Cost of Living in Ireland (Dublin vs Tralee) | accommodation + food + transpo etc | Jennifer Estella
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- In this video, I will compare the cost of living in Dublin vs the cost of living in Tralee. This will also give you an idea how much is the cost if living in Ireland in general. Follow me on instagram: @jenestxx
I used the @WineAndRum 's cost of living and compared it to mine.
Check their channel here: / @wineandrum
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and Tralee is a small town in the southwest of Ireland. Living in the big cities has always been the dream of most people. I've always lived in big cities (Manila, Philippines and Selangor, Malaysia) and now that I was able to live in a town gave me a new perspective on this.
Watch the video if this is something you are interested of.
You may also visit the following sites for more information:
Irish taxes and benefits plus more - revenue.ie
Leasing and buying properties - daft.ie
Car rental - enterprise.ie
My phone - www.three.ie
My broadband - www.eir.ie
My healthcare - www.layahealthcare.ie
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0:00 Intro
1:08 Disposable income
2:10 Dublin and Tralee on the map
3:12 Taxes in Ireland
4:57 Rent in Ireland
5:57 Groceries in Ireland
6:17 Utilities in Ireland
7:21 Phone in Ireland
7:41 Going out in Ireland
8:38 Health insurance in Ireland
9:29 Health costs
10:59 Entertainment in Ireland
13:15 Transportation in Ireland
15:48 The verdict!
16:03 Additional costs in Ireland for immigrants
17:30 Final words
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Thank you so much for making this video. My partner and I have recently decided to set our eyes on ireland. We live in Arizona USA, and the property values here are outrageous, and they won't stop. We are paying the average price for a 2 bedroom Phoenix apartment, which is 2000 USD. No Healthcare, because the cheapest plan would be 250 a month. Electricity is usually 50-120 a month, and there is no hope in buying a house, considering the median Arizona home is 390k. The school systems are trash, so raising a family would be horrendous. Also, surprisingly our minimum wage is 12 dollars, which is the highest of any red state. So basically, if we were to live in dublin, the most expensive city, we'd be paying more in taxes, but less in everything else. I've always thought about moving away from the US, but never made a plan. Im tired of America. I thought things would get better, but it's apparent that things are just getting worse. The nation's more divided than ever with no intentions of slowing. Prices are higher year over year, while wages stay the same, and if you want to go to college, you have to either take out a personal loan, or a credit line because 2 jobs are necessary here, and you can't work 60 hours a week and go to school full time. It's just insane.
Hey!! We’re from Indiana and are planning on moving to Dublin as well. Stay strong !
Yeah, over the last few weeks, it got me thinking about the kind of major cities (be that large, or midsize), from the costs of living, and quality of life/standards of living points of view, one could encounter in Europe, and the United States (it's a personal assessment/observation, but one that can, factually, be verified): there are cities with (both) very high costs of living, as well as very high quality of life/standards of living (like Copenhagen, or Geneva); cities with very high costs of living, but only decent standards of living (like Dublin, or New York); and, then, there are various cities throughout the United States with decent costs of living, but nowhere near to being great cities to live in (like Detroit, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, or Phoenix). If it's feasible for you, it's definitely worth it to make the move out of Phoenix; I, certainly, would (here's the irony, though: record numbers of Americans continue to move to cities like Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, and Phoenix; that's quite counterintuitive, to put it mildly).
Thank you! And indeed, diversity makes every place a more interesting location to live in. :)
You will.need.lots.of.money.in.ireland.i.should.know.i.am.81
Our country has the 3rd highest GDP/cap in the world and as a result we have become VERY expensive BUT we have many Indian/Thai/China shops that can really save you money.
Your real problem will be RENT.
If you have this covered than Ireland for you is gold.
I love your videos, I am from Ireland but living in China for the last 5 years, and when you said "a fiver" you put a smile on my face. A true Irish woman right there :D
Hey Shane! Thanks so much! 💕 I hope you’re enjoying Asia as much as I’m enjoying Europe! 🥰 Haha! Fiver, tenner! 🥳
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thanks for sharing, Jennifer. Your videos were really helpful. My husband and I are contemplating of working in Ireland. Both of us are from Malaysia, currently working for MNC with critical skills. Things are changing and we are looking for better opportunities out there. So glad to have found your channel. You have provided so much useful information. Once again… Thank you so much, Jennifer ❤️ God bless.
