why do you upload a video with an English title but no English subtitles? luckily I speak Spanish as my first language and Portuguese is not that different I was able to understand 50% of what they said but still it would be nice to have English subtitles.

I love living in Dublin. It's expensive, but worth it, in my opinion. I moved here about 6 months ago and I've been posting weekly travel vlogs the whole time. I just posted a video all about Dublin!

Very nice video, nice production! Well done, SEDA!

I'm crazy about Ireland, my dream is moving out to Ireland when I grow up and plus Ireland is my favorite place in this world

@jorgeriveramx

7 жыл бұрын

Hey I have a job offer in Ireland, that's why im investigating but I have never thought about living in Ireland (Actually I was looking to work and live in Europe but in Germany). Why is Ireland a good place to live? I'm thinking if I should accept the offer or not.

@sarahfitz2470

7 жыл бұрын

flip inheck Ummm....look it up dude. Its actually much cheaper than any other country in the WORLD.

@sarahfitz2470

7 жыл бұрын

jorge rivera Accept it!! Ireland is great, cheap, and efficient. All the locals are usually kind, lovely people. I recommend giving it a try 👍

@haritapriyav9081

7 жыл бұрын

Sarah's Life Hi,sarah i wish to study in Ireland so,can u plz help me by saying the cost of studying mbbs at ireland and did we wanna write any exam to get into at Ireland universitites ? Hoping to hear from you soon:)

@DorainIreland

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Madson are you in Ireland now?

The video looks really great, too bad there is no English subtitles :(

@testpageforbenefit2917

9 жыл бұрын

+SEDA College Awesome, I accidentally stumbled upn this vide again a month later, It never crossed my mind to turn the subtitles on.. Silly me.. Thanks! The video is really great!

@RhaniYago

8 жыл бұрын

+SEDA College Thanks a lot for the hint. I had the same problem with the Portuguese guys. Could you maybe put this information right under the video so everyone can see it?

@AliRaza-yx4bh

7 жыл бұрын

RhaniYago

They are telling the amazing joke that you can actually live in Dublin with 400 euros per month. How and where you would be capable of doing so its something that I couldnt possible guess...

@superemillita2710

7 жыл бұрын

It is possible for a student in Germany

@alexandrugheorghe5610

7 жыл бұрын

Well sharing probably drops down a lot of the cost. But then again, would you want to live with other 5 people? 1 bathroom? The girl living alone I think was *very* *very* *very* lucky. You don't get that standard of living by yourself at that price. Especially now (at the time of me writing this comment) when the rent price went up more than 10% in Q1 2017 compared to Q1 2016. Expect 1.5k eur/month for a 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom by yourself with a queue of 10 other people.

@patrickglennon6834

3 жыл бұрын

the Phoenix park

its hell expnsve but yeah its worth...i miss dublin miss my college..miss nice irish friendly people

My tips to living on a budget in Dublin: Be prepared to share accommodation Inner city Dublin is expensive to rent in, so try living a bit further out. However, just work out how much you are going to have to spend on public transport and weigh it up. You will probably spend about 50 to 70 euro/mth on electricity(sharing). About 35/mth on internet if you want to get your own connection, but again, living in shared accommodation and sharing this cost will greatly reduce this. Save money by not getting paid TV (way overpriced) and look at netflix or just watch the Public Irish tv. Groceries about 60 euro/week. Eating out can be expensive in Dublin, so save money by restricting how much you eat out. If you can bring your own mobile phone - that would be much cheaper than buying one on a plan in Ireland. You can pay about 15 euro/mth on a prepay mobile plan that includes data. Don't buy a car, just hire one when we need one to go on a trip. You won't need one if you live in Dublin as you can easily get around on public transport and Taxi's are pretty cheap too. Learn more about moving to Ireland to work or study at relocatingtoireland.com/

Everybody. Just hit the CC closed caption button for subtitles near the bottom right. It translates the Portuguese and gives English subtitles. Looks like Dublin is pretty cheap. Compared to Los Angeles, California

Thankfully I speak Spanish as my mother tongue and can understand about 75% of Brazilian Portuguese

The French girl in the video is absolutelly gorgeous!!

Nice, relevant, helpful video.

2:40 Pelo menos o arroz na irlanda é Tio João xD

Bom dia. Observo que o aluguel médio em Dublin gira em torno de 800 a 1.500 euros por mês(por uma casa). Viver aí ganhando um salário mínimo de 9.15 euros/hora deve ser muito difícil.

Does anyone know where tht location is at 3:56????????????

