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Tag Archives: landlords
The Expat’s Guide to Housing: Irish Landlords, Renting & Foreign Property Ownership
One of the first things that expats have to adjust to in their new home is the local outlook towards renting and property ownership. In the U.S. if you don’t own, or aspire to own at some point, you are … Continue reading
A Pot of Gold or Not? Immigrant Property Ownership and Problems With Irish Landlords
We’ve always been cautious about real estate. But, as newly minted immigrants, we, or at least I, heard the siren song of Irish landownership. We’ve fought the urge, but for many immigrants, the idea of buying land, and buying into … Continue reading
Five Things I Hate About Dublin Ireland
After living in Dublin for just a month, I don’t claim to have the full measure of either the city or country. But I am starting to form some solid opinions about things. Here’s a list of the top five … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Life, Irish Life & Society
Tagged Dublin, Dublin Weather, Dubliners, Ireland, laid back, landlords, life lessons, Living in Dublin, The Irish
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Renting in Ireland: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
At the tail end of twenty-fours hours that included a transatlantic flight, learning to drive on the left, and a hasty (but not tasty) lunch, we knocked on two wrong doors, and finally found the first apartment on our list … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Life
Tagged banking, Churchtown, Dublin, Dublin pubs, Dublin rentals, Dundrum, landlords, University College Dublin (UCD), utilities
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You Want Fleas With That?
We woke this morning to news that Irish police had found and detonated a bomb on a bus headed for Dublin. With tensions high in anticipation of the first visit from a British monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) since independence, some … Continue reading
Posted in Before We Go
Tagged Aer Lingus, Dublin, Dublin rentals, emigration, Ireland, Irish Department of Agriculture, landlords, Pet Express, pets, USDA
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