Retiring to Ireland

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oreillybillMember15 May 2018 04:00:24

I am a 60yo single Australian who would like to retire to Ireland. I would prefer not to have a vehicle so would like somewhere where there is lots within walking distance. Cost-wise Dublin is out but I am open to other ideas. (My only other real requirement is that an airport be reasonably handy). Thanks! B O'R

debeddins New member

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debeddinsNew member15 May 2018 19:54:19

Why did you pick Ireland?

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CynicUK / Netherlands Expert15 May 2018 20:16:35

7695

He obviously likes rain.

Jcmurph63 New member

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Jcmurph63New member04 June 2018 16:34:24

Check out Dungarvan in County Waterford. A great little town with water and mountain views in the sunny southeast. See the blog I wrote on it: http://myirishjourney.com/index.php/201 … home-town/

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