If you’re considering a move abroad and seek a simple, happier life, you should consider a move to Ireland. The annual World Happiness Report reveals that Ireland ranked 14th out of 137 countries, on general happiness and quality of life.
Ireland is a land that doesn’t just attract visitors – it captures hearts. If you’re thinking about making the move, chances are you’ve already fallen for its wild coastlines, friendly locals and raucous pubs. But living here means embracing a unique way of life shaped by centuries of tradition, sport, music and community spirit. From Gaelic games to Guinness, here are five cultural quirks and everyday experiences that give Ireland its irresistible charm – and that you’ll want to know before making it your new home.
Its rich culture, diverse landscapes and easy-going way of life, make Ireland an inviting place to spend your retirement. There’s always something to do or somewhere to visit, with a good ‘craic’ around every corner! Here’s a taster of fun ways to fill your golden years and really get under the skin of what life is about in the Emerald Isle…
If you’re moving to Ireland for its wild beauty, you could be in for a treat. There is good news on all fronts in Ireland’s attempts to rewild and reverse the loss of biodiversity. See what’s happening in Irish rewilding.
County Galway lies on the western coast of Ireland, to the south of Connacht province. It’s known as the festival capital of Ireland and hosts over 100 festivals annually. As for landscape, Galway is home to rolling hills and the Connemara mountains.
