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Want to move to Ireland from the US with a spouse. Need advice/real-world stories.? |
My boyfriend (of 8 years) has recieved a job offer from a Hospital near Dublin. He wants to go, but we are having a hard time making the decision. Do you intend to work in Ireland while you are there? Because that changes things. If you only want to live there it will be easier. Your best bet is to contact your local Irish Consolate in the US or the Embassy in Washington, D.C. and you will be given exact info there. No matter how many people give you their opinions, this is where you'll end up going in the end. |
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