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Bank of Ireland Allied Irish Banks vs

that the banking system in Ireland, speaking of customer service is painful is not new but in this short post I'll try to give you a concrete example of my recent experience with two banks in particular: BOI (Bank of Ireland) and AIB (Allied Irish Banks). This post could easily fall within the theme " Services in Dublin."

I was talking about customer service as painful, if you are new in the land of Ireland or you were reading from outside the island green, compared with any other service seen elsewhere (Italy and Spain) I can say that simply makes me laugh ( if not angry). Personally I find the critical point for online banking or what should be one.

A bank such as Bank of Ireland which boasts and boasts having the "Best of the Online Banking Year "and somehow got bought I do not know what agreements clearly presents its online banking page with the following options: * Display of

Statement (movements in and out) *
Payments (transfer funds to another account )
* Standing Orders and Direct Debits (Enabling systematic payments to third parties, such as to pay rent on a monthly basis, etc..)
* Options to activate Mortgage (Mortgage) Loans (loans) or Savings Account (Savings Account)

Everything looks great until you realize that apart from the first point, all the others can not be used without prior visit to the branch or telefondando customer service which will then process the request with the paper form.

online banking a couple of short balls, the lords of BOI using a trivial interface internet that may have built my cousin, for a stupid management of all things that need to be approved first by the individual in the bank, actually a method to avoid ripping the same action after the first time but certainly not a way to speed up procedures at the last moment!

Among other things at the level of courtesy, I noticed quite a degree of professionalism worthy of the third world (and I do not want the third world, please) with people who go berserk as soon as it insists on more than twice on same point and allow themselves to say that if you do not understand the pronunciation mumbles and demolishes the English language like they do. But let

another example: AIB or Allied Irish Banks. This is a bank with which I, in desperation, opened a new account after seeing the type of services it offers. Nothing sensational, it reminds me very much that I had with the Italian Credit (now UniCredit Bank) in Italy at university. I'm talking about 8 years ago. Yet this system did

codes on a sheet of paper (to be replaced years by other European banks with electronic token type) and secret numbers to be recalled is efficient! On the site it is possible to enable payments www.aib.ie at the time (using a code on the popular package), activate a Saving Account (another codicil and street), turn on a mortgage, a loan no matter what (whereas sometimes for certain products require the signature of a document but only in special cases).

The AIB Phone Banking is just amazingly simple, you enter two codes match, you say who you are and answer a few trivial question but personnel and proceed with the changes.

Yesterday I had to change the address associated with my account, I call the AIB Phone Banking and proceed as follows:

* Enter the code when prompted
* ask to speak with opertore
* After a few seconds I wonder
* I personally would like to change the address
* I * I
old address new address
* Made

It took me 8 minutes net!

then calls BOI:

* ask * Operator
After a few seconds talking with operator
* I * I want to change address Solutions
available
2 * Print the online application from the site, fill it and send it in branch (a week schedule ?)
* Or go into my branch and fill them in the form (schedule 1 hour off from work)
* Question: But that phone banking is I'm here? I call it pure and banal information service, hopefully giving him an award also for this!

Decisione finale: Chiudo il mio account Bank of Ireland come già avevo in mente di fare così saranno più felici in tempi come questi di perdere un altro cliente!

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Tuscany, Troy and Dublin What to do in Dublin

Non mi sono bevuto il cervello, nonostante data le settimanella che mi si prospetta tra cambio di casa, chiusura quarto a lavoro e volo a fine settimana in Spagna per il meritato riposo ci sono vicino.

Il titolo del post non ha carattere Joyceiano, ne vuole copiare lo stile di alcuni post di andima , ma è semplicemente la summa delle parole che stanno portando più traffico sul blog presente.

Guardando i rapporti Analytics di questo mese infatti I find that the top search queries from Google lead me up for the term "Tuscan tourists in Dublin" and the article that comes out is my negative review of the restaurant Baccaro, but praised by many people I know ( tastes are tastes).

The most interesting thing though is that those looking for this word is always the same person or persons and I do not see how changing the percentage of new visitors coming from it. It 'so easy to deduce that some of you out there know that there are no bookmarks or feeds, or even the sympathetic system implemented recently by Blogger and already used by the legendary andima that allows you to have the update of the blog in real time by a click in the upper right "faithful readers".

As for the "sluts in dublin" not only did not expect there was quite a volume of research in relation to the issue online, but I have to thank Bacchus if in the post " Services in Dublin" (very appropriate I would say) many people see off the illusion of finding it a little "smaialeccio" (at Abatantuono).

Finally, and thank God, at least guesses Google indexing more logical and I am a decent place to "live in Dublin so I end up on the inside back but at least one of the top positions and between the home page of the blog.

I just wanted to share this discovery with you before going to pack everything for the move. Regards.

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Another point to be developed under the theme "Living in Dublin " is about what to do in your free time in Dublin. I'll try to add a list of things that come to mind, but I urge anyone who wants to do, to write other alternatives of interest

with the first place I can not go with what is the most popular in the Irish capital: the pub. I remember a nice post on the blog of andima Dublin where he joked about the monotony that I can only comment with a "it's all true."

The pub is in fact the institution here in Dublin, opens in the late morning and usually closes around midnight. It 's the place where locals usually socialize, celebrate, lunch and dinner on special occasions or weekend follows the sport matches etc.. Due to bad weather that accompanies us during 99% of the pub is a meeting place and protection from the weather, can take on characteristics of disco-pub, or maintain the more traditional features, then here is the famous historic pubs on recommended guides cities like the Cobblestone the or John Gogarty's Mullingan .

Dublin also offers several performances at the theater ' Abbey Theater, I personally I've never been there yet but I am referring to andima that in his post talks about it.

I cinema are three: the old UGC Cineworld in Parnell Street hours, very big and on different levels, the Savoy in O'Connell Street and the small Screen Cinema on the corner of Poolbeg Street. Then there are programming in the small cinema in Temple Bar is often inherent in alternative films or foreign production.

I are not many museums and indeed the only real museum I know of is the National Museum in Nassau Street, with free admission. There is also a Science Gallery on Pearse Street belonging to Trinity College where you ultimately trying to launch many new initiatives, exhibitions and tastings with age, but honestly I was never particularly attracted.

