.... I've decided that I'm going to join my other half in Dublin for a year.

I've been registering with several recruitment agencies online in my search for a job but I can't help thinking I'd stand a better chance if I was actually over there in person rather than here. I'd probably be able to last around 6-8 weeks with the money I have (and thanks to the brilliant idea of selling my car in January I've very little debt on my shoulders).

She's only been gone a week and I miss her more than anyone could imagine. I sincerely think I'm doing the right thing. I've been in the same job for 8 years and think I'm ready for a change as well as a change of venue.

I'm planning to go out for a few days to see some recruitment agencies like Adecco and Kelly Services etc so fingers crossed I can find something to entertain me for a year.

What do people think? Would you do the same?

:)

i wondered how long you'd manage :hihi:

seriously hun good luck and best wishes

i wish you both all the best :thumbsup:


make sure you still drop us a line now and then :D


me and john will miss ya both though :(

nah find a bit on the side and stay here :P

i would go with your heart its the best way good luck :thumbsup:

:clap: Thats great matey :thumbsup: Took you a whole week? :P ;)

Took you a whole week? :P ;)

No :blush:

Don't distract me, I'm job hunting :hihi:

Never hesitate and miss out on what your heart longs for.
Good luck :)

Like Jena said... follow your heart... ;)

Pleased for you hun... you'll be missed... keep in touch...

Sounds like a good excuse for a party! to me... :clap:

A good send off to a fellow forumer... :D

XxXxX

Well I think if I don't go I will always think 'What If?'

So I'm going..

No party, please allow me to peacefully, I don't trust anyone on here! :razz:

Good Luck for the future sweetie. xxx

Well I think if I don't go I will always think 'What If?'

So I'm going..

No party, please allow me to peacefully, I don't trust anyone on here! :razz:

Like they say... never regret what you've done... but what you've not...

And there was you wanting to call me sicknote... does this mean i can call you partypooper!? ;) :hihi:

nearly twenty years ago i gave up a good job to follow my then boyfriend to Peru where he had been posted. We've been together ever since, married, kids etc. Never regretted it, wouldn't have regretted it even if we hadn't stayed together.

I think it's very sweet. I'm sure she'll be happy to see u there.
Imagine all the things u can do and discover about Dublin together.

If you think its the right thing to do it usually is. Congratulations and good luck!

Good lad, go enjoy yourself :)

Long distance relationships are difficult, though by no means impossible, to sustain.

You simply have to ask yourself the following question "Where do I want to be?" I suspect Dublin wins. But whooahh there D2J, before you book the next flight to the Emerald Isle, Hayley also has to ask herself a similar question..... where does she want you to be? Now, if you're both sure you want to be together, even if it means upping sticks and crossing the Irish Sea.... you can still keep in touch us lot left behind via SF!

PS Bags nobikejohn and I come to visit you first in Dublin! Please! :hihi:

Hey big man - I think you should go for it - you know where your heart is and that is with Hayley.

I couldn't be away from Adam for that length of time.

You only live once - go ahead and live it to the full.

Know that I love you to bits and will miss you (even though we haven't seen each other in far too long!).

Keep in touch honey.

xx

What kind of work are you looking for in Dublin?

You have to come to a forum meet before you go :thumbsup:

Wow, whats it like there

the week started so slowly but today I was informed that I can take a 12 month break from work (unpaid).

So when I land back in Sheffield next September I still have a job available to me.

I move out there all being well on 2nd September. A huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders!

I'm looking forward to an interesting year ahead.

Thanks everyone :)

You have to come to a forum meet before you go :thumbsup:
I think D2J has forgotten more about Forum meets that you'll ever know! He used to be quite the meet-and-greeter, back in the olden days. Eh, Deej? :hihi:

I think D2J has forgotten more about Forum meets that you'll ever know! He used to be quite the meet-and-greeter, back in the olden days. Eh, Deej? :hihi:

Oh those were the days. Even you attended ;)

I know! Aaah, I was so much younger then. Happy days....:D

You will have a little leaving soiree won't you? Just to get a taste for guinness and magners of course. Purely for research purposes. hic

Good move - when you're in the Temple Bar area, make sure to eat in Gallagher's Boxty House whenever possible, it's the best. I'd move there just for the 'craic' down Grafton St. All the best...

You will have a little leaving soiree won't you? Just to get a taste for guinness and magners of course. Purely for research purposes. hic

I should really. Would you like an invite :wink:

I so can't wait :D Bring on the Irish :banana: :heyhey: :clap:

the week started so slowly but today I was informed that I can take a 12 month break from work (unpaid).

So when I land back in Sheffield next September I still have a job available to me.

I move out there all being well on 2nd September. A huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders!

I'm looking forward to an interesting year ahead.

Thanks everyone :)
Good luck in Ireland D :)
Don't forget your brolly, and enjoy the Guiness :thumbsup:
....And don't forget to forum regularly!

This mean you won't come to the pub soon :cry: in mind I'm going on holiday soon :o

This mean you won't come to the pub soon :cry: in mind I'm going on holiday soon :o

Doubt it Jimbob, I'll go to one next year :thumbsup:

Go for it mate, all the best. If you dont like it, you can always come back :)

oh well :wave: bye then

Man of many words as usual Pete :roll:

:hihi:

Doubt it Jimbob, I'll go to one next year :thumbsup:
Next year I'll be able to legally have a pint with you :thumbsup:

What kind of work are you looking for in Dublin?

Any, I've enough money to last a couple of months so I'll spend my free time job hunting.

Temping etc :D

If you need a scooter to get around Dublin, visit Scooter Island on Usher's Quay. Tell Mark that Andy sent you and I'm sure he'll sort you out a good deal!

Good luck pal, and if you get the chance, visit Clark's in Glasnevin, not too far from Croke Park (if memory serves), my mate's uncle owns it! Nice local bar; you'll love the black stuff ;)

Slan :wave:

I would not move from England to Ireland for all the money in the world. I am finally getting out of here next month. But, I am the first to admit I am a bit biased about Ireland at this stage. :D

If your love is there, then go for it. I know how tough distance can be and nothing is more important than love. ;)

If you need anything drop me a PM!

Good luck and best wishes for your move and your future. :)

Long distance relationships are difficult, though by no means impossible, to sustain.



Oh dont say that, my boyfriends going to Lincoln uni in Sept :cry:

I like him a lot though so I think it'll work, hopefully anyway!!

Oh dont say that, my boyfriends going to Lincoln uni in Sept :cry:

I like him a lot though so I think it'll work, hopefully anyway!!

Get yer own thread Missy :P

Only kiddin :)

Just booked me flight :clap: Ooooooo Getting Giddy :banana:

I'm just jealous ;)

Ooh how exciting!! Good Luck D2J & Hayley!

xxx

Good Luck mate - not that you will need it, and remember keep in touch with text babe xXx

If you need a scooter to get around Dublin, visit Scooter Island on Usher's Quay. Tell Mark that Andy sent you and I'm sure he'll sort you out a good deal!

Thats if he can find his way out of the docks, there like a maze they are.
Now then DJ2 good luck with whatever you do and I'm sure with your personality mate you will have no problems finding work in Dublin.
Its a fantastic city, one I love but getting expensive now that there using euros.:thumbsup:

Now then DJ2 good luck with whatever you do and I'm sure with your personality mate you will have no problems finding work in Dublin.

Its a fantastic city, one I love but getting expensive now that there using euros.:thumbsup:

Cheers mate :thumbsup:

Has John been talking again :suspect: