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Embedded abroad: How the Irish emigrant is settling

‘Generation Emigration’ is buying homes, starting families – and feeling happier than they did in Ireland

‘Forced’ emigration falls as Irish put down roots overseas

Irish Times survey shows emigrants becoming embedded abroad

For today’s emigrants, ‘home’ is where they are now

Technology makes it easier to connect with family, friends and Irish affairs

The Generation Emigration Survey 2016: Full results

How do Irish emigrants who left since 2008 feel about life abroad and coming home?

‘I’m not homesick any more’: Irish emigrants on their changing lives

From London to the United Arab Emirates and Australia, four Irish people talk about their experiences making a new life overseas

Generation Emigration Survey: Where are the Irish happiest?

Irish Times survey indicates 70% are more cheerful abroad than they were in Ireland

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