How much money do you think you need to earn a year to live well in Ireland as a single person? (29)
I guess 5 times more than in Bangladesh ...
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Boban1: I guess 5 times more than in Bangladesh ...
10 times Boban
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We have the second highest food prices in Europe 
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We have the second highest food prices in Europe
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lushguy4you: 10 times Boban
Well we can always move to Pakistan....
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Orla2010: We have the second highest food prices in Europe
30k should do it!!!
food, rent, pub.
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Depends on what you class as "well". Peoples standards of living differ greatly.
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Veritaas: Depends on what you class as "well". Peoples standards of living differ greatly.
Exactly. It´s still relatively cheap to live here in Spain, but I could never maintain the lifestyle I had in the UK on my salary here. I´m much happier though and that´s far more important.
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Yes, it is totally subjective.
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
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how much do you pay for 1L of milk for example?[/quote
The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
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Orla2010: Yes, it is totally subjective.
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
Well, I bet you'll get a lot of letters from Pakistan and Nigeria after this :))
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JAN_is: Exactly. It´s still relatively cheap to live here in Spain, but I could never maintain the lifestyle I had in the UK on my salary here. I´m much happier though and that´s far more important.
You have a good life there Jan and have obviously worked hard for it too.
The local food markets here are relatively cheap and also local shops, competition brings the price down, so one can have a relatively healthier lifestyle without breaking the bank and shopping at Waitrose, Tescos etc week in and week out.
Have to say miss all the fresh fruit and veg in Spain.
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Orla2010: how much do you pay for 1L of milk for example?[/quote
The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
Is it organic?? The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
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Orla2010: how much do you pay for 1L of milk for example?[/quote
The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
The milk I buy is €1.64 a litre. How about for you?
Ok, i must admit you really pay much more :) 1L of semi skim milk here is about 0,71 euro cent. Some brands more, some less.
But of course you have really bigger wages there...
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Orla2010: Yes, it is totally subjective.
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
I don't think I've spent that in the last three years!
How much is a pint of the black stuff there?
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Orla2010: Yes, it is totally subjective.
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
For me living well / comfortably means being able to have one biggie holiday a year plus two or three weekend breaks, eating out and going to the cinema at least once a week, buying as many books as I want, spending about €500 every three months on clothes and always having the bus fare home
Living well to me is as long as I have a roof over my head and food on the table. In its most basic form.
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Vio80: Well, I bet you'll get a lot of letters from Pakistan and Nigeria after this :))
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deadbutwhy: Is it organic??
It's called 'Supermilk' - semi-skimmed with added vitamins.
I think you can buy a litre of regular milk for €1.44
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kidatheart: I don't think I've spent that in the last three years!
How much is a pint of the black stuff there?
How much is a pint of the black stuff there?
Between 4 and 6 euros depending on where you go,
Glad to see you have your priorities right H.
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kidatheart: I don't think I've spent that in the last three years!
How much is a pint of the black stuff there?
How much is a pint of the black stuff there?
Hey, my favourite Texan!!! (Just joking!)
Guinness would be about €4.80 to €5.80 a pint in Dublin
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vonney: Between 4 and 6 euros depending on where you go,Glad to see you have your priorities right H.
Hiya V
Just for comparison's sake is all.
It's about $7.50 CDN a pint here, on average, so not far off.
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kidatheart: Hiya V Just for comparison's sake is all.
It's about $7.50 CDN a pint here, on average, so not far off.
It's about $7.50 CDN a pint here, on average, so not far off.
One of these days you will have to get over and compare in person hun lol
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kidatheart: Hiya V Just for comparison's sake is all.
It's about $7.50 CDN a pint here, on average, so not far off.
If you can wait for a year until euro=CDN, you will be getting a good deal It's about $7.50 CDN a pint here, on average, so not far off.
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vonney: One of these days you will have to get over and compare in person hun lol
One of these days.
The Canadian dollar is about $1.28 to the Euro at the moment, so it's not too terrible.
Texan.....
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kidatheart: One of these days.
The Canadian dollar is about $1.28 to the Euro at the moment, so it's not too terrible. Texan.....
The Canadian dollar is about $1.28 to the Euro at the moment, so it's not too terrible. Texan.....
The pound is rising against the Euro too which is good news before I start my stint of Summer work in the UK.
Hi H.
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JAN_is: The pound is rising against the Euro too which is good news before I start my stint of Summer work in the UK.
Hi H.
Hi H.
Hi Jan
Doesn't make much difference to me at the moment, $1.28 isn't going to go far anyway.
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Orla2010: Hey, my favourite Texan!!! (Just joking!)
Guinness would be about €4.80 to €5.80 a pint in Dublin
Guinness would be about €4.80 to €5.80 a pint in Dublin
dublin is too expensive, the black stuff in cork averages at about 4 euro a pint depending on where you go
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Well do the maths. And remember you asked how much it costs to live well in Ireland.
Decent One Bedroom Apartment in Dublin - 900 Euro a month
Car, Insurance, Tax and Petrol - 250 Euro a month
Food and Bills. (TV,Internet,Phone,Electricity,Gas)-500 a month.
Night out and Entertainment - 800 a month.
Pension and VHI - 200 a month.
Clothes, Lunches, Papers, Mags, Sundry Expenses -150 a month.
Total 2800 Euro into your pocket.
Thats about 4000 before Tax.
So about 50k a year to live an OK lifestyle.
Decent One Bedroom Apartment in Dublin - 900 Euro a month
Car, Insurance, Tax and Petrol - 250 Euro a month
Food and Bills. (TV,Internet,Phone,Electricity,Gas)-500 a month.
Night out and Entertainment - 800 a month.
Pension and VHI - 200 a month.
Clothes, Lunches, Papers, Mags, Sundry Expenses -150 a month.
Total 2800 Euro into your pocket.
Thats about 4000 before Tax.
So about 50k a year to live an OK lifestyle.
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How much money do you think you need to earn a year to live well in Ireland as a single person?(Vote Below)