Jeanine Thanks, as always, for being so willing to chime in and help others out with the Info you have. Greatly appreciated John @countydonegal , Jeanine might have another spreadsheet, but another member here WAs kind enough to share a spreadsheet also. You can find it here . Thank you to @lindarosewood

@jaconaty1 Hi Jeanine - thanks for your note and helpful Info! I'm finding as the further I dig the more questions that pop up, so I really appreciate input from those who've gone through the process. I'm interested in learning more about how you navigated the learners permit journey on your own, so I'd enjoy chatting directly (if that's permitted on this site - not sure if adding email addresses within a message is acceptable??). Thanks again! John

@countydonegal my husband and I are on a similar quest! Any stamp 0 Info would be greatly appreciated - especially in the vein of cost for application services!

Hi Liam! Thank you for your reply. I do have some questions I'm hoping you can help with. Buying property challenges are what I'm most interested in. What can we expect? Do you have property managers there? (For a fee, a company that manages your rental when you are not able to) In searching for property online, what would I call what we're looking for? (2 houses on a lot) hypothetically, if we purchased a property for $200k and had $100k as a down payment, what would we expect to pay in fees to close the sale? Does ireland charge annual property taxes? This is might be more Info that you'd like to answer here, so if so, please let me know what the best avenue is to obtain this much appreciated Info. Thank you! Karen

... We would be leasing our current property in the states while running the BnB in Ireland for at the very least a good 10 years. From what I've read so far I don't see any restrictions about buying property as a foreigner but I can't find Info about using the property itself as a business and living there while doing so. We are not of Irish decent, have no current family in Ireland. So why Ireland? For me it's been a childhood dream to visit and live in Ireland. I became infatuated with ireland through literature, music, poetry, film and my short stint of ...

... sit right on top of rivers, or near a WAtershed and there's usually a pretty even mix of businesses and residences. A lot of time these rivers are very high to begin with, so when there's a big storm like the one that just passed, there's only one place for the extra WAter to go. Also, a lot of the farmland that WAs affected is very low lying, so when a large river floods it spreads out pretty fast. I think the problem with one towns flood protection having a negative affect on another town is very likely. I remember seeing similar things in CA with coasta ...

... use it while travelling for her. I also WAnt to update that I spoke to both Accountant and Solicitor and I have been told the total cost with everything would come around 1300 euro to get her here with all assistance and everything via them but I just couldn't find the need and I am now going ahead with Official docs and guidelines offered on the government website. One of my friend who got the irish citizenship advised me to follow this as this is new website and updated very recently with all Info. so I am just going ahead with my plans to collect ...

Thanks again, Liam! Great Info, I have been to the English Market and loved it. My Grandfather came over from the Cullen/Millstreet area back in the 1920s, so the area suits me pretty well. 🙂

Hello, Just curious to hear everyone's Stamp 4 renewal experiences if you're so kind as to share them. The official website is not very detailed with regards to the process and what documents you need to bring so I WAs hoping I can get some Info here. Thanks a million!

Hello, just curious to hear everyone's Stamp 4 renewal experiences? The official website is not very detailed with regards to the process and what documents you need to bring so I WAs hoping I can get some Info here. Thanks a million!