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Old Sep 23rd 2008 | 8:42 am
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I'm living in Dublin working a contract job that will end in December. I want to move from Dublin after the contract is done. It's too expensive living here. What are the job prospects like in Cork, Galway and Waterford? Most of my job experience is in Insurance doing office support and back office work.
 
Old Sep 25th 2008 | 3:27 am
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Originally Posted by Canuck74
I'm living in Dublin working a contract job that will end in December. I want to move from Dublin after the contract is done. It's too expensive living here. What are the job prospects like in Cork, Galway and Waterford? Most of my job experience is in Insurance doing office support and back office work.
Cork nice city and you can live in West Cork and commute. Abtram (Sky) have offices in Bishoptown and are recruiting. Rent 4 bedroom about 750 a month, but you will have to commute about an hour.

I am biased cos I live in Bantry. It is a beautiful area.
 
Old Sep 25th 2008 | 8:30 pm
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Originally Posted by sarahchirles
Cork nice city and you can live in West Cork and commute. Abtram (Sky) have offices in Bishoptown and are recruiting. Rent 4 bedroom about 750 a month, but you will have to commute about an hour.

I am biased cos I live in Bantry. It is a beautiful area.
Cork's been hit bad this week with companies closing. Loads unemployed. Its the like the early 80's again.
 
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Cork's been hit bad this week with companies closing. Loads unemployed. Its the like the early 80's again.
All over I am afraid. But we will all come out the other end in one piece hopefully!

You can't eat scenery, (the phrase goes) but poverty in a good area is so much prettier!!
 
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Originally Posted by sarahchirles
All over I am afraid. But we will all come out the other end in one piece hopefully!

You can't eat scenery, (the phrase goes) but poverty in a good area is so much prettier!!
i know... im unemployed in Greystones Wicklow!
 
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How long do they expect the recession to last in Ireland

I would think Office work would still be available Galway city is beautiful

Or dare I say it what about Athlone I know its way cheaper than dublin it would be some were ild consider moving
 

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