gypsey:
Don't panic it will disappear in few days

The owner of Nairaland is a muslim bigot he created that shit, if anyone wants to comment on muslim topics they must agree to be a muslim atleast for few days. stupid isn't it?

Honestly am beginning to find this forum boring just using it to while away time
I pray God grant me what am looking forward to
I will leave this site or deactivate the account

Lifeofgabbyz:
8. Food: keep an open mind when it comes to the food and if you are a lover of Nigerian food be sure to bring some food stuff with you because buying it here is expensive and you can bring some things that will last you a while before you have to restock. There are African stores and Asian stores and they basically sell anything African from garri to okra, ogbono and egusi even dry fish. But keep an open mind because there are days where you will have to eat chips and chicken and there are days where you eat fufu and ogbono.

9. Jobs: menial jobs are the easiest types of jobs to get here. If for instance you have the mindset that you cannot work as a cleaner or a retail assistant, then I do not know what to say asides bring enough money. The menial jobs are easy to get and they pay good, so pay no mind to what anyone would think or say if it puts food on your table, clothes on your back and pays the bill.

10. Open mindedness: lastly it is important to be open minded because you are going to a country that is probably unknown to you or known to you but either way you want to keep an open mind about everything and you also want to realize that the systems and rules here will be different form the country in which you left.

So, guys, that is all the 10 tips I wanted to share with you guys. Again, if you would like to watch an in-depth video you can check it out on my YouTube channel, I will give a link below.

Thank you so much for reading and I hope you enjoyed it and I also hope that these tips I have shared will be helpful to you or to someone that you know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woHOsI91TME

You effort into writing this is amazing but never the less I am going without second thought o

SweetCunt97:
Watch opportunistic fake guys sneak into her pm like snakes

Dem go rush am like hot moi moi

Wow...I love this article

Lifeofgabbyz:
5. Weather change/clothing: The weather over here hits different and when I say different, I mean the weather is cold and it ranges from -0 to 28 degrees depending on the time of the year. In a country where there is a lot of cold you will need thermal clothes as opposed to chiffon clothes. So, if you are thinking about packing your nice chiffon top or if you have packed it. Take it out of your box and try to find clothes that are thick and if per chance you don’t own any you can budget some amount of money so that when you get to your destination country you can get clothes from the stores over there.

6. Culture change: the Irish culture is way different than the Nigerian culture. In a typical Nigerian culture people are taught to kneel when greeting elders but over here no one kneels, you just say hello to whoever you want to greet and don’t get me wrong guys saying hello doesn’t mean you don’t respect the person it just means that the culture here is not the same as that in the country you are coming from. And also when you enter the bus the driver says hi to you and you say hi to them back and when getting off the bus you simply say thank you or thanks a million because that is what the people over here do.

7. Transportation system: the transportation system here in Ireland is different and it also differs per county. For the county that I live in, we have buses and taxis (inter/intra city) and we also have trains (intra city), the buses and taxis operate in the city and counties while the trains just go to other counties. But in Dublin city they have trams in the city. Also, the payment system is different because you pay with either your leap card (a card that you recharge and just tap when you get into the bus) or you pay with cash.

Beautiful girl; You're so gorgeous.

gypsey:
Don't panic it will disappear in few days

The owner of Nairaland is a muslim bigot he created that shit, if anyone wants to comment on muslim topics they must agree to be a muslim atleast for few days. stupid isn't it?

Stupid as it is I dont blame him in a way. Let's not hear that they set his office ablaze. Or they declared fatwa on him

The cedars right? Girl we need to talk

Jaqenhghar:

Stupid as it is I dont blame him in a way. Let's not hear that they set his office ablaze. Or they declared fatwa on him

mad Ting init?

SweetCunt97:
Got more than 100 unanswered pm, so calm down.

Over 100 WTF!
The thirst is real.

gypsey:
mad Ting init?

FRFR brah

Is it easy migrating to Ireland ?

Oga Chiggsglover she fine oh

Crispels:
Great thoughts. The grass ain't always greener on the other side tho.

Wait when you get there then you can compare the colour of the grass

Kekereekun123:
we know you will read it and be forming traveling guru like you have been forming hahahah

Very bad grammar. Please correct yourself

All this our diaspora female nairalanders fine ooo. First was cococandy, mimiejay and now this. May God bless Una.

I never c transport go Lagos na abroad I won go abegi.

ZINIBANKS:

Honestly am beginning to find this forum boring just using it to while away time
I pray God grant me what am looking forward to
I will leave this site or deactivate the account

hey! we are all here for the heck of it too, i don't take anything serious on here, right, what you are looking forward to is it here on Nairaland forum? hence holding you back from deactivating.

Jaqenhghar:

Dem go rush am like hot moi moi

That's what she wanted, the reason she posted her pictures and the long story.

Thank you for this wonderful tips.

Omo the babe fine o. Having a one night stand with her won't be bad afterall

Who dey chop this babe

gypsey:
That's what she wanted, the reason she posted her pictures and the long story.