This is true maybe in 2014 but not in 2018, the cost of living in Dublin has almost doubled

Guys please help me Me my family want to move to a city and its either London or Dublin What do you guys recon for me for education work and family raising Thanx anyway

@clo1584

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know if its too late to say but definitely Dublin! London life can be quite busy, and Dublin its way more welcoming and friendly :) not saying London's bad though its amazing too!

@zeinab1231

5 жыл бұрын

Bellatrix Dublin no comparison tbh

It's realistic! I'm the guy on the video and I can tell you it's doable living with 400 per month!!

@recordsmanukrnet

9 жыл бұрын

Marcos Vinicius Rodrigues da Silva I can't believe it, how's that possible? How about work? Is it hard to find a job there?

@ChrisPTY507

9 жыл бұрын

Marcos Vinicius Rodrigues da Silva lol good lie. Ireland is expensive as fuck. you can live nice, but not that crap salary you mentioned..

@LonewolfyXD

9 жыл бұрын

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@sunshine-ow7ir

7 жыл бұрын

Marcos Vinicius Rodrigues da Silva. if your Brazilian you can live on that amount were so used to living with litle cash here in brazil

Aluguel + alimentação + contas = 300 euros? Só se for por semana...

Quite relevant! 😻

I can't help but wonder how the English speakers in this video get understood. Now don't get me wrong, it's understandable, and I get that they came to Ireland to practice their English. Honestly without the subtitles I wouldn't have been able to decipher what they're talking about. Awesome video though !

Dublin no esta caro.esta barrato,yo soy irlandes y hago €800 a mesa. Vivi en Madrid para muchos anos y Madrid esta peor! Es no problema para mi y vivo en una Casa solo con mis gatos. Dublin esta muy seguro tambien. Crima no exista aqui.muy seguro y tranquillo.comida irelandes es muy Barrato tambien tenemos Aldi y Lidl etc la ciudad es muy hermosa y la gente son muy amable .hay no problemas en Dublin y no tenemos bastante gentes aqui.necessitamos mas personas en Dublin.esta Linda aqui.perfectamente! Cielo! Bienvenidos a Dublin! Perdon para mi castellano horrible.

How has the cost of living changed in the past 4 years?

FAN-TAS-TI-CO!!!

Girls are awesome there so fullcoverage and glamorous 😍

De primeira, achei que o cara aos 4:25 fosse o Marião ahahahahha

I wonder if I'd have to be drunk and a sports fan to live there. That would suck.

It would be better if it had had english subtitles in order to understand the other languages. Nevertheless it's good work.thanks

@alexandrugheorghe5610

7 жыл бұрын

There're. Just enable captions. (click the "CC" button)

what song is that at 0:45 ?

in portuguese? 300 euros??? Hello???

why the English title, if the information is not in English? for the views? put the title right. I hate titles like that

@alexandrugheorghe5610

7 жыл бұрын

There're. Just enable captions. (click the "CC" button)

Recipes.

€5 for a pint of beer! that's a rip-off, go to a different pub

€400?? That can't be realistic.

@LonewolfyXD

9 жыл бұрын

+blahblah3485 I'm on social welfare i get 400€ a month , its a nightmare. considering it was 188€ per week, before the government illegally introduced ageism so the under 25s get 100€ per week if we can't find work. And i can honestly say its not easy. as you don't have many options. finding a job when you're young is a nightmare over here. you always see a majority of foreign workers in working in shops, who funny enough might all speak the same language. Irish youths kinda got screwed by the government over here, so a lot of us have to leave as we can't even get a job stacking a shelf. Not racist at all!!!!!, its just the way things have become over here. Its so sad!.

@xanaxxx2011

8 жыл бұрын

+Frodo Lonewolfy "not racist at all" Sure, and do you really think a young person would take the responsibility to not have a night life on weekends or to always be available for work no matter what time AND still get UNDER PAID? Facts before opinions please.

@LonewolfyXD

8 жыл бұрын

xanaxxx2011 I have no idea what you're talking about, i know plenty of people who put work before leisure. & yes you can go out an enjoy you're self on the weekends depending on what you're work shift is/you're type of employment. There is no jobs market in Ireland at the moment, foreigners are getting off planes asking why are there no Irish people working in our shops?. When that starts to happen i would consider it a problem. it's not racist but a fact. Its also a fact that the government sent out letters to the youth of this country asking them to consider taking up work in another country. When you say under payed what do you mean? internships?.

@xanaxxx2011

8 жыл бұрын

All good points, but even if you do have certain work hours. As a working immigrant you'd spend that time sleeping and regaining strength. By under paid I literally mean under paid, people take advantage of people who don't know any better.

@LonewolfyXD

8 жыл бұрын

Ok yeah i understand you're point dude

its fckn expensive