I shops are located primarily in the areas of Grafton Street and Harry Street for the city center, with the addition of large complex commercial Dundrum and Liffey Valley . Are open continuously from morning until 18:00 pm, extending until 20:00 on Thursdays.

For tourists however are to be added: The

Guinness factory, which I personally visited and that is also worth considering also the price of entry, the Jameson Distillery that I avoided after Having regard to the Guinness factory and the statue of dela Molly Malone on Grafton Street.

Always there for the tourists attractions like the City Sightseeing Bus running from O'Connell Street or the more typical Viking Boat, an amphibious vehicle that takes you anywhere in the city by land and water and the Dublin Ghost Bus that I own the courage to try, but it promises to let you experience a thrilling adventure ...

There are also a lot more interesting things to see out of town, perhaps taking a trip to Howth, Malahide or Dun Laoghaire and even the very popular hits in Wicklow or the Cliffs of Moher, or pointing to Northern Ireland to see the Giant Causway.

Last but not least, I would like to add suggestions on how to dress to come to Ireland . What comes from the fact that the data available to me, more and more people reach the blog by writing this kind of research on Google.

It 's important not to forget that Dublin is always raining. It 's a bit like saying "remember you must die" so always better to have an umbrella at hand because even with the sun grows stronger you never know ...

For the rest of the system works beautifully dressed in "onion" or you can easily remove layers to suit your needs. In the months from October to late February, have very low temperatures and then a nice down there is everything, but in enclosed spaces is hot as hell then follow the advice of the first. During the period April May June you have the best chance of good weather, and sunshine and less rainfall (summer would be the closest thing we have here).

During the period of July August September rains there have been over the last two years so do not be fooled, the move to an average temperature of 15-18 degrees but the sky is black and then let me put the sleeves are the most courageous.

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Weekend in Pisa and Lucca

Last weekend I took advantage of a cheap Ryanair flight for a trip home and just to Pisa, a city that I never had the opportunity to visit. I then took the opportunity to spend a day in Lucca also due to the proximity of the two great cities of Tuscany and ease of movement between them. But let's order:

Day December 5: Pisa

At 19:45 she left with Marta at a time from Dublin to Pisa. The beauty of this flight is due not only cost but also time that does not require to take holidays or days of business on Friday. The first note

fun comes as we are in the queue for boarding. After a few minutes late (who said Ryanair?) Someone cares to check the monitor for verifcare that there were no changes Boarding Gate e. .. ta daaa! The monitor displays the following words: Pisa 19:45 - Departed.

practiced according to the computer we were already in flight! Clearly there was a mistake since the whole crew was on the ground, in fact everything was settled between a laugh and the other is an operator that has come to open the gate.

"Ta ta daaaa" to the sound of jingle in Pisa with Ryanair landed fewer than 3 minutes early, we leave the plane and take a couple of things at a kiosk. Two biscuits and a bottle of water is our night snack, Martin pointed out to me the ticket: € 3.10 and we think we look in the air only cost 3 euro bottle of mineral.

The second note of significance is to be done for the moment when we got to wait for the bus that connects the downtown to the airport. The journey costs € 1.50, the last one is for midnight. During the wait, we are called by a couple of ladies of a certain age that inquires about the service. Speaking discover that two Welsh that would otherwise be inclined to take a taxi there and Martha and I offer to split the middle.

Now they smile and tell us "less evil, if there are two Italians sure do not try to trick us, you know that drivers here do ...", then Marta explains that the Italian are actually I and I try to make it clear that all the world over and that I did not know the area so I did not feel free "scam". In fact, the juice seemed to be that drivers routinely scrub Italians and foreigners. The thing I am sure it has a foundation but I liked the certainty with which the two Welsh they advertise their "cunning" in the matter.

few minutes later the bus finally arrives, I, Martha, and another group we go to the front door. Tickets are not sold on the ground since it was late at night, so we all bought from the driver who very kindly gave us information and tickets (not a cost-plus). After sitting there and I stamped and Martha hear the two ladies of the first laugh out loud, Marta I mention that the two were from behind and giggled happy because they were not able to pay. Well as always I was confirmed that it is the first hijacked to steal her purse snatcher if we give him the opportunity and that all good speeches that do end up having very different results when implemented in practice and not only applies to bad guys Italians but also for all other "poor" foreigners.


The journey by bus takes a few minutes, the airport of Pisa is glued to the center, 10 minutes after we go down to the station where he dropped the two women who tried to cling like leeches almost Marta and I head down ' Hotel Alessandro della Spina *** .

It closes in a fragrant and welcoming rooms of the hotel our first night in Pisa.

Day December 6: Lucca

Kindness is definitely a factor that you can not see in Pisa, asking anyone we will always smile ( andima hurt either), and clear and precise. And so we got with Marta, Saturday morning, information on how to reach the city of Lucca. The bus costs € 1.50 and switch via Crispi (near the train station), here you can also buy your ticket on board and the trip takes about 20-30 minutes of pleasant rustic Tuscan landscape. An important note to remember if you ever decide to follow the example: the bus is different from urban ones and blue, do not take a citizen who says "Porta a Lucca" because it is an area of \u200b\u200bPisa and I had committed the 'failure to take it (fortunately I asked the driver immediately after the start and I did not go too far on the way).

arrive in Lucca we immediately found a very useful map showing the city as a whole is marked with a red line the suggested route for a walk along the center. At this point you can decide to photograph and use the map below, or follow the path and is always in every new road map marked the same scaled-down version that vi continuerà a guidare lungo tutto il cammino.

La città ha un gusto puramente medioevale, mi ricorda molto da vicino la mia Catanzaro, fatta di stradine lastricate e viottoli splendidi che nascondono scorci stupendi da fotografare. I negozi sono tanti e di ottimo gusto, dai vestiti ai prodotti tipici fino ai negozietti per fare regali ricchi di quelle sciocchezze che attraggono tanto.

A pranzo abbiamo mangiato al ristorante " Antico Sigillo ", una locanda rustica che propone menu a prezzi molto interessanti e una buona scelta di primi piatti, secondi di pesce e carne e chiaramente dolci.