You're welcome and good luck on your job hunt! I hope you find a great one here in Ireland. :)
I can say you really covered everything, love watching your videos and you're one of the best 👌🏽 👍🏼
Thank you! I appreciate that a lot! :)
thank you for this video!! also wish to learn more about your life as an accountant there in Ireland :)))
Such useful information! Thanks for this ate! 💗
Thank you Ms. Jennifer. I’m so inspired to try the life in Ireland 😀
Go for it! 🥳 You can do it!
Thank you for the info! Arriving Ireland next month. Tralee is on the list now!
Congratulations! And see you around! :)
Very informative po ❤️ i'm also a cpa po planning to apply sa ireland ❤️ sana po matuloy, thank you po sa mga videos niyo 😊
Hi Jennifer,
Useful information. Next month I will start a new job in Killarney, will move from Portugal. Just rented an airBNB for the first month. Confess that get an under budget home to rent it’s my biggest concern.
Thank you for your videos. 👍
Awesome video ,keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! 💕💕
thanks for your video. Very informative. I will be moving to Tralee within 3-4month.
Hey hey! Congratulations!! It’s not long til you move here! 🥳 I’m excited for you!
Hello from dubai! Kamusta! Moving soon away from drying to soaking. Thanks for amazing videos
Hey there! Congratulations on your move! 🥳🎉
Awesome, very informative.
Hope you don't mind me asking this, but did you have an upgrade in terms of your savings when you started working in Tralee compared to how much you were able to save back in the Philippines? I'm from the Philippines and I'm currently contemplating whether seeking opportunities abroad will help me save more in the long-run, or staying here (perhaps with a little side hustle) would already help me achieve that. I understand it costs much more to live in european countries like Ireland, but will there be considerable difference in how much I can save if I take a risk and pursue a career abroad? Thanks in advance
That was helpful. Thanks 😊
The Northwest of Ireland is the most affordable where rents are concerned. Donegal, Roscommon, Leitrim, Mayo. I had to leave Tralee because of the high rents in Tralee.
Hey! 👋🏼 Haven’t been to those counties but definitely gonna visit! Yeah, the rents are totally high at the moment - it’s the same situation as the houses which is super crazy!
So would those be the cheapest places?? I'm moving to Ireland next year and really need tips 😭🙏🏼
@@minqrtswhy are you crying then? Ireland pays you high salary although deducts huge taxes and rent is high but you will manage it like every body else does.
Sligo always gets forgotten 😂😂😂 tons of people come here for college lol
thank you, very informative
I live in Ireland 🇮🇪 but i found this super interesting, especially given how much more expensive things have gotten in 2 years with inflation 😢 Also, i visit metro Manila a lot for work. I ❤️ it there. 😊
True! I must make a comparison of what it is now. Everything seemed to double! 🤯🤦🏻♀️ I’m glad you love Manila 🇵🇭 🥰
How's life now? Cost of living now? I want to move to Ireland
Thanks your presentation is very clear and understandable,weldon
Thank you!
This is informative Jen. I am a Malaysian. My son will be embarking a new career in Tralee this Sept. Any advice from you and other friends here? He is in culinary. Currently he is working in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
Hi there, congratulations to your son and it’s not long that he’ll be moving here. It’s a lovely place to live, quiet and relaxing. If he loves nature, he’ll love it here. It’s easy to find friends as well with the different activities he can do here. ☺️
Those calculations were helpful!
Thank you!
Thank you so much! 💙💛💙
Is the grocery/food expenses you mentioned is for one person or two persons
The medical system in Ireland sounds like that the Govt has colluded with lobbying vested interests and stakeholders in the insurance industry to arrange a captive insurance market of the entire population for the benefit of the for-profit medical industry. Except for young children and over-70s.
