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Wild landscapes, cosy pubs, and friendly locals who will charm the traveller pants off you.
Why make the swap?
Ireland is the equivalent of that colleague who offers to make you a tea on your first day. It's warm(ish) and welcoming, and always up for the pub. Cities like Dublin and Cork are fast becoming tech capitals, while the countryside is full of Celtic... Read more
The most popular places to live and work on a working holiday in Ireland are Dublin, Cork and Galway. Dublin is becoming a corporate hub, with high cost of living, but a lot of opportunity. Cork is slightly cheaper, but fast catching up to the... Read more
For backpacker type roles working in bars and restaurants, expect to earn at least the minimum wage (currently €13.50 per hour). Housing is expensive and in high demand, especially in Dublin. The upside is, many cultural attractions are free and... Read more
There's a reason why the Emerald Isle is so green – it can rain a lot. However, each season comes with its own charms. Winter (Nov–Feb) can be dark and drizzly, but its the best time for pubs. Summer (Jun-Aug) temperatures on a lucky day can hover... Read more
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