Il pranzo è costato circa 35 euro comprendendo vino della casa, acqua mineral, two main courses, dessert and two coffees.

The afternoon is spent walking more, including a photo and a shooting, passing through a square where he had organized a skating rink on the ice with lots of stalls selling all kinds of chocolate. All in a splendid Italian winter.

On the streets there were many families with children and the Christmas lights stood out as the evening descended. The feeling that we lived and that most impressed me is that Marta is the serenity, tranquility to the center of a chaotic winter Lucca, a normality that I was missing for some time.

The return bus leaves every hour to Pisa and 18:05 rieccoci li, stanchi ma contenti del successo della gita, di ritorno in hotel. In tarda serata poi abbiamo approfittato del fatto che in Italia i ristoranti sono aperti fino a tadi e dopo pennichella in hotel, abbiamo mangiato in una pizzeria vicina " Trattoria da Michele " in via Francesco Bonaini, che consiglio per la pizza, un pò meno per l'allegria.

Due pizze, antipasto di salsiccia di cinghiale e due birre medie mi sono costate 32 euro (follia!), peccato per il cameriere che aveva un musone lungo che non finiva mai.




Giorno 7 dicembre: Pisa

L'ultimo giorno di permanenza non è stato in realtà un giorno ma solo half a day before the afternoon flight with Ryanair.


Pisa is well known that it does not offer much in terms of public amenities. The most beautiful thing to see is that huge wedding favor which is the Piazza dei Miracoli with the complex that houses the leaning tower par excellence. Also note really demerit for all those who love moron smear the walls with their ideologies, thoughts, deeds and passions ... each wall in Pisa is a huge book containing everything. Marta has left us very badly and I could not confirm that this nice custom is repeated in several Italian cities. The suggestion is to buy a Smemoranda or what is used today for school diary and draw all the things that go through your head, take a page to his girlfriend for maybe without having to mess with spray cans and dirty places that have survived wars and real struggles, not those stupid ideology and pedantic!

After Photos from the typical moron who support the leaning tower, we walked along the Arno and then lunch is always being Bonaini but this time in another room nicer, so I waited 40 minutes and mixed fried fish!



At 17:00 we were in the queue for boarding and how good the Italian tradition when there half an hour to fly the friendly round of rises and makes up her mind the door to arrive earlier in the typical crowd for the seats desired by Ryanair that assigns them. And as always happens that the flight departs late so those that were scheduled for 17:30 hours as the boat moves to 17:50 and then all piled up to an hour.

But thank God everything changes once on board, fasten your seat, ready to take off and go back on it thinking maybe close your eyes for a while and catch our breath after two days' journey, but ... with Ryanair this is a luxury that you do not pay. Price not stated because of the flight are the millions of advertisements that bombard us from a very high volume and that blew up from the seat. But vediamoli in order:

- Fila for boarding: Miss trying to pass "Impros" (as they say in Calabrian dialect) tickets for the bus Terravision from Dublin airport in Dublin Centre. A real rip-off since the 747 and 748 are half price and have a service that I think best.
- Entry into the cabin : Starfish Rechargeable Calling Cards. Serving as a kick in the rear or chestnuts as the internet point in the center are two million pounds and cost for an international call.
- First 20 minutes : Bar and sandwiches. Not comment on the quality and especially the prices.
- After 45 minutes: Scratch card. If you want to be a millionaire now, or newlyweds Piersilvio at the suggestion of the Cavaliere or games with Ryanair.
- After 1 hour : Calendar Ryanair. The hostess of the famous company are what is called the employee must give their all to the company. All clear for charity ...
- After 1 hour 30 min. : Gadgets gift. I always expect to go by plane to buy the perfume.
- After 1 hour 45 min. : New mini-bar passage, which makes you want to put another roll of plastic.
- After 1 hour and 55 min. : Ridaje with Terravision ... not prendooooo!
- After 2 hours and 10 min. : Third step mini-bar (if it sees that its not sold) and most obviously should eat on board the aircraft just 15 minutes from landing to cost and quality!

So comes the communication of the third flight attendant, the other two were Italian, I do not know what nationality that starts with an accent sbiasciato "We're landing, turn off the lights bzzbzzzbzz this procedure if you want no light above your head bzbzbzbbzzz" for the series but with two Italian on board to talk to them was too much to ask?

Landing with a few minutes late but no horns and no announcement "another delayed flight from Ryanair ...

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Brussel, Hotel Sofitel Europe ****

Located very close to the heart of the city, in the district's financial capital of Europe 's Hotel Sofitel Europe is perhaps the most beautiful hotel in which I have hitherto had the opportunity to stay overnight.

As the title is a four star hotel conveniently located in a square full of restaurants and a 10 minute walk from the big buildings of the European Community and the metro station Place Schuman.

The reason for the night was: on vacation and you can read more in the post dedicated to my weekend spent in Brussels.

I booked online a few months in advance and I reserved a room with twin beds, unfortunately there was no available bed, and I had the opportunity to pay around 180 € per night breakfast included.


The room very nice, clean bathroom and a spacious and bright, equipped with minibars and flat screen TV, safe, bathrobes and slippers disposable. The best part, however, comes in the morning when you come down for breakfast. The buffet is served in a room beautifully decorated, spacious and very elegant in its simplicity and unlike the vast majority of hotels is served until 11:00.

The buffet is delicious, and impeccable service with at least five attendants who continue to turn the orders of the meter to prevent the milk on your table or end cuts that may not be adequate to the needs of diners. Coffee and tea are served continuously with the opportunity to enjoy delicious cakes, croissants and cereals, but for those who prefer the breakfast of sausage, bacon and scrambled eggs is enough to draw on the covered dishes to satisfy your hunger for good.



Last note is excellent which can be checked out by 13:00 hours which means once again that there is no need to run around the clock if you are Softel Hotel Europe for reasons of pleasure and do not feel like waking up too early.

A note to clarify what kind of hotel we speak, I read in the closet of the room's standard rates for the importance that was dealing and said 425 euro per night! So this explains the mystery, it is certainly a superior four star but I was lucky enough to find a price competitivissimo.