So, you are basically hostages to private medicine. In the rest of Europe nearly all citizens have true universal healthcare for a free and efficient health service.
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Thanks for sharing 💕
Thank you! :)
well said fellow accountant!
Great video thank you.
Thank you! ☺️
Hi Jennifer!
The costs that you mention of "them" count for 2 people and yours for 1?
For example, the cost of the food you mention for them is € 300. Is it per person or for both?
Thank you. Really useful information!
There's not a huge difference buying between 1 or 2 people, the base cost of certain items is the same. €75 for a weekly grocery shop would be pretty average buying brand names in the normal supermarkets.
You could definitely be way more frugal and get a minimal weekly shop for 1 person for €30 in the discount supermarkets if you were very conservative with your money. That's really scrimping though.
Thank u so much........newbie here thank u
I’m in my 60’s now and I have to say that Ireland is a much more interesting and a more exciting place since people started moving here from all over the world. We’ve always had a fantastic country, in every respect and it’s great to show it off to everybody. This is a great series of videos Jennifer. Keep going. Congrats!! 👍
Yes we have lots more irish people in poverty, homeless and addicted to drugs, while we bring in Africans, Chinese, Polish and everyone else, give them an education, jobs, rights, houses, cars and bankrupt our welfare system while muslim mothers and black Africans have 20 kids each.
Your an NGO for such profiting out of the destruction of ancient people's lands and cultures so that you can make the world as ulgy as your stone cold heart. A plague on your house. 850 years the irish suffered under slavery of English rule and a priest saying mass could have his head chopped off. You are the replacement for the British, the new hangmen and women of europe.
Thank you so much! It's always great to have diversity where you learn other people's culture even without going to their country. But of course, it will be nice to experience that too! :)
Hi ms.jennifer ireland are open now for short stay visa?
Hi po! Your vlogs are very informative :) I just have a question po.. Did you have your braces installed in Ireland or sa Malaysia/Phils pa? I just wanted to know if outside of Ireland gawa yung braces, meron bang mga clinics na willing mag continue? Kasi sa ibang countries, they won’t eh. Thank you po :)
I had my braces back in the Philippines. You can continue your braces here, although when I did, my orthodontist did an x-ray and requested my documents from the PH so they can continue it. :)
I love tralee!!! :)
I really do admire
Hi Jennifer, I will be relocating to Cork in October and I would like to know if a credit card will come in handy while living in Ireland. Some articles I’ve read says it’s impractical. If it is helpful, can you share how transition is? I heard it’s easy to open a bank account but will take months to become eligible to apply for a credit card. Thanks in advance.
It depends what you are going to use it for. There's a company called Klarna that lets you make payments on their partner stores for 3 months. There's also one that's called Humm which allows you to purchase items and pay for 1-3 years. It's quite easy to get some credit here in Ireland if you have a monthly stable income. I hope that helps!
If you want to know more, follow me on instagram, it's easier to communicate there. :)
Planning to leave Dublin coz of the crazy high rent here , paying €21,000 a month which is 40 mins from city centre.
😱😱 do you mean €2,100?? That’s mad!
Sorry yes ,€2100 , I am not kidding. If within the city centre, new-build 2 bedrooms would cost €2400~€2600.
Yes its basic economics,supply and demand
Thank you for the video. Me and my family have plan to move to Ireland next year.
Is it harder to find a job because of the covid situation?
Jobs are easy to come by in certain industries, housing is what is hard to find.
Stay home we don't want you to come to Ireland. Its my country not yours.
@@emiliasuu5892 Jobs are not easy to come by because migrants have taken them all.
new subscriber here.. i love watching your vlogs. Salamat
Thanks a lot for yourr videos , do you know anything about waterford cost of living ?
I have friends who live in Waterford and they also have YT channel - if you want you can check their videos, it’s Mister and Missis- K. Their content might be very helpful for you if you are specifically moving to Waterford ☺️ let me know how it goes! 😊
@@JenniferEstella You are the best ,thanks a lot dear
Where did you find the room to rent around that costs? I’m staying in Dublin . But I can’t find any
I got my apartment pre-covid. Also, the examples in this video were at the start of the pandemic so the effects are still not obvious. The prices now have gone so much higher! I'm making a video with an updated one :)
You can get a room in someones house in South Florida for $800. The prices in Ireland are not bad at all.