Na true sha. Shhe really package herself wella dey flaunt her laps join
Market don set for this one.
Her inbox must be overflowing

Mehnnnn just finished watching your channel. It was interesting buh I was a bit disappointed as I tot you were going to be showing us places in Ireland and mirick ( or was it lirick you called where you stay) only for you to sit in one place doing the video except for the few pics of the pram and leap card you displayed . Nice one though.

The food aspect and my phobia for plane is what is discouraging me from travelling off shores. I don't fancy it one bit.

Maybe in my next world, I'll travel out. I like it here in naija.

Lifeofgabbyz:
Hello guys, my name is Gabby. I am an avid reader of Nairaland but registered newly in order to share my experience. I would like to share 10 tips with you guys which I think you will find very helpful if you decide to move to Ireland (where I am based) or to a different country abroad… please keep reading and watch the detailed video below where I explained everything.

Listed below are the 10 tips or things I think everyone should consider before they decide to move to Ireland or a different country abroad…

1. Research: the importance of proper research cannot be over emphasized and research is the first thing I chose because this is the stage where you start to think about the school (university, college or institute of technology) you would like to attend, know the course you would like to study and you also want to know if the school is credible and if it is a globally recognised school and all these information can be found on the schools website or if you think that the website is confusing put a call across to the school and get the information you need or better still google the information that you are looking for and I’m sure something will come up.

2. Budget: The amount of money you have set aside for things like tuition, accommodation, transportation and more. Budgeting is important because it allows you to stay within your estimated cost and not to go over it based on the amount of money that you have and the amount of money that you have set aside. You can easily create a budget via excel, Microsoft word or better still the note pad that is on your phone is also a good place to start.

3. Cost of living: it is important to know what the cost of living is like in the country you plan on relocating to. The price varies per counties and cities, so you want to know what it will cost you to live in that city, either school accommodation or off campus accommodation knowing the cost is important and you can also factor that into your budget.

4. Accommodation: when it comes to getting the right accommodation, sometimes you get the best and sometimes you do not. You can start searching for accommodation before going to the country you are moving to. You can google the country you are going to and try to find something that is close to school because this saves you the cost of transportation. And if you do not get an accommodation in time before you resume, you can book a hotel or an Airbnb while you are still searching for your accommodation and always check the school website properly for the section on accommodation.

Watch video below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woHOsI91TME

^^^Brilliant post Gabby!
A friend attended an international investment conference in Limerick in the mid-2000s and he absolutely loved the city. Looking forward to visiting someday too... and do stay safe in Limerick.

Jaqenhghar:

Na true sha. Shhe really package herself wella dey flaunt her laps join
Market don set for this one.
Her inbox must be overflowing

Yep! she just wanted to flirt with Nairaland desparados.

@op, I’ve been trying to get some details about schooling in Ireland. You got any email I can ask you some few questions or if you don’t mind it here?

gypsey:
That's what she wanted, the reason she posted her pictures and the long story.

Truth is husband scarce for that country. Black guys no plenty and the few when dey are either mostly married or are fuckboys. The other option na oyinbo and honestly Irish boys no dey follow black girls like that ( unlike say German or Italian men) In fact from what I learnt Irish boys no dey even aproach their own girls anyhow. So there you have it

Jaqenhghar:

Over 100 WTF!
The thirst is real.

I'm a private person if not I for screenshot and post.

Lifeofgabbyz:
8. Food: keep an open mind when it comes to the food and if you are a lover of Nigerian food be sure to bring some food stuff with you because buying it here is expensive and you can bring some things that will last you a while before you have to restock. There are African stores and Asian stores and they basically sell anything African from garri to okra, ogbono and egusi even dry fish. But keep an open mind because there are days where you will have to eat chips and chicken and there are days where you eat fufu and ogbono.

9. Jobs: menial jobs are the easiest types of jobs to get here. If for instance you have the mindset that you cannot work as a cleaner or a retail assistant, then I do not know what to say asides bring enough money. The menial jobs are easy to get and they pay good, so pay no mind to what anyone would think or say if it puts food on your table, clothes on your back and pays the bill.

10. Open mindedness: lastly it is important to be open minded because you are going to a country that is probably unknown to you or known to you but either way you want to keep an open mind about everything and you also want to realize that the systems and rules here will be different form the country in which you left.

So, guys, that is all the 10 tips I wanted to share with you guys. Again, if you would like to watch an in-depth video you can check it out on my YouTube channel, I will give a link below.

Thank you so much for reading and I hope you enjoyed it and I also hope that these tips I have shared will be helpful to you or to someone that you know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woHOsI91TME

ok good one...I just happy for u say u don escape from niger..

Jaqenhghar:

Truth is husband scarce for that country. Black guys no plenty and the few when dey are either mostly married or are fuckboys. The other option na oyinbo and honestly Irish boys no dey follow black girls like that ( unlike say German or Italian men) In fact from what I learnt Irish boys no dey even aproach their own girls anyhow. So there you have it

And Nora Robert painted a magical romantic picture about irishmen and live in her novels sha.. Kai

Op but why did you not include how to reach you or get in contact so a siit out or hangout can be arranged..abi socialization is not part of the the tip ni especially during the cold spell.

OP I sent you a dm. Respond before 3 market days or else amadioha will.....