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likely scam

Christmas time, time for new postepay.
New signal for now due to our mutual friend, even if the modus operandi is the same.
Carried verbatim report received:
"Guys be careful reload this postepay 4023 6004 7096 2137 headed to a certain Domenico DP because the person who is registered first agree a date for delivery by hand then NOT PRESENTADOSI.
cell phone calls (which we are now providing only part of the number: 347-909 ****) does not respond ... Imagine if we had made the
ricaricarica .... € € goodbye! "

Here also part of the address used by that person mail: **** solenoid hotmail.it

PS We are checking if it's the same person before publishing other sensitive data.
We can only say that the old man suddenly his cell phone 3407827457 has become permanently inaccessible and suddenly arose a new issue related to this new postepay.
said what ... said it all ...

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New name .. New Email .. New

Wolf "change" the hair but not change its spots: another email from our scammer.
lucatrasportiolbia@hotmail.it
ads on Kijiji always on N95 8G (and change the product ... you're boring Porracchio)
Although initially denies shamelessly:

-> but what the hell you say .... I do not even know who you are or ever sent regularly
the phone if you want to do the first half and the other half paid when the goods arrive

When it teases on fraud on the Internet, he replied:

-> I'm l. .. l. .. I do not do these things and do not cheat
I can very well leave all my data and artifact to inform whether or done anything

Once cornered, read and write:

-> ok I'll wait with open arms because both the postepay are not in my name I made do with cards dident farces maybe you do not Candles come in Intag
but go ahead if there claudio porracchio antatelo ad'arrestare
well here but I'm always quiet kid that maybe I'm smarter than you
use of connections via mobile phone cards pirate I hope you find them both hello Merry Christmas kid

I leave to you readers to comment ...

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Weekend in Brussel

Taking advantage of proximity to Dublin, the costs are relatively cheap Aerlingus features, as well as the proximity of my birthday to celebrate, I spent a lovely weekend with Martha in Belgium between Brussels and Ghent.

Day November 14: Brussels

Starting from Dublin Airport at 18:30 we took the flight with destination Aerlingus Brussel. Time of flight as a guideline, 1:30 minutes, whereas which must then bring the clock forward an hour.

Once a destination is advisable to prepare some map and organize the best possible arrival at your hotel. Although Brussels is the "capital of Europe" because once they soon discover that English is not your utilizzatissimo regarding signs. Even asking the kiosk for tourist information we ended up with a damn about the fact that the employee had given a very different wants to talk to us.

Dall'aeroporo Brussel, however there are two ways to reach the city center, the first is by bus (we opted for choice) that the cost of 4 € per person to fulfill the center in about 30 minutes. The other solution is by train, so it takes us 15-20 minutes at a cost of about € 3 for one way.

The advantage is that the bus makes several stops in different areas that may be helpful as you could save more of the routes from the central station to the place you have chosen for your stay.

In our case we chose the ' Sofitel hotel, a four star hotel we reserved at a truly bargain considering the quality of service that describe the specific review.

dinner we took advantage of the wide choice of pizza restaurants in the hotel in front of us and them We accommodated them L'esprit de sel . The place is very welcoming, as you can see the page online and write a short review of this too.

Day 15 November: Ghent

Saturday morning after a good night's sleep and a breakfast Imperial, me and Marta we went to the central station take the metro to the Schuman stop. The cost of the ticket on the metro is just over one euro and is valid for a single journey, for your convenience you can click on the image to enlarge it and maybe print it.


get to the station we took the train to Ghent and cost approximately € 16 per round trip. Council to buy tickets always return when you need something because you save on expenditure.

arrive in Ghent Gravensten we visited the castle at a cost of € 18 per person. I can confirm that unlike other places I've seen paying, Castle Gravensten worth a visit. Not because it is the usual round outside through some cold room, see the many castles in Scotland, but recreated the atmosphere is very impressive with several rooms containing weapons and armor of the past, instruments of medieval torture and other amenities.

After the tour of the castle we took a long walk to the town to decide to take a break for a local dish: "French fries". Therefore it is not that commonplace of French fries, but the locals are proud of their specialties, and all say that you eat french fries in Belgium are among the best. Personally, I found already in very bad taste that you use the typical frozen potatoes as opposed to what is done here in Ireland with hand-cut potatoes. Furthermore, the only difference found in potato chips to eat Ghent, than eat at any other place, is the amount of oil present. In fact, the frying process is repeated two more times, this should ensure the special chips in the beloved local small personal note: I did not like their own.

Much appreciated but it was the bottle of Duvel, local beer, I was served his drink in a pub in specific people.


Marta has instead opted for a Westmalle Triple and I must say that I liked a lot. It was a while since I felt it for the taste of beer to drink, a beer commercial that can exploit the properties of its glass to give its best and give off aromas, flavors and new flavors.

The evening ended with a last "flat" local: the waffle with chocolate. This we took it right down the street and despite the struggle to reduce us all to avoid a stain with chocolate caldo che colava da tutte le parti è stato molto gradito da entrambi.

Il ritorno a Bruxel è stato animato da un evento Tecno che ha avuto luogo proprio a Gante quel giorno e che aveva mobilitato centinai se non migliaia di persone che da tutte le parti d'Europa si erano riversate nella piccola cittadina belga senza dimenticare l'abbigliamento del caso. C'erano delle ragazze italiane con capelli verdi e megaocchiali di plastica, un gruppo di spagnoli che urlavano in treno e facevano battute sugli italiani ovviamente :) e poi i nostri cari irlandesi che bé non erano diversi da come li vediamo in strada tutti i giorni, birra in mano, tuta, sbronzi, rutto libero e chiaramente l'immancabile "fockin" ogni due parole.

Day 16 November: Brussels

First breakfast and checkout. I've been to the Sofitel in the checkout must be made within and 13:00, so good timing for waking up slowly, get organized and make a hearty breakfast.

The last day we dedicated to the city. We took a tour to the Grand Platz, tried again a tourist office where once again we have had confirmation that the premises do not have much patience or courtesy when it comes to tourism and decided to take our second and final weekend of the waffle. We chose one of the local by the name of the Grand Platz clear: Aroma.

After a tour of the various chocolate shops and tired of the rain that was almost uninterruptedly throughout Sunday, we opted for the popular City Tour by Bus. Travel cost 16 euro per person but it was worth it. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and touches all the major attractions of the city ending with the Atomium, which appears behind the trees the city park.

