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Old Apr 3, 2009, 12:07 PM
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working and living in ireland

hoping someone can help. i want to move to ireland for 6 months or so. i dont really mind what kind of job i do but will obv need a flat too, so flatsharing may be an idea.
i just dont know where to begin
location? i dont know irealand. want somewhere thats a bit out in the country but is very close by to city centre live styles.
flats? how do i find a flat mate that i have never met before
rent? ive no idea how much council tax and things are or where is expensive to live

any help would be sooooo great

thanks x

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Old Apr 17, 2009, 11:35 AM   #2  
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hi,

ireland, great city in ireland is galway and prob the best city in ireland in the summer. its 1hour from connermara and hope of the real irish experience.

accommadtions: Daft.ie : Property for Sale in Ireland, Overseas Property, Property to Let, Houses to Rent, Accommodation Sharing, Parking Spaces in Ireland (Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Belfast) this will help you with all types of accomadtions anywhere in ireland.

tax: well if your working its 20% tax rate, there are discounts if you make less, also 6% prsi i think.

job finding is difficult in ireland right now, but if have qualifications shud be easy.

best of luck

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