Liam, I think I know the abortion cases you are referring to, which I agree that the doctors have very little Control over. What I meant with the maternity failings had to do with the deaths of babies where the staff were unable to read/understand the equipment that monitored the babies heartbeats. Here is a link to an article: It looks like a very isolated incident, but I WAs just curious. Agreed! Here is to good health!

... rest of the process. Here's what confuses me - what do I do with my kid? I cannot find information about that - does she declare her intent to stay and then present herself with me at the Garda Station? Is it just assumed she's a citizen based on her father's citizenship and just breeze into the country? Is she making a different declaration altogether? Some background - my husband (born in the UK but has dual Irish/UK citizenship) and myself (Canadian) got married in 2005 in the UK, moved to Canada in 2007 where he had PR status. Our daughter WAs bor ...

... and that corporations are persons who have free speech (money speech) the laws against buying congress were doomed and the guarantee of a representative government WAs erased. Not even Montana, where the Immortal Irishman Thomas Meagher gave his life for those republican principles, WAs allowed an opportunity to plead its case. Even before money laundering agents of foreign powers assumed complete Control of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of US government, we, a same-sex couple of thirty-three years, recognized by one of the United State ...

... notice. I'm Canadian and he's Irish- he lives in ROI and I'm currently on a UK visa living in N.I (expiring in a couple weeks). 1. As I am not currently living in ROI, it appears we need to request to give our notice via post. This is fine, however I'm now concerned about these interviews as I had read somewhere (presumably on the official citizens information site- I should probably have that memorised by now!) that if notice is given by post, because one of the parties is not living in Ireland the 3 months prior to the marriage, that the couple must att ...

Hi - found you on a google search. Any assistance greatly appreciated. My husband of 3 years and I WAnt to move to ireland for about 6 months - 1 year. My husband is a kiwi. Would be great if he could work while we are there. I am Irish and we have a son with an irish passport. He WAs deported back in 2004 when he WAs a backpacker. He has sent countless letters to ireland to get his deportation revoked since and has never had a reply. they have no email address or phone number! Its so frustrating. We have been back to ireland twice on holiday and he has ...

Since politics and religion are areas that can cause controversy on forums, I messaged Liam (@moveclubadmin) before I started this topic. First, for those that are not aware the UK is going to be voting on June 23rd about leaving the EU. This has potential to be disruptive for many UK expats or expat hopefuls. The polls on it are really too close to call. If it passes there are some things that are likely to occur, such as border Control between Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland. There will be a two year exit period. As for expats, it is hard to say. Some views say they would become illegal immigrants overnight. While that is the least likely, it is possible. Another possibility is the Vienna Convention of 1969 would means those already moved would retain their status. According to a recent article in The Telegraph, Ireland has the second largest British expat population at 249k. Only Spain has more at 319k. This personally interests me because as a dual US/UK citizen, my dreams of moving were supported by the free movement of EU citizens and the EU family reunification.

... girls, and I think they have very trustworthy adults involved. It's really the fact that she's 11 that worries me most. It seems rather young, as you've said. And their school doesn't even introduce Irish language until year five, so seems soon to embark on Gaeltacht at the end of their first year of Irish. All that being said, I have no idea what Gaeltacht even is. If it's structured, what are the activities involved, and is there free time (as you mentioned)... These are all questions I'll ask at the meeting, all I know thus far is we were given an ...

... them by Cruise Ship but I than have to get them from England to Ireland. This part won't work for me. It's also a lot more money than flying as I have very big dogs and would need two crates on the ship. I have been told this by the Cruise people. Deborah - I feel your pain! I have gone through this process quite a few times, and each time is difficult knowing that there are things that could go wrong along the WAy. I absolutely hate handing my pet over to someone, and having no Control over their safety for the length of the journey. Like I responded vi ...

... otherwise), that could involve failings. On the lower side of 2+ hours to get seen in A&E would be a good outcome in Ireland. I took my mom to a hospital in Cork a few months ago, and she WAited 9 hours to get seen. I'm sure Tony could attest to knowing of similar situations in his neck of the woods. The reason my son got seen so soon, WAs due to his age and the seriousness of the injury. Also, to clarify what I meant by the quality of care being good, I'm really speaking about the doctors and nurses and their expertise. What you'll find to be serious ...