Many questions on moving to Ireland

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

To answer your questions:

a.  You and your children are Irish citizens with the same rights as every other Irish citizen, assuming you have valid Irish passports, you need no further immigration documents.

b.  For your husband, he doesn't need an entry visa.  Please read this link regarding the work permit.  He will need a work permit to work from home for a non domestic company.   Remote working is becoming more common, many EU countries make specific provision for it; the question will be how will he reconcile the fact he will be living in 2 tax regimes (US and Ireland) - US law requires all citizens to file IRS tax returns and State tax returns even when living abroad - but that's between you guys and the taxmen to resolve.

c.  Haven't seen a thread about schools/sports.  When I lived in Ireland many years ago, the schools were generally pretty good; I do recall that religion (the Catholic faith in particular) played a large part in many schools, but it was never intrusive for those of us of a different/no faith.  The Irish Government has a website where you can look at specific school reports; this link will take you straight there.

As for sports; they play a large part in the country.  They have some sports which are unique to Ireland and others more easily recognised.  There is a Wiki page on the subject in gerneral; rather than me repeat it, this link will take you straight there.

If you have any further specific questions, please come back to us.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team