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Ireland is full of tech jobs that pay well and that's the only way to live well here right now since basics are so expensive. Housing is a big issue, but that's not just our problem. Come on over, you'd be welcomed.
I would absolutely love to be in Ireland! Well, I mostly just want to sit and listen to the elderly talk about the days before they went to shit.
That sounds like you want to listen to taxi drivers. Elderly people know that things are better now than before.
Yeah... I just remembered my History classes covering Ireland - it's much better. And boy oh boy if I could afford taxi's!
I don't know why but this is the first place I actually thought to move after Trump won again... I've never even been able to afford a house here...
I would love to take my family to some place that is more accepting of interracial relationships/children. because we all knew it was racist country but I didn't realize how racist it was until trump won again...
I could see them trying to end interracial marriage just like they want to outlaw same sex...
Ireland has its share of racists unfortunately but also fairly open. It's a changing country.
Yeah racists are everywhere unfortunately... I don't get it.. I know there is a huge drinking problem... But it's Ireland you have to kinda expect that
I'm not sure but it might be less of a problem with younger generations. They seem to be all round healthier which is great
Yeah bloody racists. It's bringing out the anti racists though which is also great to see.