| Beth, an American expat, seems like she's living such a full life in Dublin, Ireland. Here, she shares many of the things she enjoys about living there: the friendly community, volunteer work that she does, the plethora of recreational options, and many more. She also gives some useful tips on meeting other people and finding a job in Ireland. |
 Beth Morrissey |
Ireland
Beth is an American freelance writer living with her husband in Dublin, Ireland
A view of expat life in Dublin, Ireland through the eyes of American student Macoosh
| Pursuing her MA degree while living in Dublin, Ireland, is part of the dream of this American woman who calls herself Macoosh--and now she's living that dream. Here, she shares a bit of her experiences in Ireland: how she makes a bit of extra cash, what it's like to live alone in another country, the high cost of living, and how much she appreciates the slower pace of life. |
 Macoosh |
Konrad is enjoying more than just his internship in Dublin, Ireland
| Born in Lodz, grew up in Paris, fell in love with Dublin – this is one way to describe Konrad’s life at this point. Some aspects of living in Ireland could use a bit of improvement, but for Konrad, the money he earns, the open-minded people, and of course, Guinness beer, are just some of the reasons to enjoy life in the “Silicon Valley of Europe.” |
 Konrad Florczak |
Insights of Norwegian plant manager Knut on what life is like for an expat in Ireland and Thailand
| Knut, a Norwegian executive, has extensive experience as an expat in Ireland and Thailand. Here, he shares his observations and tips for living in those two countries. Knut’s story is an excellent example of how East meets West and vice-versa. |
 Knut Skaar |
