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Tag Archives: The Irish
Who, What, and Where Will Be Next
It strikes me that the reason most people emigrate from the country they’ve always called home is to find a “better life”. Granted there are as many ways to define better life as there are people emigrating. Often that means … Continue reading
What Binds Us Together
Even before we moved to Ireland, one of my constant refrains has been that the Irish seem to be universally friendly and welcoming. I knew there would come a day when that feeling would be tested. And earlier this week … Continue reading
Dublin Cabbies – The Mobile Opinion Poll
When we moved to Dublin we made the conscious decision not to have a car. Lack of personal transportation coupled with the fact that we’re still learning our way around has meant that we’ve leaned on Dublin’s network of cabs … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Life, Irish Life & Society, Modern Life
Tagged Cabs and cab drivers, Dublin, Irish economy, Living in Dublin, politics, The Irish
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Five Things I Love About Dublin Ireland
Well, last week’s post seemed to stir up a bit of interest on all sides of the issues, not least of which was my use of the word “hate”. Many of the people who left comments felt that after living … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Life, Irish Life & Society
Tagged Dublin, Dublin Weather, Dubliners, Ireland, Irish writers, laid back, Living in Dublin, politics, The Irish
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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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