If it's in a prime location, expect prices to be very high I suppose.
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Current Inflation is being driven up mostly by fuel prices,
If we switch to Nuclear power and give greater incentives to buy electric cars (including subsidising and prioritising lithium battery production) this problem will subside substantially over time.
Also, many countries are going for the practical short term measures of taxing fossil fuel company profits to discourage extortionate profiteering..
Overall though, Society’s rejection of Nuclear power was a massive mistake, and the environment has payed dearly for it as we continue to rely on fossil fuels for our electricity.
Cost of Food, Electric, Gas and Rents are going sky high getting very hard to manage its going to be a hard winter.
Taking it easy with the heater for sure!
Hi miss Jennifer... Thanks for the videos 😊... In more than 13 years, I've been teaching in a State U as a BSED instructor. I finished my Master's degree and now Im planning to apply for a student visa and study in Canada for 2years program bcoz I have relatives in different parts of Canada. But my Aunty in England wanted me to try my luck there in Ireland. What can you advice me Mam,? Pls I need your advice. Thanks! 😊😍
You have great working experience so you shouldn't have any problem finding a job here. Apply online and see where it goes :) Good luck on your job hunt!
Hi thank you for the video.
Do you think with yearly salary of 40000£ , living with family of 4 member,can save some money?
same inquiry here
The cost of living here in my place is extremely expensive. There is No Tax but what you can see here couz for example:
Rent can be anywhere between $1,300 and a whopping $3,300 per month, based on the apartment location and its features. Utilities and other monthly costs are also pretty expensive, including internet, and especially entertainment and eating out. Although food and essentials are relatively affordable, rental prices are typically exorbitant. Luckily, the Caymans’ average salaries are compatible with high prices, but sharing apartments with roommates is a common way of living for younger people here like me hahaha.
Woah! 😱 the rent’s so expensive! I guess sharing with friends is gonna save you some bucks! Lucky you have trusted friends - it’s difficult to live with complete strangers!
Very good video! Just one comment, the places you showed in daft in Dublin are more studio like than 1 bed, all kitchen and bed in the same room. The 1 bed, with separate room and kitchen are minimum of 1500
Thank you! That means a lot! 💕 I picked the listings that are 1 bed & 1 bath, and checked the pictures as well. I'm quite sure they are 1 bedroom apartments and not studio. ☺️
@@JenniferEstella I would even be suspecting of a scam ad for that price or something wrong with the apartment for less than 1500 euro
@@marcelofm80 it's not a scam. Outside the cities, you can rent a house or apartment for much less.
@@hhin you can check with people that live in Dublin, those prices you found are not average. I am talking about apartment in Dublin city, not ouside
@@marcelofm80 Don't live in Dublin if you can't afford it ,just like all Cities
Hello, I'm Egide and I would love to go to Ireland 🇮🇪 to look for work and maybe I can stay there. But I have nobody there I don't know if I can get it there. Thank you so much
Good luck! I hope you find work here soon ☺️
Nice information
Thank you! 💕
Hey Jennifer I got a job in Cork, but I'm not sure how to get accommodation somewhere with easy access to cork all the rentals on daft are crazy expensive, any tips on finding a good one bed apartment?
Hey Ellen! Congrats on landing the job 🥳 to be honest, it’s crazy expensive everywhere. I suggest you try these 2 things: 1. Check airbnb around cork and if you find something within budget, ask if they allow long term rentals. 2. Join FB groups (in Tralee, we have ‘Tralee Do You Know’), some people post available apartments there.
Hope this helps!
@@JenniferEstella Thank you so much it really does help. 💗
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Worth sharing..Sana all have fast internet connection😄
Yes dad, jan satin kahit fiber connection na, ang bagal pa din!
@@JenniferEstella dad?
