Moving to Ireland
Ireland is a small country with an enormous amount to offer, not least of which is a rich culture, diverse artistic talent, lively people and easily accessible stunning countryside. Whilst the weather is often lamented by the locals Ireland has a mild temperate climate and does not suffer from extremes.
Having weathered years of austerity the economy is now back on a growth trajectory and once more Ireland is the fastest growing economy in the euro zone.
For those who left Ireland to find work during the recession the time may be right to consider a move home. There are many great career opportunities in Ireland as companies look to grow their export trade, international experience is highly valued and sought after.
If you are considering returning home, or moving to Ireland for the first time we have put together a list of useful resources to help you plan that move.
Ireland's Economic Landscape
Ireland is an ideal location both for business and for family, both of which are important considerations when relocating for a new role. Cities like Dublin, Cork and Galway are considered by many as some of the best cities in the world in which to live and work.
For a small country, Ireland has an enormous amount to offer including an incredible culture and countryside. It lies right at the heart of the Eurozone, headquarters of major multinational companies call it home.
Working in Ireland - what you need to know
If you are considering returning home, or moving to Ireland for the first time we have put together a list of useful resources to help you plan that move.