Dublin is a small capital, for it has no more than 600 thousand inhabitants. Although it is not very densely populated compared to other major European cities, the city center can seem quite crowded due to the heavy influx of tourists (more than 7 million per year). Many foreigners dream of living in Dublin. The…
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Today I would like to analyze what I think are the main differences between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, in short words: Is it better to live in Ireland or in Northern Ireland? Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, which is a constitutional monarchy, and although members of the Northern Ireland…
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The Irish economy has recovered very well after the 2008 crisis and the bursting of the real estate bubble. Today, the country’s GDP per capita ranks fifth in the world and is growing at 4.5% per year with an unemployment rate of 5%, which means full employment. With its very advantageous tax system, Ireland attracts…
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The Irish are a very friendly people, and it is no accident that they are considered the Latins of northern Europe. In Ireland there is a saying: “There are no strangers, there are only friends you do not know yet”. Most Irish people like to talk and make new friends. That’s why it’s much easier…
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