@@vimalcurio he’s my dad! ☺️ And he’s always watching and commenting on my videos 😅
@@JenniferEstella oh haha that's so cute ❤️
Hi mam.
I'm going to get a job basic salary is 2500/ how much per tax deduction will be?
And also for work permit holders medical is it free??
Your net salary will be around 2K (excluding any pension contribution). Medical is not free here, some companies have health care as part of your package.
hi Jennifer is it possible to share our contact my family and I, are considering moving mid next year. i wish to ask you some questions please
Of course, you can contact me in instagram - jenestxx 🙂
My husband got onsite offer to Dublin irland, his salary is 6k is it sufficient salary for a 4 member family
Hi Grace, rental in Dublin is very expensive. 6K for a 4 member family might be tight. It depends on your lifestyle as well.
No worries, we are happyly serviving with 5k. Already we are in Dublin
Is Tralee similiar with Cork about costs ? thx :-)
Nope, Tralee is cheaper :)
Hi dear, how about Sligo?
Similiar with Tralee? Thx
We’re always forgotten even though people come here for college 😂
Hi! Great vídeo, how much it has changed during the last year?
A lot!! I will be making an updated video on cost of living here in Ireland. I hope you can check it out when it's out :)
@@JenniferEstella sure! I'm moving there in 3 weeks so definitely I'll watch it to budgeting properly 😅
we are looking at house near Tralee tomorrow, we live in Scotland at the moment, my wife says that your most likely from the Philippines she would most likely know as she is from Cebu. just for interest sake let us known if that's ok. cancel earlier question as you just answered it you are from my wife's home country, hope things are still going well for you in Tralee, if your still there.
Hey there! Yes, I’m still living in Tralee and love it! ♥️ I hope the viewing went well, for all I know, you could be living here now! ☺️ And yes, I’m from the beautiful country of the Philippines. 🙂
we never got the house near tralee well castleisland , which is close to tralee, but we have now bought one in roscrea right in middle of the country, but will still keep a look out in the future for one closer to tralee. we move from uk at the end of september. hope everything is still going well for you in tralee.
also hoping to pop over to Cebu about Christmas time if we get all settled in by then.
Hello all, I want to move to Ireland , but i am not sure because after Corona i lost all my family and i need a good start. I can't decide between Sweden and Ireland, i prefer Ireland more because of English language i can find easily job..Please can someone give me a good advise, how to start , how to find a cheaper rent, job for a start ...Thank you all
I haven't been to Sweden but I only hear great things about it. And you are right, it is easier to move to Ireland because they speak English here, you don't need to learn another language. Good luck on your job hunting and hope you make up your mind soon! :)
Hi I live near Tralee co Kerry and it is one shit hole of a town rents are sky high no work ondley minimum wage job it's one depressing place Ann Murphy 🇨🇮
Water is paid by tax. 2% of all vat and 5% road tax
wow!,,amzing pinay!..
Thank you ma'am, very informative ang content mo. I have a vlog idea for your consideration ma'am! Processes, Cost, and Time required for owning a car intended for 1st timer sa Ireland.. Most probably ang first timer gagamit muna ng public transport, then since mahal naman rental cost (please correct me if I am wrong), mas ideal ang own car, then again d pa cguro maka afford ng new car, also probably kailangan din nya makakuha muna ng license to drive there.. pwede nyo rin iadd sa content ma'am. Thank you again.
Thank you! 🥰 and yes, this is one in my content plan. I just got my driving license so it’s very apt. 🙂 I hope you can watch out for the video ☺️
@@JenniferEstella That's great!!! I definitely would. Thank you.
Dublin is a rip off to live there it's more expensive then london, milan, paris when it comes to houses belfast is so much alot cheaper
The commute to work in Dublin will cost more than you save on rent in Belfast
Well, when it comes to the costs of living, Dublin is in the same league with cities like Copenhagen, Geneva, or New York (and the main reasons that the costs of living in these cities stand out as "astronomical", are supply-side economics, and their status as World-class cities; conversely, there are reasons that the costs of living in the town & country of Denmark, Switzerland, Ireland, or the United States are significantly lower).
