Introduce yourself here - Welcomes and Introductions

RE: Introduce yourself here

Sana Sarfraz — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 12:15:21 +0000

Great welcome to irelandmoveclub its one of the best place for sharing your thoughts

RE: Introduce yourself here

Liam — Sun, 01 Jan 2023 04:53:12 +0000

@4teaghan Welcome Paula and Teaghan. Great to have you here. Best wishes for the new year and your big move!

Mom and daughter move to Dublin 2023

Paula McDonough — Sat, 31 Dec 2022 21:00:19 +0000

Hello

My daughter Teaghan and I are planning to move to Ireland summer 2023. She will (hopefully) be attending a girls school that is associated with the school i attended many, many years ago. I will be going on a Stamp 0. I am thrilled to be on the site as i know as it gets closer this will be a wonderful resource.

Paula

RE: "O" stamp received.

Da Juicys — Sat, 12 Nov 2022 19:35:11 +0000

Mailed application on 10th Oct 2022. Application r/c'd by justice department on the 20 Oct 2022. I neglected to copy EVERY page of our passports. Sent all 28 pages x 2 via email on 23rd Oct 2021. "O" stamp offer letter received 25 Oct 2022. I will obtain my citizenship through ancestry/father after we move to County Kerry Summer 2023. "Chríochnaigh!"

Introduction

Charlie Baltimore — Sat, 12 Nov 2022 11:06:10 +0000

Hello all. After visiting Ireland several times, my wife and I retired here from Pennsylvania in June 2021. We are both former educators and have settled on the stunning Inishowen Peninsula. Beautiful people, supportive community, and very peaceful. My wife obtained her citizenship through ancestry and I am on a Stamp 4. Cheers!

Irish Based Accountant FOUND!

Da Juicys — Wed, 14 Sep 2022 16:28:02 +0000

Quintas, branch out of limerick. Worked with Kyle Baxter, eMail: kyle.baxter@quintas.ie. Website: www.quintas.ie . Report took about 45 days and cost $650. Dave O'Brien was also involved. eMail: dave.obrien@quintas.ie . Also the cheapest way to pay the invoice was through Wise.com, took 3 days and cost me $6.25

RE: Starting the process... searching for an "IRISH BASED ACCOUNTANT"

Da Juicys — Thu, 30 Jun 2022 19:22:20 +0000

Hello, wife's family is from Anascaul. We plan to move / retire there before 2023. We meet all the necessary requirements, however,

need advice on how to hire an "Irish BASED ACCOUNTANT". Can anyone supply a name or email and possibly the cost we might expect?

If advance, thanks for any assistance in this would be greatly appreciated.

Laissez les bons temps rouler,
da' Juicys

RE: Introduce yourself here

Robert Scally — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 18:33:56 +0000

@xenophile thanks for the reply. I at least know I'm not alone here.

If it's OK, I'll check in with you next spring and see how your move is going.

From my research from afar, County Limerick and Limerick city will be my focus for looking for a place to live when I'm in Ireland this fall. But other than Dublin and probably Cork City (both too expensive), I'm not ruling any area out.

I'm hoping COVID stays more or less under control and the global economy doesn't fall apart. Big dreams, I know.

Slan, more good luck to your family.

--Robert

RE: Introduce yourself here

Xenophile — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 14:56:24 +0000

@rdscally thanks Robert! And yes, good luck to you both as well - would love to hear where you think you’ll end up. 🤗

RE: Introduce yourself here

Robert Scally — Mon, 06 Jun 2022 15:25:53 +0000

Hello Xenoiphile.

Yeah, pretty quiet around here. I think covid more or less killed this site.

I too am planning a move to Ireland from the West Coast (San Diego).

My circumstances and timelines are bit different from yours. We're retiring, I'm an Irish citizen who has never lived in Ireland.

We are hoping to make our move in 2024.

I've dug through the old forums here and learned some useful things.

Although we are retiring, my wife and I are writers and thus bringing our craft with us, so we don't have the employment aspect to worry about.

I'm going to Ireland for two months this fall to see the rest of country I've not already seen and to scope out potential places to live.

If I can help in any way please stay in touch. I am interested to see how your move turns out.

Good luck,

Robert Scally