Indians in Republic of Ireland

yes sure,
i live in Monaghan, ireland, which part of ireland you live in
we can share things.how do u like the place, you have commuity friends there

 

hiii..

am from dublin..we recently came here..njoying d weather and everything...
is any one from dublin..let me know???

keep messaging
byee..

 

hi vandana,

i also live in dublin with my family..been here for the past 3 years..so,which part of dublin r u in??nice to know that u r enjoying the irish weather which most of them crib about..

aarthi

 

Hi,

My husband got an assignment in Dublin, Ireland & we might be moving soon. I wanted to know about the Grocery prices over there. Do we get all South Indian Grocery items? Any site from which I can get the price details?
Also if anybody can shed some light on clothes to take based on the weather, it will be of real help.

Thanks All,
Bagisri

 

hi bagisri,

good luck with your assignment..as far as the gorceries r concerned,you get everything here,though it might not be as extensive as u find in india,but still u get all the important stuff like dhals,spices,rice,indian veggies,etc.i will give u the website for an asian shop ,u can have a look at the prices..it would be wise not to convert the euros into rupees ,though.
www.bombaybazaar.ie

with regard to clothing,spring has almost started ,so u can just get a couple of light jackets and cardigans and buy rest of the stuff once u come here..there is a forum called INDIANSINIRELAND,please register and post your queries there as well for more precise answers..

All the best for your trip.

regards
aarthi

 

ptamil,

well,it is not really that bad here,i do plan a lot of activities with my son,depending on the weather...we have a couple of friends and we meet on a regular basis for play dates..we go to the temple regularly(the temple here has now been operating on a weekly basis ,prior to this it was a monthly pooja)..

i have enrolled my son in few extra curricular classes like tennis,keyboard and kumon,,so that takes a majority of time..though we dont have indian neighbours,,but i make a point to meet our friends regularly atleast once a fortnight..otherwise,it gets too depressing for me..

i used to have a couple of friends living in galway,but now they have moved to dublin...how old is your kid???r u a tamilian??have u tried organizing play dates??

regards
aarthi