Yeah, The cost of living in Dublin is sky high. It's actually sky rocketed over the last ten years, Its almost like a lot of people just appeared out of no where.
Fán sá bháile.
Need more supply of houses up there in Dublin to hopefully bring the prices down! 😅 but of course that’s easier said than done! 😅
@@JenniferEstella We could just empty the DP centers across the country and deport economic and illegal migrants alike, I reckon that would solve the over pricing within Dublin over night. Do you agree?
@@hangsamich3098 I think we would be better off throwing racist filth into the sea to free up a little space.
@@JenniferEstella yes everybody wants to come and live in Dublin for some reason
Dublin is the same as Toronto. I'll feel right at home.
I hope you're settling in well! :)
Hi I would like to know about the range of salary and the tax
Hey! Salary mainly depend on your profession, years of experience, company you’re applying for, etc. Then the tax is based on your salary. 🙂 What’s the role you’re looking for?
@JenniferEstella I have this company looking for a lighting designer and I want to apply but kinda hesitant because tax is huge
Ireland... one needs to be rich. Extremely expensive place. It's an okay nation but not worth the prices. Always raining and cold too.
Yeah, the weather is a balls! 🥹
Hi. Where do you look for jobs in Ireland? I'm interested, and I have a degree in Business.
Hi! Try jobs.ie. It’s best to go to the company’s website and apply directly.
How can I contact you sister, can I get a clue?
I am interesting to study in Ireland and I wanna know more information.
Thanks
You can contact me in instagram - jenestxx 🙂
How is life as a student? Is it possible to be able to raise school fees and cater for expenses with 20hrs job per week
Hello I am moving to Dingle to stay over there and I would like to know the cost of living there.
Stay in your own country.
Dingle is a lovely town and one of my favorites! It’s a popular tourist spots so shops there might be a little expensive.
Go home and stay in your own country and make your own country a place to live.
Hi if you are thinking of moving to Dingle it's the arse end of Ireland you will pay a least 100 euro a week just for shared accommodation and it's one of the most expensive towns in Ireland they ondley pay Mim wages and work is tourist dependant Ann Murphy Ireland
Hi
I'm prasanna from India
I have got job offer Ireland but I having doubts Whether company exists or not
Can you help me pls
Company name : soleil and spitze
Healthcare and education for kids in Ireland are not free?
There’s a healthcare system that you pay into. Like every healthcare system they have some issues. Yes they have a public school system which is very good.
It’s also a marginal tax rate meaning they were brackets that you pay different levels of taxes as you make more money. So she’s not paying 34% on her totality of her salary she doesn’t have this correct
Education is free in Ireland
Hey John, please check 3:26, I have the details of the marginal tax in there flashed in the video. Totally agree with you that there is a bracket and different portions of your income is taxed using a different %. 34% is the simplified % of my tax over my income. Hope that clears things up for you.
How much is the cost of living where you live in? 💰
Hello
Well, not as much as in Dublin, but more than in, say, Istanbul (I live in the United States, BTW).
In Qatar igot the house for free because I’m Qatari and the electric and water free but monthly I spend 1000 usd for entertainment and patrol
hey pls telll me ..how to get a job in ireland , am a motion graphic designer , graphic designer ...and pls let me know how to get a job in trelee as a designer,
Your profession is in demand! Look for jobs online, there should be a lot :)
@@JenniferEstella wow thank you so much...am trying...
@@JenniferEstella can you tell some Irish job sites...will be very helpful
I need to move to Ireland but I don't know anyone there , can be friends with anyone there ?
