Sick of this country

Like when I was in my 20s everyone I knew in my peer group and myself were all planning to leave, this was during the last days Celtic Tiger. I'd say like 90% of us came back. It's just a thing Irish people do nowadays, regardless of the housing or work situation. We're an island. Kiwis do it too, nearly all of them go to live in London or somewhere in Europe. NZ having an awful housing crisis right now too.

Theres countrys with low rates of tax where houses are cheaper and there,s no major housing crisis , You might need to learn another language to get a good job there ,irish people have always traveled ,and worked abroad .You might have a better quality of life maybe ,if you are prepared to

live in a country where most people don,t speak english . theres not many people emigrating to australia because its an expensive country to live in in terms of housing costs and you,ll probably have a long commute to work if you want to live in a place where the rent is reasonable .You can only travel to ireland maybe once a year a the flight to oz is expensive .house prices are going up in most western countrys where english is the primary language

The wife was in Oslo in the winter. She said it was a nightmare. A Slip'n'Slide Mecca and she fell on her arse several times herself.

Lots of people walking around on crutches and the winter the is around 4 months long.

The Aquavit is tasty though.

They're not that polite. I'm not saying they are rude by nature, but they have little sense of delicacy or discretion and will happily ask and answer pretty intrusive or overly direct questions without a second thought.

You could get a job in academia in Germany without German but the industries would require a little bit of German (even if they don't state it on their advert). Have you thought about Copenhagen? It's great for science and biotech in general. They certainly don't require Danish.

This will make you even sicker!

[quote]The couple borrowed €2.4 million between 2006 and 2007, across seven mortgage accounts. At the time their combined salary was about €100,000, and the loans were all granted on an interest-only basis.....

.....She noted that the couple were “unwilling” to accept suggestions from the lender to downsize their 743sq m (8,000sq ft) family home with a swimming pool, or to dispose of their six rental properties, while the bank also expressed concerns in 2015 that the second complainant was seeking finance for a new car.[/quote]