At the end of the journey, here we are at the airport waiting for boarding and there was no need to look for the gate which was right there and just follow the sound of polite belches that the Irish continued to pull drinking beer and talking pink suit from their girlfriends. Not deny that he felt a disgust nenorme especially seeing the people who moved deliberately to avoid attending the exploits of these fine young men.

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Dublin Restaurant Nonna Valentina

On special occasions it is important to choose a particular place that can hit the atmosphere of the evening. In some cases, however, these places are discovered by chance, just like it happened to me last weekend. I was having lunch at the restaurant Dunne & Crescenzi and wonder if one of the waiters if I can say that was the kind of restaurant Nonna Valentina, which is part of the same chain of restaurants in the Dunne & Crescenzi.

The waiter, very politely explained to me that is a great place and that the style changes dramatically compared to the room where we were. I called it a bit "posh" or something more elegant and really like Martha because yesterday we made our second anniversary together.


said than done, I called the number 01 454 9866, marked on the nameplate of the restaurant and I booked for Wednesday 12 at 19:30.

Nonna Valentina is located in the Portobello Road, south of Dublin to the numbers 1-2, and is an Italian restaurant as the name suggests wants to recreate the familiar surroundings and at the same time elegant. The lights dimmed in the evening, the windows that overlook the canal full of swans and courteous staff, ready to take our coats, suggest the best ways to hand coats and accompanying output are the elements that make the evening even more special.

The cost of dinner amounted to a medium-high, with a wine list quite varied and can take an aperitif such as a Bellini or the most famous Spritz.

Despite the low quality photos taken with the phone at night and no lights flash, I assure you that the dinner was great.

- Two aperitif: Bellini and Spritz
- Half a mineral
- A bottle of Falanghina
- A plate of noodles with seafood
- A plate of taglionini with cuttlefish and shellfish
- A dessert: a triptych of panna cotta, tiramisu and vanilla ice cream alal

Cost Total 88 €.

strongly recommend that this venue for a romantic dinner, you will surely blow!

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Services in Dublin

I feel inspired and I have 20 minutes to spend here in the office so I'll jump on this new chapter of "Living in Dublin " I dedicate the services offered to citizens here in Dublin.

Transportation: To explore the theme, I have already dealt with it through a video uploaded to YouTube in that nice way to show what level we are made here in Dublin in terms of transport. I do not think the case then dwell on this issue.

But what I can say is that Dublin is certainly a human when it comes to get around the city. You do not need a car, or rather not having much better considering the high rates of traffic leaving the office out of town and considering that it is much worse in terms of road planning. Apart from the main highway is in fact an entire country lanes in the tunnel to drive becomes inaccessible as well as dangerous.

A drive on the left as in the UK ;-)

Health: The national health system, as summarized in a comment to a previous post , is also based on the economy and the principle follows the line type until I need the best. In fact, contrary to what you are used to to see in other European countries, here in Ireland one of the few taxes you pay each month and deducted from the salary voice is health care.

While this means more money in their pockets at the same time be prepared to pay between 55 and 65 euro a visit to see a GP (General Practitioner) and several hundred euro for private visits in the unlikely event that you serve.

To curb these costs, but above all to secure medical coverage for a certain reliability in cases of serious (and continue to do spells for all), it is essential, however, make their own health insurance with a type of local businesses VHI or Quinn . Insurance is included often in packages that companies offer their employees and which are merely required to pay monthly fees. Ditto for dental insurance, here I have seen figures in multiple zeros being fired for a simple filling.

If you are Italian and you have the European Health Card, the plastic, I suggest you use it to buy medicine and first aid type antibiotics. Here there is no concept of limitation and a 1-euro ticket. So I ended up having to order certain drugs from Italy here would cost me 85 euro per bottle, and unfortunately I can not help it.

Board : I must admit that I do not know much of the theme, so I open up to comments of those who are more enlightened (Freddy, Bacchus?). In summation I can tell you that it is important to fend for their facts on this field, because if you do get a pension is strongly encouraged (or perhaps it was better to say, given the economic disaster we are living) to organize a private investment or a savings account at a local bank.

Banks: the rooms are different, including Bank of Ireland, Allied Irish Banks, Anglo Irish Bank and others such as Ulster Bank, etc. Helifax. etc.. Dublin compared to the rest of Europe is a paradise in terms of costs to maintain a bank account. In fact, forget the additional costs for management, cost opening, closing or consultation costs for ATM withdrawals or more. In short it is the place to keep their savings.

addition, there are several offers for savings accounts or savings account, which allows users to save large sums more or less and earn a small percentage of interest, usually calculated on a semester basis, to investors.

The sore point for some banks get on the internet. Here BoI or banks like Bank of Ireland online banking systems have style stone age . The online interface also serves basically only to check the balance and little more. For any other activity required on campus or by phone banking is required acceptance by postal form late from 5 to 10 business days.

Personally I chose to move on recent AIB, Allied Irish Banks, and I must say that at least I found a system similar to what I had 5-6 years ago in Italy with the Italian credit and I can feel satisfied.

Education: not having children step on to all those who comment. I have colleagues who have children and I was assured that the school system is valid. Everything is to choose the right school.

TV and Broadband: detailed article on NTL .

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When I think of the term "Dubliners" I think even to my time between university schools, spent studying English literature and Irish to complete my studies. Joyce was one of the authors present as you can imagine, not only with "The Dubliners", but also with "The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" and the most popular "Ulysses." But it is not my intention to write about literature and perhaps it is better to return to the topic of the post to continue my personal mission began on post " Living and Working in Dublin."

My quick introduction only serves to explain how people, the Dubliners, just like the rest of the things found on this island where I work and live, have always had fantastic side dishes, a little fairy to me of a young Italian student.

say how a people it certainly is a moment-fetched, remember that much for what I write is always and only related to my own experience. Far from wanting to judge and categorize people and then report what you had first hand experience.

