Abroad

Wild Geese

Irish abroad: The seven stages of moving to a new country

By Vanessa Schaefer

As an Irish person in Australia, I can try to think of myself as suave and worldly, but I’m nothing of the sort

By Laura Kennedy

Imagine if the population of Dublin quadrupled but housing was affordable. Welcome to Singapore

By Kerry O’Shea

‘Being away for so long heightens your appreciation of how special Ireland is’

By Frank Dillon

‘The contrast between student life in Ireland and the US is striking’

By Evan Cannon

An Irishman in London celebrates the UK becoming a ‘nation once again’

By Peter Benson

‘In New York, it doesn’t matter what you know, it’s who you know’

No Dunnes Stores but Colombia has plenty more for this Irish man

By Fiona Keeley

Laura Kennedy: ‘On the supermarket shelf, Mr Tayto felt as relatable as any other Irish immigrant in a new country. Out of place’

By Laura Kennedy

‘Though I come from Ireland’s sunniest county . . . who could say no to Caribbean living?’

By Isabel Auld

Looking East: Exploring 75 years of Ireland-India ties

By Simran Kathuria

Primark’s Irish man in Spain: ‘We sell roughly the same number of coats in Madrid as we do in Dublin’

By Olive Keogh

An Irish flight attendant on the top five most annoying things passengers do

By Paula Gahan

Laura Kennedy: You can’t escape yourself abroad, but you can find someone you’re less eager to escape from

By Laura Kennedy

‘It’s not easy being Irish in England during Euro 2024’

By Peter Flanagan

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