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I'm a fan. I am retired, live in Portugal. I am developing a tiny business and don't have a high net worth but it is fun listening to what you have to say.
Old joke - I went to Ireland foe a week and it only rained twice. Once for four days and once for three. Beautiful country.
I live in Greece, returned after over 20 years, living in 3 different countries in Europe and the Middle East and I’m so happy with how much the country has progressed. Great food, weather and amazing service is a given
I’ve been to many countries and Ireland was the one place I immediately knew I’ll never go back to. Not a single thing I liked about it.
Montenegro has absolutely beautiful national parks. If you like mountains and hiking, it's phenomenal.
I live in Ireland, the weather is terrible. We’re still waiting for summer, it’s 31 August!!!
Dude lived in Ireland for 5 years it rained almost every day!
Regarding Ireland. You mention the weather being "better than you'd imagine". The weather in Ireland is generally colder, wetter and cloudier than England.
Portugal WAS a viable option, the biggest gripe is that it became so popular because of its low cost of living, affordable housing that it became a problem for the population. I have co-workers and friends in Portugal, and the natives can no longer afford housing, it went from a regular 100K usd home price to 400K for a hole-in-the-wall over 10 years. This made the population recent the influx of a new population rather than the welcoming nature of the Portugese citizen. Salaries are still low there, which makes it a very attractive place to move your business to, but the housing cost and rising cost of living is a problem. For a country with a lot of sun-hours you'd belive they'd have an excellent electrical infrastructure, but no - the rules and regulations makes everything cumbersome and you'll find electricity being very expensive there as well.
It would be great to have more budget-friendly options. Not all of us are business owners and most of us have pretty regular jobs/salaries.
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Top Comments (10)
I'm a fan. I am retired, live in Portugal. I am developing a tiny business and don't have a high net worth but it is fun listening to what you have to say.
Old joke - I went to Ireland foe a week and it only rained twice. Once for four days and once for three. Beautiful country.
I live in Greece, returned after over 20 years, living in 3 different countries in Europe and the Middle East and I’m so happy with how much the country has progressed. Great food, weather and amazing service is a given
I’ve been to many countries and Ireland was the one place I immediately knew I’ll never go back to. Not a single thing I liked about it.
Montenegro has absolutely beautiful national parks. If you like mountains and hiking, it's phenomenal.
I live in Ireland, the weather is terrible. We’re still waiting for summer, it’s 31 August!!!
Dude lived in Ireland for 5 years it rained almost every day!
Regarding Ireland. You mention the weather being "better than you'd imagine". The weather in Ireland is generally colder, wetter and cloudier than England.
Portugal WAS a viable option, the biggest gripe is that it became so popular because of its low cost of living, affordable housing that it became a problem for the population. I have co-workers and friends in Portugal, and the natives can no longer afford housing, it went from a regular 100K usd home price to 400K for a hole-in-the-wall over 10 years. This made the population recent the influx of a new population rather than the welcoming nature of the Portugese citizen. Salaries are still low there, which makes it a very attractive place to move your business to, but the housing cost and rising cost of living is a problem. For a country with a lot of sun-hours you'd belive they'd have an excellent electrical infrastructure, but no - the rules and regulations makes everything cumbersome and you'll find electricity being very expensive there as well.
It would be great to have more budget-friendly options. Not all of us are business owners and most of us have pretty regular jobs/salaries.