I was born in Australia and can understand why some Irish people would want to live here, because it's great. Yeah we have our problems, all countries do. But in general, I feel safe and happy here, and I get to experience other parts of the world close to my own house. I had Italian people living in the house on my right, Singaporeans on my left, with Indians and Africans across the street. This is just the start. Some of my school friends were Greek and Romanian, and my current friends include a Russian, and people from almost every Asian nation there is. We play cricket together, four kinds of football, and many other sports. Some of the best things with all these different people, are the festivals we enjoy. Food and culture from so many places, including of course, the Irish. 😁🍀
😭😭 Melbourne and Sydney both sound like the rent is horrific. But to be fair the average wage in both those cities is well higher in euros then the average irish
Housing crisis is pretty bad in Australia, as of 2021 122,494 people in Australia are experiencing homelessness. It might be worse now because cost of living has skyrocketed.
Property values in the big Australia cities are big. Where they are affordable there are few jobs. If you have the right qualifications and no health problems immigration to Australia is fairly simple.
The weather, they speak English and it's easy enough for young Irish people to get a visa, as America no longer is an option due to it's strict visa rules
Well don't come to Australia looking for cheap rental accommodation mate. For the cheapest very cheapest place is at least $400 if your not earning over $60,000 a year the real estate won't even look at you.
@@conorgoulding4014 Sadly is bad everywhere here mate, and no government will really do anything about the three main reasons. Negative gearing, capital gains tax and high immigration (last one will be lower at least next year, and no, I am not anti-immigration)
@@thetrashman3129 1. Immigration made Australia what it is today. 2. My wife is an immigrant (Canada). 3. Immigration does boost the economy, just poor governments don't plan ahead!
$60,000.. even if you are earning that (in Australian dollars). You would still basically need that amount as a deposit to get a place in a rural or regional town.
Love the dog: a great actor. Up until Australia changed its immigration policies, I learned that over 70% of Australians had Irish blood coursing through their veins. For years, Argentina and Ireland were the only two countries in the southern hemisphere that had Irish embassies. Each had a large population of Irish. Australia because they either wanted or were forced to settle there and Argentina (so the story goes) because they were told that they were going to “America.” I don’t think there’s any bad place to live in Australia. It’s an absolutely phenomenal country populated by incredible people. If you’re young, I’d definitely work in a rural area if it’s what it takes to get a visa. The cities will still be there when you’re older-but still young!
Course you guys are bud. I feel like hearing an Australian accent in Ireland is a conversation starter. Definetly recommend you to come sometime if you'd like. My two cents are do go to Dublin don't spend too much time their. The charm of Ireland is in the landscape. I'd recommend Kerry Mayo Galway Donegal and Cork if you'd like to really experience Ireland. Hope you come some.day dave
Most aussies like me are from celtic origins my family came to oz in 1799 to 1800 so i say welcome u have very similar culture and religion to us aussie so its easier to blend in with a way of life we'll have a new drinking buddy😅
We know why mate, your country is experiencing the new plantation. Don't worry, we welcome you here, more than half of us have Irish ancestors. Welcome Irish brothers and sisters, best of luck saving our country from our crazy government instead of yours. Come to Tasmania mate, we need more good people here. Houses are still around 150k Euro in many towns. If you move to a regional town in Tassie they'll give you a visa real easy because we are desperate for workers in the bush rather than the big city.
@@kennethrollo7891 insight for sure, although i wouldnt go as far as "half". I found that my irish ancestors were in fact the landlords who were english or norman or something anyway. On the other hand, if your ancestors came in that 1840-60 period you can see it in the record these days, theres no reason to make any myths. Ive got Ramsays and Healys and Heleys whose origin is unknown, they dont seem to have been black and they were Patrick and Marys so lets not risk not declaring them irish, poor dear drowned in the Murrumbidgee.
Why because there is no house in the country not good weather not better quality of life every one knows Irish they love traveling around the world for example my ex wife she lived Queenstown newzland Moore information please contact Orla lambe
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I lived 2 years in Perth. Had to leave in 2019 when my visa was up. My biggest regret is not trying harder to stay and get residency.
Sounds amazing. Perth looks like an incredible place to live 🤝
I’m from Plymouth in the UK and I’d move down there in a heartbeat. I’m sick of seeing grey skies everyday
I was born in Australia and can understand why some Irish people would want to live here, because it's great. Yeah we have our problems, all countries do. But in general, I feel safe and happy here, and I get to experience other parts of the world close to my own house.
I had Italian people living in the house on my right, Singaporeans on my left, with Indians and Africans across the street. This is just the start. Some of my school friends were Greek and Romanian, and my current friends include a Russian, and people from almost every Asian nation there is.
