Donegal soccer coach in the US: ‘You don’t teach Floridian kids the same way as the Irish’
As World Cup 26 begins Gavin Carlin will bring 70 children from the US to play a football tournament in Derry
Irish abroad
I am off my phone and in the world – all it took was no internet. Depressing
I’ve learned you can’t expect to automatically ask ChatGPT every idiotic question that slouches across your brain
Moving to Vancouver: ‘I love that you can finish work and go camping under the stars’
Life on a Canadian working holiday visa: ‘There’s such a sense of possibility. People are open, active, always trying new things’
Moving to Canada from Ireland: ‘Nobody prepared me for bears; they just walk about’
Making friends can be hard: ‘When I first came I’d meet people who then went home after two years to have children’
An Irishwoman in Milan: `My early job interviews were mostly silent because of the language problem’
Wild Geese: Marie Dermody, Milan
The lure of Canada: ‘There’s such a sense of possibility’
The country is a steady option for Irish seeking opportunity, adventure, career growth and a balanced lifestyle
Moving to Canada: Here is what Irish people need to know
From Vancouver to Toronto, holiday visas to networking - and the pitfalls of Irish people slagging off work colleagues
Are you Irish and living in another EU country? Share your thoughts
We’re gathering a snapshot of Irish people’s lives across the European Union
Irish GP in England: My husband recognises very rocky times are on the horizon in the UK
As our children became enmeshed in their lives, coming back to Ireland became harder
‘The maddest job’: How competitive video games led one Wicklow native to Norway
Wild Geese: Sam Molloy runs the commercial wing of esports group Heroic in Oslo
Irish in the Gulf: Have you recently moved back to Ireland or to another region?
From UAE to Bahrain: We want to hear from Irish emigrants about the impact on life and your future abroad
How did this avant-garde French festival feel like Kerry’s Puck Fair to me?
Sitting in the green-shuttered Montmarte cabaret bar, I felt as though I were back in the comforts of a Kerry snug
‘There’s no way I’m going to the US now’: Irish students choose Europe over J1 for summer jobs
Many Leaving Cert and third-level students plan to seek work on the Continent, not the United States, this summer. What are their options?
I’m nervous meeting my brother after two years in different hemispheres
Now that both our parents are dead, he is the only other living custodian of our shared past
Irish architect Níall McLaughlin: ‘Home is home, but moving to London felt like home in a different kind of way’
The Dublin designer was awarded British architecture’s highest honour this year. His buildings prioritise their users’ wellbeing
When dinner in Dublin costs about the same as Switzerland, how do the Irish afford it?
I ended up in Switzerland by accident, with a view of the Matterhorn from my window
The Dublin hairstylist to A-listers: ‘It’s nearly easier to work with celebrities’
Dubliner Marc Ballance has styled Bad Bunny and Nick Jonas: ‘It’s nearly easier to work with celebrities than normal clients’
A hurling club in Buenos Aires will not help answer the question of why Irish people leave
Latest ‘diaspora strategy’ sidesteps reality of emigration and how difficult it is to come home
New Irish emigrants ‘can become isolated quite quickly’, Minister says
Diaspora plan pledges support for those moving abroad before and after leaving Ireland
Why summer before sixth year matters for students considering UK university
Applications for UK universities take longer and involve more planning compared to CAO’s
Moving to French-speaking Montreal brought me back to the Irish language
I no longer experience the shame of not being able to back up my claim to Irishness with a cúpla focal
I am back in London after three years. It’s difficult to explain why
My Australian life made me less courageous and more inclined to stay where I was comfortable
‘It’s going nowhere’: Irish abroad complain of long waits for passports after UK rule change
Since February, all Irish or UK citizens must have a valid UK or Irish passport when travelling to the UK, regardless of dual citizenship
Irish sisters in Miami: Weight-loss drugs have changed our plastic surgery business
Louth woman Sidhbh Gallagher disagrees with the stereotype that plastic surgery is ‘for deeply miserable people’
The Tipperary man plotting equine bloodlines of the future at Coolmore’s US operation
Wild Geese: Adrian Mansergh-Wallace works for Coolmore’s operation based in Kentucky
The ‘Irish emigrant’ is no longer a simple concept. Meet the new diaspora
With Ireland’s links to the US weakening, for now at least, the importance of other bonds is emerging
An Irish woman’s life in the town Disney built: ‘It’s like The Truman Show’
An Irish woman in Florida: ‘Friends at home know the real you. In America you can’t just turn up at their door’
Walking through Coogee makes me all the more grateful for what Ireland’s coastlines are not
Coogee makes me grateful for our untouched coastlines, without a McDonald’s on the promenade
Irish flag ‘hijacked’ in world with ‘very toxic form of nationalism’, says former WHO executive
Mike Ryan, President Catherine Connolly and outgoing Glamour Magazine editor Samantha Barry among those in attendance at Global Irish Civic Forum
Pregnant and in a panic I bought, not shoes, but an apartment abroad
On Spain’s windy edge, life became richer in what matters – good food, friendship and 11am coffees
‘Is a year studying abroad of sufficient value to justify the cost?’
If taking an undergraduate business degree in Ireland, your daughter will be in a highly internationalised setting. But there’s no substitute for studying abroad
‘Leaving Ireland is a rupture. Life splits into the before and the after’
Irishman in Tasmania: ‘I don’t want to fly back seeking something that no longer exists’
From Navan to Valencia: ‘They refer to the Irish here as the Latins of the north’
Wild Geese: Martin Hayes is a lawyer in the Spanish city
I never thought I wanted to live in Australia and now I’m struggling to leave
Many Irish people idolise Australian life - it represents escape into another version of yourself
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