Since my arrival, the Irish Dubliners or better, I have always been presented, and still use the expression I feel like super "friendly", "warm" and "comfortable." I can confirm that the attitude that I found is that usually people who relate to you just as I happened to relate to people in Spain when I found there are in Scotland or when I have lived, and just like me has happened in other countries, even here in Dublin I had the pleasure of having many friends among the "local". This

my condition prevents me from then to go beyond saying that the street, in shops, offices, people respond and interact with me using the same style of courtesy which have fortunately been used in other places outside Italy. There have been some cases of people are rude and not very friendly but this can hardly be a characteristic of a people, but to single individuals.

The tendency to make friends with expats, who share my same situation here is not due to my tendency asociality particular, we tengo a precisarlo. La maggior parte, se non tutte le persone che conosco e ho conosciuto qui a Dublino si trovano nella mia stessa condizione e guarda un pò le due o tre persone che conosco che invece hanno una situazione differente di solito hanno anche un/a partner locale.

I dublinesi per tanto, vorrei sfatare un altro mito, non si gettano tra le vostre braccia al passare, ma come in ogni altro posto sono ben lieti di farsi gli affari loro e stare con i loro connazionali. Diversa è la storia al pub, nota area di ritrovo in cui si mettono da parte inibizioni, dopo le prime 4 pinte, e si inizia a parlare anche con le sedie.

Altra storia invece sono i famosi " knackers ", tanto famosi da meritarsi articoli e definitions on the most diverse sites. It is mostly local bands that kids are far from receiving an education from their parents, probably too young (the rate of baby mothers here is skyrocketing due to such factors as the inability to have an abortion on the island and the benefits that the state continues to donate generously to these user groups) or too drunk to keep up, running around in mini gang combination of all colors.

Since I live in Dublin because I learned to be careful not to cross the pavement of these little " leprechaun" that unlike those mentioned in the books I read do not have pots of gold but sometimes a few rotten eggs pretty boxcutter below to make agreeable jokes to passersby. Last

myth to be dispelled from my point of view is that there is a substantial difference between the British drinkers would be "dangerous" as opposed to those Irish who were merely "cronies". To be honest I'm not so sure and while I never had the displeasure of an Englishman conoscre not drunk I am satisfied of the scenes that occur systematically in the evening in the city.

The puddles of vomit here and there, the zombies who stagger through the streets at any age (minors are not exempt) and absurd actions like the one that brought a subject that dare not define in any other way than a crazy and degenerate in prey to too much alcohol, to kill a co-worker coming out of a party in Dublin 4 area, I do not own pleasure much less laugh.

Ultimately as these are Irish? Well I would say that everyone will have the answer only after having lived for some time here, do not apply to rentals of 15 days or weekends to study the past to see the Guinness factory . Only a few years spent here rubbing elbows with them will tell you, better than me and any other person, as they are.

An update on this subject is available on the new post Lawless Ireland.

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I'm back to continue the nth section inherent to the theme "Living in Dublin . Today I wanted to talk about this more hot and attractive to migrants: the work and how the situation here in Dublin.

The famous Celtic Tiger has raged over the past decade in the dreams of many migrants in the European economy and in practice. It was a period of prosperity and abundance in the earth move that saw the Irish first major U.S. corporations.

Companies like Microsoft, IBM, Xerox, HP, DELL, Google, Yahoo to name the most popular sites in Europe have opened up important dimensions of exploiting economic conditions offered by the local state. The explosion of call eBay and PayPal-style center, the opening of new departments and the need to fill them with experts, professionals, especially young graduates and native speakers from all over Europe has called for major recruitment mainly among foreigners.

Foreigners have been and are still alive inside an engine of Irish society, certainly not by itself ready to support with one million inhabitants that gave Dublin at the time and the limited specialization (still, alas, this unfortunately in different areas) of the premises.

But we must not look only to multinational companies to understand the degree of wealth developed in this city in particular. In Dublin also work as the most modest waiters, inexperienced and novice, is to go back home with a fair amount of money. To better understand each port a comparison between my university experiences in Rome and I've lived here instead.

Working in two different local Roman taverns / restaurants, I was regularly paid at the time with an average of 40 000 pounds a night. The work began around 17:00, there were to arrange the tables for dinner and organize everything. One could go on indefinitely, even up to 1: 30 in the morning if necessary, and it was expected to pay extra. The tips were around 10, 15 000 pounds per day when it was a bang, but the situations were very rare and more often came home with nothing more a promise that I would be paid the next day.

work here in Dublin in the same context is very different. From indirect experiences, and then told by two different friends, I could see that although a level ad exchange we can begin to discuss for hours about the real value of the euro, the job situation here is radically different. A waiter starts around 19:00, 20:00 at night (if you work clearly only for the evenings) and local kitchens close strictly between 23:30 and midnight. Juice of speech: they have well defined schedules beyond which no one wants to work, beginning with the owners.

The average pay was around, at least until a couple of years ago, around 45-50 € Fixed evening. The beauty, however, was on the tips. There exists in fact an American approach to the thing, so the tip is not a plus that you leave if you are really satisfied with the work of those who we need, but a normal practice that some quantify with percentage, 5% -10% of the cost the meal. Two fast calculations can imagine a novice and inexperienced waiter could come back home, though clearly working in a busy place, with at least € 100 in his pocket at night.

All this has served me die then to explain how we should not be mega manager to have enjoyed the wealth developed from Dublin but that wealth is distributed in a phased manner to different classes of workers fortunately.

That is, however, described the situation a few years ago, now the process has begun a rapid decline and the many private employment agencies that you could see all affigere at any time are no longer so popular. Entire companies have moved their offices to cheaper countries, just as they did ten years ago when they moved here. IBM has deployed in China, entire sectors, is decreasing heavily, Pfizer fired in bursts, Yahoo even say it (will also cause problems within the company), Xerox was a pioneer here in Ireland has just decamped.

The scenario is not catastrophic, but it certainly is not smiling as before, considering that having a job here is not equivalent to having a job in any other country where there is a minimum level of protection of the worker. In Dublin, in fact if a company decides to cut the staff did not need any motivation to do it and just as you do by workers when you want to change jobs and from the famous "notice" of 30 days, even companies reserve the right to do the same. The liquidation is not a concept that is part of this economy, it takes a clear idea!

conditions for those who have jobs but are usually more than good. Companies often provide several benefits to the level of assurance and training, adding a note to the already heavy excellent wages paid. Grazie a un sistema fiscale che favorisce le assunzioni i lavoratori medi vantano stipendi lordi pari a 25-30 mila euro annui nella capitale.

