Tommy2cans
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Unemployment rate is currently 8.3 % (from 4.9% last january) but is expected to jump to 12% by the end of the year
The good times in Ireland are over we are being hit really hard by the recession and there is no sign of anything going to improve any time soon
EDIT: The person who said the unemployment rate is at its highest ever obviously wasn't around in the 80's it was over 18%!!!! |
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Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge
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We'll do a swap if ya like.
You can live in Ballydung Manor and we'll take your house in Cally! |
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Hollie C
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ive moved from northern ireland to australia 5 years ago. and i can tell you things aren't wonderful over there. it all really depends on your qualifications.nurses are in big demand. youll be best to get a job before you move. if you have skills then you might be able to get sponsored. youll have to look into it. look on job websites see whats going. |
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Laura C
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It's not a good time to move to Ireland at the moment as the recession has hit hard. unemployment has doubled (!) within a year and companies are closing all over the place. sorry :( |
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Orla C
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Not good at the moment, I would stay there if I were you! |
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T.M
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unemployment in ireland at the moment is about 8.2% and is to increase to about 12% by the end of the year, why would you want to move to ireland from california, california is a great place to live |
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Eva J
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ehhh, the country is in serious recession, all the emmigrants here are returning to their countries in stampeeds! Stay well away for the moment! Most of us Irish who have been hit by the recession are planning to move away for work. The amount of people currently unemployed here is at its highest EVER! |
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capeverdeirishgirl
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an irish person who says 'awesome' should be put down.
anyway id stay where you are. the country is in a bit of a down mood at the moment and its not like we get the weather to compensate for it.
id stay for the time being and maby when things pick up consider it. |
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E-dizzle
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uhh not good, my dad lives there and he hasnt been able to find a job for a while, and he has to freeze his morgages for 6 months |
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Rory M
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8%
4% Is considered full employment. |
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The unemployment will be around 13pc next year. So the Irish will have to emigrate to other European countries and then we will send them comments like "If Ireland is your homeland go there and find a job"... as they did to us cause they thing it's right. I hope EU will reject this country with the far right attitudes.
My friend don't move here. The people are extremely unfriendly. |
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nikki!! (ex-anti jonas)
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baaaadd
loads of jobs are being lost and factories are closing down
and your crazy if you want to move from california (awesome) to ireland (hell-hole)
i'm very patriotic :D
lol |
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