EUROPE'S 3RD RICHEST COUNTRY?? Could I live in Dublin as an expat? What are the benefits?

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  @JoshBosh84 · 1 year ago

  British passport holders are not beholden to the 90 day rule in Ireland, you can happily live and work there with no visa. Nice to have the common travel area.

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• EU

  @Eurobazz · 1 year ago

  But Scott, you are a UK citizen. You can relocate to Ireland under the terms of the 1923 Common Travel Area agreement. There are no restrictions. Ireland is the only EU country allowing UK citizens to receive this benefit.

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• ST

  @steve-marsh · 1 year ago

  The more I visit and explore Dublin, the more I love the place. Fantastic!

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• NI

  @nickc4599 · 1 year ago

  Visited Dublin and had 2 Chineses, 1 Georgian and a Canoli. Really getting the full Irish experience there Scott. 😂

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• ST

  @steviemac9055 · 1 year ago

  If you lived in Dublin you wouldn't eat or drink in Temple Bar. It's just where the tourists go. Far better places elsewhere in the city.

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• IA

  @Ianp75 · 1 year ago (edited)

  You're a UK Citizen Scott, the 90 day thing doesn't apply to us, we can live/work in Ireland with 0 restrictions. PS the name he couldn't read out was 'Stiffy by the Liffey' 😅😅

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• TR

  @trishloughman5998 · 1 year ago

  To be fair, a Sutton supermarket is priced for the area. It's a SuperValu now, but it was previously a Superquinn (before SuperValu bought them out) and Superquinn would have been the premium supermarket chain, so it was always a place to shop for the experience and range, not the prices. No Dubliner in their right mind drinks in Temple Bar.

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• MR

  @MrLetmein2011 · 1 year ago

  I left Dublin in the 80s , but I have family there. <br>Dublin has a lot of social problems, it’s expensive. <br>O&apos;Connell St is not a particularly nice place to be after dark. The people are friendly though and make the best of a country that is being damaged by bad political decisions.

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• BO

  @bobbydavison4908 · 1 year ago

  You are a brave man to try that buffet, as a Dubliner, I would never eat there

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• LO

  @lordstradbally · 1 year ago

  I love how you got up after a 3 hour nap, got a spice bag and went back to bed. In some ways that&apos;s a true Dublin experience. Thanks for visiting our country and sharing your experience.

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• SA

  @sandiandgregh · 1 year ago

  Dublin is beautiful and we always enjoy visiting it each year. We actually were there just a few weeks ago. We’re from Canada. The food prices at Dunnes were better than home but dining out, wow, much more expensive (but then that goes for Edinburgh and Belfast prices too). Our accommodation in Dublin is always the most expensive of our UK and Ireland trips. We went to Temple Bar once, over a decade ago, for the experience. Ten trips to Dublin since and we have never gone again. lol. Looking forward to the next “would I live here”.

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• LO

  @LoCoAde · 1 year ago

  Unless you work in Temple Bar or walking through it to get to another area as it is quicker, I don&apos;t know anyone Irish who spends much if any time in Temple Bar.<br><br>Dublin is more than the city center btw.<br><br>Donabate, Howth, Clontarf, and further south and tbh, a fair chunk of South Dublin is nice.<br><br>The Spire was hated when it was first announced. 😊

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