When you go to Ireland, you do not have to worry because we, as Masters Ireland family, are always with you at our Dublin office! So what do you need to know before going to Ireland? Here you will find all the details.

As the famous Irish writer James Joyce once said about Ireland: “I haven’t met any foreigners here. There are only friends.” Here, we would like to remind our dear friends who will go to Ireland to spend their Irish adventure in the best way possible.

What Should I Put in My Suitcase?

One of the most crucial things we need to do before traveling overseas is packing. So, should we pack everything that comes to mind, or, more importantly, are there things we must pack that will make our lives simpler while we are there? Thanks to this list we have prepared for you, we hope that you will not regret it from the first moment you set foot in Ireland!

• Required documents (Passport etc.)
• Umbrella
• Raincoat
• Heavy clothing
• Power converter
• Medications
• Power bank

The Irish Climate

One of the most important things to keep in mind before moving to Ireland is the weather. We recommend that you pack heavy clothing depending on the season and length of your visit. Because Ireland’s weather is typically cold. Rain falls throughout the year. Furthermore, the weather can change numerous times throughout the day. The weather, which is rainy in the morning, can turn sunny and cool in the afternoon and evening. That is why, as the weather heats up, you can bring cardigans that you can carry in your hand.

Sunny weather in the morning can quickly transform to cloudy and wet weather, while rainy weather can quickly turn to sunny weather. That is why clothing in layers is advantageous. Ireland’s nature is green for a long period since it rains in all four seasons. Especially in Autumn and Spring, you will witness very beautiful landscapes.

Shopping in Ireland

Shopping in Ireland is a lot of fun. There are stores or markets with very reasonable costs for everything you are looking for. Penneys, for example, is the cheapest location to purchase for apparel in Ireland. The Irish frequently shop here. You can get pretty good goods at very low prices. If you are planning to buy groceries in Ireland, the cheapest grocery stores are Lidl, Aldi, and Tesco. In these supermarkets, you can find practically anything you need.

Finding a Job in Ireland

You can get a work permit by ‘’work and study program’’ or postgraduate study in Ireland. The jobs that students work for are usually in the service industry. A part-time employment permit of 20 hours per week is available. The hourly minimum salary is 11.30 Euros. Furthermore, you are permitted to work 40 hours a week (full-time) throughout the summer and Christmas seasons. Finding work is dependent on your initiative, luck, English proficiency, and experience.