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Living and Working Conditions in Ireland
From Department of Social Protection
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From Department of Social Protection
Published on
Last updated on
Moving abroad can be a great experience, offering people the chance to sample the cultural, social and economic way of life of another country. Ireland is a popular destination for mobile European jobseekers and many have taken advantage of their right to live and work in Ireland. However to make the most of your experience it is very important to obtain information on jobs, living and working conditions, employment rights and the current economic situation before you go. This guide, published in various languages, sets out the steps that you should take before you travel and on arrival in Ireland. It provides useful information and addresses where you can get further assistance.
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