I live in the US and I have a UK electricity converter - will it work for Ireland?
Other - Ireland - 8 Answers
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Yes. Mains voltages are the same in UK and Ireland and so are the connectors.
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Yes it will
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Yes
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hi you yes it will the UK and Ireland have the same electricity power and fitting
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Yes it will, we have the same electricity.
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YUP! the elec in the UK is the same as in Ireland!
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Yes it will, Ireland & uk are the same, while continential europe are ifferent to Ireland & uk.
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Yes, same voltage.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
social work in ireland
social work in ireland?
I have no intention of moving to Ireland in the next 5 years, but sometime after that is a huge possibility for me. I understand that Ireland is struggling at the moment and that there is a significant lack of jobs available. However, I was wondering if anyone knew about job opportunities in Social Work? I will be getting my Master's Degree in Social Work and hope to work with mental health or specialize in children and families. How strong is the need for Social Workers in Ireland?
Other - Ireland - 2 Answers
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Social workers get paid a lot, especially if they work on Sundays. However, it's a very popular course and jobs will always be given to Europeans first. Ireland doesn't really need Social Workers from the Americas, Australia etc. You might find it hard to get a job.
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AS you are not moving for over five years then its not a problem. Lots of jobs in ten years time. Booming economy and maases of mental health issues. You can pick and choose.
I have no intention of moving to Ireland in the next 5 years, but sometime after that is a huge possibility for me. I understand that Ireland is struggling at the moment and that there is a significant lack of jobs available. However, I was wondering if anyone knew about job opportunities in Social Work? I will be getting my Master's Degree in Social Work and hope to work with mental health or specialize in children and families. How strong is the need for Social Workers in Ireland?
Other - Ireland - 2 Answers
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Social workers get paid a lot, especially if they work on Sundays. However, it's a very popular course and jobs will always be given to Europeans first. Ireland doesn't really need Social Workers from the Americas, Australia etc. You might find it hard to get a job.
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AS you are not moving for over five years then its not a problem. Lots of jobs in ten years time. Booming economy and maases of mental health issues. You can pick and choose.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Is it possible for an American to live and work in Ireland, and if so how
Is it possible for an American to live and work in Ireland, and if so how?
Other - Ireland - 7 Answers
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yes it is but you would need a work visa
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You would need to start with applying for a work/residence visa. See 2nd site below to research this. See 1st site or a book on living and working in Ireland. 3rd website is a Yahho group for Ireland...so you may submit questions and communicate with people living in Ireland.
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yes it is but we want our jobs for ourselves thanks very much
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I'm looking for the same thing...I think the whole work visa route would be difficult seeing as the employer has to prove that there is no one in the EU or Ireland that is capable of doing the job...either way...I hope we both find our way to Ireland....
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Sure you can - but you'll always be The Yank.
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I take exception to Orla's answer. Obviously, she holds something againist this guy, and she doesn't even know him! I never judge people on basis of where they're from, until I get to know them, so Orla must be a very bitter, jealous, and prejudiced soul. I am an American who is doing just that, thank you very much. Also, there is no need to give out to us Yanks, we are very kind (in general) to visiting Irish, in our country, it's just sad that the reverse is not always the case. Anyhow, I'm sure you are a very kind and decent young man, and there's many an Irish person who will comment on your good manners.
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Hi The way work permits work in Ireland is that you must be hired by an employer while outside of Ireland. The employer applies for your work permit. Now it does not mean that you have to stay with that job. Your permit will be good for two years. Now you cannot go to Ireland and just look for work and apply its not allowed unless you have a work permit and the only way you will get one is like I said. Now if you are in some type of public service or it you can apply differently because you are part of a group of services that they need in ireland Go online and apply with Monster Ireland, Jobs.ie, there are a lot of sites for submitting your resume. Also look for jobs relating to students or young people working in ireland. Google it there are a lot of agencies. Medical Doctor Nurses Social Worker It people etc.......
Other - Ireland - 7 Answers
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yes it is but you would need a work visa
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You would need to start with applying for a work/residence visa. See 2nd site below to research this. See 1st site or a book on living and working in Ireland. 3rd website is a Yahho group for Ireland...so you may submit questions and communicate with people living in Ireland.
3 :
yes it is but we want our jobs for ourselves thanks very much
4 :
I'm looking for the same thing...I think the whole work visa route would be difficult seeing as the employer has to prove that there is no one in the EU or Ireland that is capable of doing the job...either way...I hope we both find our way to Ireland....
5 :
Sure you can - but you'll always be The Yank.
6 :
I take exception to Orla's answer. Obviously, she holds something againist this guy, and she doesn't even know him! I never judge people on basis of where they're from, until I get to know them, so Orla must be a very bitter, jealous, and prejudiced soul. I am an American who is doing just that, thank you very much. Also, there is no need to give out to us Yanks, we are very kind (in general) to visiting Irish, in our country, it's just sad that the reverse is not always the case. Anyhow, I'm sure you are a very kind and decent young man, and there's many an Irish person who will comment on your good manners.
7 :
Hi The way work permits work in Ireland is that you must be hired by an employer while outside of Ireland. The employer applies for your work permit. Now it does not mean that you have to stay with that job. Your permit will be good for two years. Now you cannot go to Ireland and just look for work and apply its not allowed unless you have a work permit and the only way you will get one is like I said. Now if you are in some type of public service or it you can apply differently because you are part of a group of services that they need in ireland Go online and apply with Monster Ireland, Jobs.ie, there are a lot of sites for submitting your resume. Also look for jobs relating to students or young people working in ireland. Google it there are a lot of agencies. Medical Doctor Nurses Social Worker It people etc.......
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Will my Tmobile G1 work in Ireland
Will my Tmobile G1 work in Ireland?
I just got the new Tmobile G1 and I got it unlocked but I have one question, How do I activate it? I used the tmobile sim card it provided me and I made a google account and I tried to sign in but it says "There is a problem communicating with the servers". Can someone please help me?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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It sounds like you have two questions here, working in Ireland and just working at all. To use the T-Mobile SIM card, you need to actually have a working T-Mobile account with the G1 feature on it, first of all, and then to take it and roam internationally in Ireland you also need to make sure international roaming is turned on. If it's unlocked, you should not be using the T-Mobile SIM, because unlocking is only done to allow you to use a different provider's service. So if you're trying to use it with a provider in Ireland, it's the Irish SIM you want in the phone.
I just got the new Tmobile G1 and I got it unlocked but I have one question, How do I activate it? I used the tmobile sim card it provided me and I made a google account and I tried to sign in but it says "There is a problem communicating with the servers". Can someone please help me?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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It sounds like you have two questions here, working in Ireland and just working at all. To use the T-Mobile SIM card, you need to actually have a working T-Mobile account with the G1 feature on it, first of all, and then to take it and roam internationally in Ireland you also need to make sure international roaming is turned on. If it's unlocked, you should not be using the T-Mobile SIM, because unlocking is only done to allow you to use a different provider's service. So if you're trying to use it with a provider in Ireland, it's the Irish SIM you want in the phone.
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