We play cricket together, four kinds of football, and many other sports. Some of the best things with all these different people, are the festivals we enjoy. Food and culture from so many places, including of course, the Irish. 😁🍀
mate in Sydney that green shed behind you would go for $300 a week
😭😭 Melbourne and Sydney both sound like the rent is horrific. But to be fair the average wage in both those cities is well higher in euros then the average irish
That's the daily rate in dublin.
Housing crisis is pretty bad in Australia, as of 2021 122,494 people in Australia are experiencing homelessness. It might be worse now because cost of living has skyrocketed.
Property values in the big Australia cities are big. Where they are affordable there are few jobs. If you have the right qualifications and no health problems immigration to Australia is fairly simple.
The weather, they speak English and it's easy enough for young Irish people to get a visa, as America no longer is an option due to it's strict visa rules
Well don't come to Australia looking for cheap rental accommodation mate. For the cheapest very cheapest place is at least $400 if your not earning over $60,000 a year the real estate won't even look at you.
Very good point thanks for your comment. I suppose Melbourne and Sydney are hit the worst?
@@conorgoulding4014 Sadly is bad everywhere here mate, and no government will really do anything about the three main reasons. Negative gearing, capital gains tax and high immigration (last one will be lower at least next year, and no, I am not anti-immigration)
@@AusTerranX why are you not anti-immigration
@@thetrashman3129 1. Immigration made Australia what it is today. 2. My wife is an immigrant (Canada). 3. Immigration does boost the economy, just poor governments don't plan ahead!
$60,000.. even if you are earning that (in Australian dollars). You would still basically need that amount as a deposit to get a place in a rural or regional town.
Omg youre so cute 💚 nice vid
Thanks Shawty
HAHA IM A BIG FAN OF YOUR WORK
Love the dog: a great actor. Up until Australia changed its immigration policies, I learned that over 70% of Australians had Irish blood coursing through their veins. For years, Argentina and Ireland were the only two countries in the southern hemisphere that had Irish embassies. Each had a large population of Irish. Australia because they either wanted or were forced to settle there and Argentina (so the story goes) because they were told that they were going to “America.”
I don’t think there’s any bad place to live in Australia. It’s an absolutely phenomenal country populated by incredible people. If you’re young, I’d definitely work in a rural area if it’s what it takes to get a visa. The cities will still be there when you’re older-but still young!
Are Australians welcome in Ireland? Always wanted to visit
Course you guys are bud. I feel like hearing an Australian accent in Ireland is a conversation starter.
Definetly recommend you to come sometime if you'd like. My two cents are do go to Dublin don't spend too much time their. The charm of Ireland is in the landscape. I'd recommend Kerry Mayo Galway Donegal and Cork if you'd like to really experience Ireland.
Hope you come some.day dave
100 per cent
Lots of potatoes here and the food chain Spud Shed in Perth
On the plane over right now you've sold it to me😂
perth scotland
@@thevis5465 western australia Spud Shed owned by an Italian!
Nice try fed, im still not paying my taxes
You'll do what I say. Any chance of a leap card?
Nope, I am sorry, but if you go to melbourne, you'll pay an arm and two legs just for a room
Most aussies like me are from celtic origins my family came to oz in 1799 to 1800 so i say welcome u have very similar culture and religion to us aussie so its easier to blend in with a way of life we'll have a new drinking buddy😅
Just wondering were you born in Ireland?...conor
Yep born and raised. Born in Dublin but left when I was small. :)
@@conorgoulding4014 cool
We know why mate, your country is experiencing the new plantation. Don't worry, we welcome you here, more than half of us have Irish ancestors. Welcome Irish brothers and sisters, best of luck saving our country from our crazy government instead of yours. Come to Tasmania mate, we need more good people here. Houses are still around 150k Euro in many towns. If you move to a regional town in Tassie they'll give you a visa real easy because we are desperate for workers in the bush rather than the big city.
Nah just move to ni its cheaper and can eventually vote to join roi
No, half of you claim to be irish but are english
@@kennethrollo7891 insight for sure, although i wouldnt go as far as "half". I found that my irish ancestors were in fact the landlords who were english or norman or something anyway. On the other hand, if your ancestors came in that 1840-60 period you can see it in the record these days, theres no reason to make any myths. Ive got Ramsays and Healys and Heleys whose origin is unknown, they dont seem to have been black and they were Patrick and Marys so lets not risk not declaring them irish, poor dear drowned in the Murrumbidgee.
Cheers.🤖
Tasmania might be better in summer. Fossicking.
They’re going because they don’t know what to do with their lives and think moving to the other side of the world will solve all their problems
I don’t understand why you would want to leave Ireland
100% Ireland is a great place with great people. But we can't lie cost of living here is crazy. But it will always be home
Why because there is no house in the country not good weather not better quality of life every one knows Irish they love traveling around the world for example my ex wife she lived Queenstown newzland Moore information please contact Orla lambe
@@user-tc7fb2pb6j who’s orla lambe??
As if this generation is the only one to immigrate.
Yeah bro. I made that point. People have always done it. And why not sure😂
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