COST OF LIVING IN IRELAND 2023 | How much do we spend in a month?

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hii i will move to ireland next summer from indonesia, actually move in Galway, is there cheaper than Dublin?

Hahoooo, Is it possible to find a whole house that we can also rent out? Thanks ;)

i watched your vidoes just before moving to Cork. I appreciate the tips but things definitely got more expensive

Thanks for sharing. Greetings from James J in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪 Ps I liked and subscribed. Also note the online phone 48 network , give you all broadband and calls etc for Euro 12 per month

Really enjoy watching your content - I was born and brought up in galway - I left in 1987 ! - a long time ago. Galway changes in soo may ways in each and every time I return, now I can keep up to date with your channel ! - Loats of Galway love to you both ! stay well and lucky !

You guys are the best! I plan on moving to Ireland next summer and this is helping abunch with budgeting and saving! Thank you!

Very Informative Video will definitely come on a holiday in the near future to drink a genuine irish beer :). Beautiful Country!

Of course you guys are noti n Dublin because for 600 euro ,probably and if you are lucky is the price to share a bedroom with other 2 people..

Not worth living in Ireland. Some Eastern EU countries are far better, developed and 50% cheaper than Ireland.

Thank you, i am moving to Ireland in January. Your video is very informative.

Sickly overpriced place lead by greediness ... getting worse and worse by days thanks to corrupted politicians !

Eating out is ridiculously expensive and the food is mediocre. The only thing I find they do well is fish and chips, unless you're somewhere that does specialty food, like chowder in the fishing towns.

Hey...nice video.....i get offer of 43k in cork...can you suggest is that good offer for survive and saving as well??.....your suggest will be valuable for me...:)

Its cost a family 5k a month just to keep off the streets in ireland.

Please just say hello at the start of your videos .

Why is she speaking uptalk? I find it like pandemic here, especially among female population, along with excessive use of "like" in every sentence

Single person with 1500£ can Live in Dublin? As a student?

Always love your check-ins! And you are almost to 3k subs guys!! Hope you guys are having a great week!

Nice video. I have been talking to an employer in Galway (now in Sweden). Do you think that 50K a year would be enough for a family of two in Galway? Not sure how long will it take my wife to get a job there but we will live off a single salary for quite some time. Thanks in advance

You mentioned some kind of card for public transport which makes it cheaper but I didn't get it what it is called?

I will be buying you and Ginger Lady a Guinness sometime before the end of July

It's as expensive in Ireland as it is here in the United States. It's very comparable to upstate New York where I live.

wow rent in Dublin is easily twice the price as in Galway lol, I might move soon :)

Why doesn't people reuse mobile homes in ireland? Im just curious. I love the channel love the videos and how friendly yall are to share life with us. But I think an acre or 2 outside the city place 10-20 mobile homes make everything look nice do that enough times and it could help a little with housing cituation.

Thank you for the video. I’m thinking about moving to Cork, Galway or Limerick. Could you please tell me if the chance to find full time jobs in which city is better?

Hi guys, nothing has changed and I still love watching your videos 😊
I can't help with the moving costs because I was moving to a family that lives here so I had it super easy. But I can tell you something about transporting a dog.
Unfortunately, no airline offered transport of a 30 kg dog from Poland. If your dog weighs up to 8kg including the carrier, it should work.
Breed of dog is also an important issue. Not all breeds are allowed on airlines, either because they are considered dangerous or because they are brachycephalic (those that can have breathing problems). So my trip looked like this: I drove a car with a friend across Europe (from Poland) to France (I was lucky and was able to stay with friends in Belgium to spend the night and rest). There is a ferry from France (I chose Stena Line) to Ireland. You can buy a place in special dog kennels in a separate room, or a dog-friendly room. I chose the second option because the journey takes about 18 hours and I couldn't imagine that my dog ​​would spend this time alone in kennels. I will add that the journey is not very pleasant. The waves were strong and the ferry itself made disturbing sounds that can be very stressful for a dog. Later, my brother-in-law picked me up and we went to Galway :) For a ferry with a dog-friendly room from Cherbourg (France) to Rosslare (Ireland) I paid around 200-250e in February this year. You can save money by not taking a room, just a free seat and put your dog in a kennel, but it seems to me that for your and your dog's comfort, it's still better to pay the 250e :) As for the documents, a passport was required, with a confirmation of having a microchip, vaccinations against rabies and treatment against tapeworm. But these are things depending on which country you are traveling from (it looks different from EU countries than from outside the EU) and you need to check because it may have changed.
Maybe this information will be useful to someone 🙂
I'm waiting for the next videos! ❤

Which city you are living in?

When do you leave for Vietnam?

Mobile 52/months? WTF? Just get a Clear Mobile contract (basically Vodafone) for 15/month or 48 for 14/4weeks

Thank you. This was very helpful.. I wanna relocate from Africa

Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing this with us.

I very rarely use a trolley when I shop, it's a large carrier bag, I've noticed the cost for my pathetic carrier has increased in cost from 30E to 45E.

Thanks guys so much.. We don't have kids so only two of us. Great news then. Expect us in few months for sure.

Hi folks 😊🫶 😃 Big welcome to to all our new followers, subscribers and patrons and any newbie’s checking in. I hope you enjoy this weeks video and find it beneficial in some way. 😉💚🍀
We were a little cranky and tired but Sure a pint a Guinness and cup of tea sorted us right out. 😂🥱🍺🫖☕️