Advice about moving to work in Ireland?

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Hi Fati,

 

Unfortunately, the cost of living in Ireland is generally quite high. Dublin is comparable with some of the world's most expensive cities, such as New York, London and Paris. However, with this comes a high quality of life.

 

The train system is excellent, providing a reliable and affordable way to get around. The Kildare railway station is a main stop on the Dublin to Cork line, so it should prove useful if you plan your commutes in advance.

 

Other public transportation such as the intercity bus service is equally punctual. They operate on roads considered to be the safest in Europe.

 

In terms of groceries and food expenditure, you're better off purchasing local goods and products. Avoid the more expensive supermarket chains and try not to eat out too much as this too can be fairly pricey.

 

I suggest you visit the Cost of Living in Ireland page for more detailed information. Please feel free to get back to me if you have any more questions.

 

Brett