555454 Hi we have a house for sell we have reduced it about four times could someone take a look at pictures and let me know what they think we changed ESTATE AGENTS but now we did have a few people in viewing...

  • Setting up broadband in a rural cottage? in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 14 March 2011, 05:03pm by Colibri23 (2 responses)

    Hi forum. I'm moving to ireland in may and plan to take up a cottage to rent for a year whilst my husband and I look for somewhere to buy. I'm planning on getting a cottage outside cork, to have some space for my 1 year old to play ...

  • Property: The most dangerous asset of all in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Wednesday, 9 March 2011, 10:03pm by Boom or explosion

    Property is widely seen as a safe asset. It is arguably the most dangerous of all, says Andrew Palmer http://www.economist .com/node/18250385?story_id=18250385

  • coming to Ireland on a one way ticket in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Wednesday, 9 March 2011, 10:03pm by Moving to ireland (5 responses)

    Hi i am an Irish citizen from Dublin living with my wife and children in Denver co. My wife and her oldest son from another marriage are U.S citizens I have two boys with my wife 2 and 4. we are moving to Ireland in June of ...

  • moving to London in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 7 March 2011, 10:03pm by maryan (2 responses)

    I need a part load removal from Galway to London any time April - date flexible. Very small load, a double bed, a telly and a couple of boxes.

  • Moving to Galway in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 7 March 2011, 01:03pm by blue2005 (1 response)

    Hi I'll be looking for somewhere to live near Galway City in the coming months. I plan to move there where I hope to find a social work post and to settle with my son. Any advice on starting off re houses, flats etc., and po...

  • English Families in Dublin in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 28 February 2011, 04:02pm by helkenny (5 responses)

    Hi, My husband, 20 month old daughter and I will be relocating to Malahide, Dublin from Manchester in a few months. I\'m concerned about making new friends etc and wandered if there were any british ex-pat groups that w...

  • touchy subject!!! in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 25 February 2011, 10:02am by Shirl (11 responses)

    Hi there, This could be a very touchy subject and i do apologise if it offends anybody, i really do. I`m just wondering if anyone else (that isnt Irish) has the same problem as me or is it me being paranoid?! I`m moving ...

  • house prices in offaly in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Thursday, 24 February 2011, 03:02pm by offaly70 (5 responses)

    hi looking for house in offaly 4/5 bedroom @200000 euro could we look at houses marked at 350000 or is this unrealistic houses in offaly still seem overvalued in comparsion to other counties

  • work visa for my wife. in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Wednesday, 23 February 2011, 02:02pm by challo26 (1 response)

    Greetings, I am working on a masters in history (with a concentration in Irish studies). I plan on working on my PhD in Ireland (if everything goes well). My wife is currently an engineer with NASA. She has an unde...

  • Moving without a job, is that a problem to rent a house ? in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 18 February 2011, 10:02am by madame knut (5 responses)

    Hi, My family and I are planning to move from France to Ireland (Dublin) in July. We are moving thanks to a heritage (25.000€). We are planning to open a shop. Obviously enough, we won't open the shop before we are settl...

  • To Ireland from South America in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Tuesday, 15 February 2011, 09:02pm by pat191 (10 responses)

    Hello there, we are a middle age couple,moving to Ireland on the next months.My husband is originally from Ireland, I am from Argentina, South America, a third world country, or, politically correct, "a country in deve...

  • TV Show looking for Home Buyers in Ireland in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 11 February 2011, 10:02pm by House Hunters Casting (2 responses)

    Hi everyone, I'm a casting producer for a popular American real estate program. Our show follows expats as they look for a new home and new life abroad. We're looking to film in Ireland and are very excited about showi...

  • Relocating to west Cork in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 4 February 2011, 03:02pm by MichaelSpain (5 responses)

    Retired couple thinking of relocating from Spain to west Cork. Looking for a 2 bed house/cottage in or near village or town. Should we buy now or rent? Prices seem high still. Where would you recommend we look? Clonakilty ...

  • Relocating to west Cork in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 4 February 2011, 03:02pm by MichaelSpain (1 response)

    Retired couple thinking of relocating from Spain to west Cork. Looking for a 2 bed house/cottage in or near village or town. Should we buy now or rent? Prices seem high still. Where would you recommend we look? Clonakilty ...

  • Mortgage nightmare!! in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Wednesday, 2 February 2011, 12:02pm by S28 (7 responses)

    I’m looking for some advice really. Long story short bought house with my bf, we broke up, he wanted to move out clear some loans so I agreed to get a friend in to share with me and help with the mortgage. A few weeks later he cha...

  • Swap 3 bed semi in Roscam ,Galway city for Detached country house in South Mayo in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 11:02pm by pat109

    Hi, Anyone got a detached house to swap in South Mayo for an O'Malley Construction built 3 bed semi in Roscam,galway City ?

  • Dying to move to Galway in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 01:02am by beckyhorr (1 response)

    I've traveled a few times to Ireland and have truly fell in love with Galway. I have decided I would really like to move to Galway. Only problem is I have not been able to find any work. I'm an American in Sales and Management (...

  • What Is A Realistic Price To Offer On A Home In Ireland in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Friday, 28 January 2011, 04:01am by Kay Lal (10 responses)

    Hi, we are looking at buying a property in Ireland in the next few months. We have seen a listing for EU 315,000. What is a realistic offer to make on this property in the current climate? I have been reading the daft blog and h...

  • Wanted Detached House In Navan in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Thursday, 27 January 2011, 11:01pm by AGNES FEENEY (6 responses)

    I HAVE MADE SEVERAL OFFERS TO AGENTS IN NAVAN TO NO AVAIL. I HAVE 150,000.00 E. AND I AM LOOKING FOR A DETACHED HOME WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE TOWN CENTRE. IF ANYONE OUT THERE IS INTERESTED , LET ME KNOW.

  • moving to donegal in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Wednesday, 26 January 2011, 06:01pm by donegal (3 responses)

    Hello all, I have been living in the States for years but want to move back home to Donegal with my 2 children, ages 13 and 14. It would be to a small coastal area, busy in the summer and quiet in the winter. I loved it when I l...

  • Galway Country Cottage with Gardens in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Thursday, 20 January 2011, 09:01pm by Howboutthat (2 responses)

    Stunning cottage with large bright rooms, all mod cons. 2 large bedrooms, 2 bath, walk in wardrobe, Belfast sink, open plan kitchen and day room, arched interior doors with latches. Award winning gardens with fountain...

  • A new start. in Moving to Ireland

    posted: Monday, 17 January 2011, 08:01am by Plastic 67 (4 responses)

    Hi. My family and I are thinking of moving to Ireland in the near future. We would hope to buy outright. I am self emplyed and my wife works as a P.A. in school. Do you know what or who is the best place to find out all the relavent ...