You Irish are very Kind!! I'd like to know....if Irish people speak Irish or English language? It's important for me! I'm going to Ireland but I'd like to know what is the city in ...
I'm going to the gaeltacht (Colaiste na Rosann) in Anagaire Co.Donegal next Sunday and i don't know what to bring!!
Anybody who has had been to a Gaeltacht or knows what to bring ...
I am comming to Ireland and im a very historical person:) Whats the most historical cities in Ireland. We are thinking of flying into Dublin, staying there for a few days and then drving over to G...
Are there border checks on this border? I, (U.S. citizen) am traveling with a friend (Indian citizen) to Dublin and I'd like to go into Northern Ireland since I have old family from just over ...
I know nothing about this city, what do you think i should do / see there? Do you live in Dublin - if so, want to meet up, I am a 23 year old male Additional Details Mate ur the weirdo, ...
Things can change drastically in a few years so don't set your heart on doing something for the sole reason of getting a job here. There are some jobs like law where knowledge may not translate from one country to another well so check out things like that. Some jobs may also call for a knowledge of Irish though it is possible for non nationals to study and sit exams for those jobs (many Irish people including myself would have to do this also so you wouldn't be at too much of a disadvantage).
Your best bet is to decide what you want to do then see what the requirements are for working here in that field.
Check out job seeking sites in the mean time to get a feel for what's out there now.
I agree though, it's better to try and do something you really enjoy.
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You should major in the geological and molecular structure of rocks in the Mesolithic era. Sher there's loads of jobs in that area.....................
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