Gli uffici di solito sono dislocati fuori dal centro e questa è l'unica nota negativa, perché spesso si è costretti a scegliere tra la socialità e una buona ora e mezzo di sonno in più o in meno al mattino, decidendo di vivere o meno in centro o fuori città. Lavorare a Blanchard Town per esempio (dove sono presenti eBay e PayPal tra le altre) vuol dire per chi vive in centro città, svegliarsi almeno alle 6:30 del mattino per prendere un autous alle 7:00-7:30 e arrivare a lavoro in orario (sorvolo sulla questione dei trasporti di cui ho già mostrato un video rather than explanatory). In conclusion

Dublin is in my view still a great opportunity for those who are young and want to start working, no matter what. The work you do not pull it below as one might think but there's still time for anyone who strives to find him. We are no longer in a time of plenty that's true, so put away the fables and return to reality is the first condition for those who decide to move to Ireland now.

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Dublin in Dublin, Pasta Fresca Restaurant

Returning to the review of the premises where you can eat here in Dublin, I wanted to introduce the restaurant Pasta, located in Chatham Street Dublin 2. The place is practically on the side of another very pleasant, especially for pizza or Steps of Rome.

The local pasta is spacious, though it always ends up having an agglomeration of people eating elbow to elbow. The kitchen, as you might imagine, is distinctly Italian, with menus and dishes that are made in Italian first.

I am a creature of habit of the place and I can confirm that the food is great no matter what you choose: pizza, pasta, fish or meat. The dishes are plentiful and well presented, you can also eat in fast times thanks to an efficient staff and especially suitable for a number of users that the place can accommodate. It never happened, however, find it completely full, so if you go to dinner in no more than 2-3 people do not need to book.

A dish that I would recommend is the pizza calzone, stuffed with cheese, ham e funghi, mentre come antipasto mi è spesso successo di prendere il crostino al salmone, veramente delizioso.

Ogni giorno c'è poi un menù particolare con i famosi piatti del giorno che proprio perché freschi sono anche di solito migliori della media dei piatti che si trovano invece tutti i giorni, ma questa rimane una vostra scelta chiaramente.

I dolci sono anch'essi degni di nota e soprattutto sui dolci suggerisco di tenere in conto la possibilità di prendere quello del giorno. In una delle tante occasioni in cui ho pranzato al Pasta Fresca, mi è capitato di prendere il dolce del giorno e si trattava di bombolotti alla crema con cioccolato appena fritti e caldi. Il dolce in questione era stato pensato in concomitanza National Day in the U.S. and I must confess that was one of the most delicious cake ever eaten.

The average cost of the meal is high, usually always depends on the type of scale but they range from € 13-16 for a plate of pasta up to 25-28 € for the daily specials like fish and meat.

Finally it is important to mention that the Pasta Fresca offers set menus at certain times of the day and that rewards regular customers with the opportunity to ask where you will receive wallet cards in each of the seals for each meal / coffee consumed. The achievement of the ten stamps you will be entitled to special discounts.

So Highly recommended if you like a place to eat good plate of Italian pasta in the center while shopping on Grafton Street.

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Quick brackets for the "Living in Dublin " inherent in the species most discussed topic among foreigners here in Ireland: the weather?

Many know the cliché "there is more than half the season," Well, here in Dublin after three years of residence I can say with certainty that "there are no seasons." That's right, contrary to what one might think in fact in Dublin is not really cold, indeed, the climate is often mild and would not be too cold even in winter if it were not for the constant gusts of wind. However as I said there are no seasons and by that I mean that, except as to consider the caledario never be able to understand what time of year you are.

In the last two years we had no summer, the sky is permanently gray except in very windy days that clearly brighten the sky and the rain was more than often. Apparently it has marked a historical record of days of continuous rain which stood at about 2 months.

Because of the strong and continuous wind then there occurs a phenomenon known by the locals "four seasons in one hour." That dire che è possibile passare dalla pioggia al cielo sereno e viceversa in pochi minuti, rendendo impossibile la comune idea di svegliarsi e provare a prevedere come vestirsi .

La soluzione migliore rimane infatti sempre quella di vestirsi a strati per poter togliere sempre tanti strati quanto più la temperatura aumenta e viceversa vestirsi con l'abbassarsi della stessa.

Da persona mediterranea che adora il sole non posso che soffrire la condizione atmosferica locale, posso assicurarvi infatti che chi ama il sole comincia ad avere delle crisi e cali di pressione alla lunga se non si spezza con delle vacanze in zone calde (cosa che provo a fare con una certa frequenza).

Altri amici però non soffrono particolarmente la cosa, in parte perché magari arrivati più tardi di me in Irlanda, in parte perché provenienti da zone altrettanto piovose e dal clima non troppo diverso.

PS. La panoramica di Dublino che trovate in cima al blog è chiramente ritoccata, come la grandissima parte di foto sull'Irlanda ;)

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Nuovo capitolo della saga " Vivere a Dublino " e momento fondamentale per quanto riguarda la stabilità nell'isola verde, scrivo ora brevemente una panoramica sull'abitare nella capitale irlandese.

Oltre ai suggerimenti già dati nel post inerente all' arrival in Ireland, I think it is important to have a survey relating to average costs and typical situation when you rent in Dublin.

Everyone can clearly have different requirements in terms of accommodation, there is a single house that is happy to share but not the room, who prefer to have a shared room to spare, but those who already have a girlfriend or that you look for room in the house with other people or those who finally want to have their autonomy and enjoy everything a studio for himself and his sweetheart eventually.

Dublin has all these solutions clearly different costs. In the city center, aka Dublin 1, 2, 3, the costs may be higher with the same quality. The typical apartment in the city center it is nothing short of thrilling. Reigns carpeting or plastic when you're lucky, the sanitary conditions are often hallucinating so it is important to know that this is the media and prepare for everything. Costs may be more or less around these averages:

- Double to share with other people at home: 250-300
€ - Single room in a house with other people: € 400-600
- Studio: 1100 to 1500 €

Leaving a little bit outside the city center but you can find decent houses in economic conditions significantly higher, but here we have to decide between quality of life and make a little money then you.