Hi there, Irish people are very kind. You’ll find friends quite easily! 🙂🙂
You can also keep in touch in instagram: my handle is jenestxx 🙂
How expensive is cost of living right now in Ireland? I want to move there
Hey! Increased by probably 30-50% since this video 😅
@@JenniferEstella If in Dublin is more than 3000 then it's a lot for me, but if outside, in some small cities it is 1500-1800 than I can still move there
passing out time ✋🏻😆
Haha nice one mayor!! Daming time! 😏
Ireland is very very very expensive especially Dublin" there's a Housing crisis, accommodation is impossible
To find health service is very poor unless you can afford private health care, energy costs Internet car insurance
Drink n food is expensive, eating out cinema restaurants hotels you need lots of Euros, jobs are mostly low paid
Unless you are lucky enough to get into high tech positions' outside of Dublin in Counties
Waterford Kerry Wexford Limerick Clare Donegal Sligo prices are less, yet these Counties have very smaller
Populations' if you are bringing up a small family in Ireland it's a very expensive its a challenge" if you are young
And have good paying job its fine for now" its when you get ready go settle down as a family you find how difficult
It's going to be, sure you get Goverment aid which is minimal as for owning a house you will wait for years and years
How many years have you been waiting on that free house Pat ? Do you give your mammy some money to at least cover some of the bills ?
@@sarahann530 How many years have you been making dumb assumptions about complete strangers to you online?
Are we projecting perhaps?
@@skateboardingjesus4006 For as many years as worthless workshy failures as Pat Doyle have being posting their tales of woe .
@@sarahann530 So you know him and his story?
@@skateboardingjesus4006 Pat is one of life's failures I am afraid . He just couldn't keep him with a changing World .
How much is the remittance rate from Ireland to the Ph?
It’s €1= €60.20 in TaptapSend at the moment 😊
@@JenniferEstella the fee?
@@edbonto6277 it’s zero fees. 😊 and the exchange rate is pretty good 🙂
@@JenniferEstella it's nice to hear..im on the final stages of my application as a Lineman on Circet.
There is one hospital in Dublin ( Saint Vincent hospital ) since August
2020 no history of death case in covid-19 patient, thousands of patient
are healed in just 10days or 8days.. hope blogger or media personality
will cover this and find out whats their secrets... if you have
relatives or friends with covid-19 affected then its safe for them to
bring on this hospital... goodluck and Godbless us all
Lord me there has been lots of deaths from covid in Vincent's hospital what are u talking about.ppl are not healed in 10 days there are lots if ppl in ICU in Vincent's with covid. Do your homework
There are six (6) big (really big) hospitals in different places right across the city of Dublin - St James’s Hospital, The Mater Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, Beaumont Hospital, Blanchardstown Hospital and Tallaght Hospital. There are also two big hospitals dedicated only to children’s medicine and there are three more big hospitals in Dublin that only deal with maternity cases (where children are born). So I don’t know why you say there is “one hospital in Dublin”!!!
Hi there, do you have also IG?
Hey there! Yes, my ig handle is jenestxx 🙂
What? No income tax? How did you become exempt?
I'm not exempt, I pay tax just like everyone :)
You never put bins down as utility's
It’s included in my rent 👌🏻 but yeah, some might pay be paying it separately. I need to update this video anyway because all prices have gone mad after I made this. Thanks for the note!
Sang agency po kayo nag apply
Direct hire po. Hindi po ako nag-agency.
Never been to Tralee
It's definitely worth a visit! ☺️
The couple you’re comparing with is for 2 people and you’re one person. Did you account for that?
Yup! ☺️
Hi. Is the rent monthly or annually? Thank you.
Monthly! Sometimes, weekly 🙂
Have you visited Queen Scotia's grave yet? ;)
I googled it just now and added it on my list! Looks interesting!
Ireland is competing with London, houses here very soon will be more than in London am telling you
Oh no! But with the work from home set up for most companies, hopefully people start to move away from the city which will free up some space in Dublin and bring the costs down 🙂
@@JenniferEstella I hear your point but Dublin instead of bringing down prices they're going up...look in Barcelona the government has issued a reduction in rental prices
Can i see you un Tralee?
Are you living in Tralee as well?
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I do admire a students opinion that's possibly in the Dublin for less than a year unfortunately we don't have rich parents well these young people or students don't know what's going on cos they've only stayed in the few months so they give opinion it's false
The only reason that made me watch the whole video is your beautiful face
not fully transparent as you didn't disclose your salary
That’s confidential 🤫
Please remove background music next vlogs
Thanks a lot for your comment, I will take note of this. Appreciate it! 🙂