- Double room to share with other people at home: 350-450 €
- Single in the house with other people: € 600-800
- Studio: 1500 +

There are areas that are particularly recommended or not recommended in terms of safety or comfort, all depends on your direct needs. Personally, I'd still look at the DART line that runs along the coast and stop in many villages where you can find homes much better than the center of Dublin and costs lower. Hence economic advantage and quality, but the distance from the center and continuous dependence on the urban train.

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altri blogger italiani in irlanda a condividere le loro esperienze e a offrire aggiori informazioni in relazione alle zone in cui vivono. Sia chiaro infatti che le mie sono solo stime, in termini di costo, dovute a quanto visto e provato da me e da amici che vivono qui.

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Arrival

L'arrivo in Irlanda per me non è stato troppo difficile anche se ho dovuto vedermela con problemi e imprevisti dell'ultima ora, superati grazie a spirito di iniziativa (fondamentale), una manona da parte di quelli che allora erano per me perfetti sconosciuti e tanta pazienza.

Il mio arrivo a Dublino si combinava infatti con l'inizio di una esperienza lavorativa preso l'ambasciata italiana e per tanto avevo con me le poche shirts that I used to take my clothes closet and (one) brand new, to show off to work.

Since I am a person who loves the organization tried to find a home before arriving in Dublin, more precisely, since I had to do with knowledge of my other friends to find a room that I had also already seen and which I had given. Needless to say that the donuts do not always go with the hole that I found myself, thanks to a move to a friendly little Italian, homeless on the first day of their stay in the Irish capital.

The solution to the problem called Antonio, not me, a very nice guy from Sardinia, a friend of a friend of mine (known on the Internet!) Who welcomed me with open arms, picked me up at the bus station (I came from Northern Ireland) and allowed me to stay at home for a week (home he shared with his girlfriend and another couple Italian).

After that I spent sleepless nights sleeping on the floor of another Italian friend, known in their own embassy (Luke) until I finally found an accommodation with two young Spaniards and a Frenchman.

The gist of the story is that the idea of \u200b\u200bstarting with no precise destination is not recommended if you Arria in Dublin is not recommended for prolonged stay in a friend's house because the guests are like fish ... besides the fact that it feels quite uncomfortable after a while to weigh sulle spalle altrui.

Ecco dunque una serie di informazioni che possono tornare utili quando si arriva qui per la prima volta:

- Dall'aeroporto di Dublino è possibile raggiungere il centro cittadino via bus o taxi. Se optate per la soluzione più economica, sappiate che i bus 747 e 748 vi portano direttamente in centro al costo di 6 euro a persona. La corsa è di circa 30 minuti se la strada è libera. In alternativa a questi bus chiamati City Link è possibile scegliere l' AirCoach , un pò più confortevole ma ci mette lo stesso tempo e costa 10 euro a persona.

- Gli ostelli sono tantissimi e molto economici (dipende dal livello di privacy che desiderate chiaramente). In Talbot Street non ci sono altro che ostelli praticamente e questa è solo una delle pagine che potete trovare su Google cercando "ostelli dublino".

- Una volta che avrete un tetto sulla testa potrete iniziare a cercarvene uno più stabile sul popolarissimo sito di Daft . Questo sito consente di affiggere e reperire annunci di affitto, con foto e descrizione completa. Altra possibilità per cercare casa è la bacheca dello USIT che si trova giusto dopo O'Connel Street, lato sud. Si tratta di una agenzia di vaiggio studentesca, ma all'interno è presente una grossa bacheca con molti annunci di affitto. Ultimo ma non meno importante, potete provare al Trinity College , dove spesso si trovano affissioni di varia natura.

Una volta trovato casa ricordate che è fondamentale per iniziare a lavorare e ad essere riconosciuti come cittadini in piena regola, avere il PPS Number, ma di questo parlerò nella sezione apposita della serie " vivere e lavorare a Dublino ".

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Living and Working in Ireland in Dublin

Dublino ha giocato per circa un decennio nella mente comune di molti europei e non, il ruolo della nuova America. Ondate di stranieri si riversarono nell'isola partendo alla ricerca di una vita migliore proprio come i nostri antenati fecero al tempo del dopoguerra verso i nuovi stati liberi americani.

Nacquero i primi small business con il fish and chips che per chi non know it is not a local invention, but a total Italian imports. Having worked for some time at the local consulate can assure you that there are now generations of families who long for more games to be common in Lazio (Casalattico is perhaps the most popular) have taken root in Ireland.

The fish and potatoes was just the first step towards a progressive enrichment, a massive real estate speculation with the arrival of an intelligent policy likely to invite foreign companies. Giants like Microsoft, HP, DELL, Xerox, Google and Yahoo are just some of the names that they decided to take advantage of the ultra low taxes guaranteed by the state, plus the fact that, far from preserving their linguistic heritage, Dublin like the rest of Ireland, has encouraged the spread and development of what was originally the language of the oppressor: English.

My experience started four years ago with twenty fantasy accrued on foreign literature and an incredible marketing cost generated in their own stories, novels and books on Ireland that was dreaming. Irish sky was to me the notes of Fiorella Mannoia, the landscape and those dreamy fairy Yates.

A year later he began an adventure moving to Dublin to work and live. My preospettiva certainly changed, as many of the ideas and considerations that have come out are the daughters of experience not only here but also a new perspective nei confronti di altri paesi come l'Italia che ora guardo da emigrato.

Scrivere come sia per me vivere e lavorare a Dublino non è cosa da poco, in effetti ci penso da un pezzo e mi rendo conto che prenderebbe troppo spazio e tempo per farlo in una sola ed unica soluzione. Ecco perché intanto butto giù una lista di argomenti di cui parlare nei prossimi post, inserirò i link via via proprio per permettere di avere traccia dei nuovi argomenti trattati.

- L'arrivo in Irlanda
- Abitare a Dublino
- Il tempo a Dublino
- Lavorare a Dublino
- I trasporti a Dublino
- La gente a Dublino
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services in Dublin - Dublin Leisure

Maybe the way I can think of the other, if it did expand the list no worries:)

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