I picked the dress I have in this video 😊 yeah it's quite pricey, only took 1 item

@@itsangeangelina so pretty 😍

It was nice😊 I took the simplest dish on the menu, however it is quite pricey. A nice treat though. I did try the Parisian one and the decor in London is nicer

Thank you :) yes I am aware of the audio issue, I am using my phone but since I tried countless time to record, I wanted to have the message out 😊 glad you found the content good

😊 you're welcome

You are looking for something that doesn't exit. Sorry

Hiya! happy to hear you enjoyed your weekend in Dublin. I have put the link in the description! 😊

Thanks for watching 🥰

​@@itsangeangelina I enjoyed your mini vlog. I should be traveling to Dublin soon and would try the restaurant you recommended.

@@Juliana_A_H Great, I hope you enjoy Dublin :)

Yes you can! as long as you are 18 or more. The sooner the better :)

I hope you enjoy :) Thank you!

Thanks ! 😄

Sorry to hear this, this is indeed a shared experience. It takes time to find something suitable and affordable. I was renting a room in different places for years before I could find my apartment. Sometimes it is luck, good timing but don't give up. Keep looking on Daft and refresh every few hours. You can also try to reach out to rental agencies and let them know your budget and if they can take your number and reach out when something comes up. If you are in urgent need of a place, you may start with renting a room only.

@@itsangeangelina Thanks for the advice! I have sent many emails on Daft but unfortunately got zero responses back. I’ll keep on trying.

Longer vlogs ok noted :) Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

Nice! It's a lovely bag. Yes I use a handbag organizer :)

Thanks!!

Good question, I got a job offer soon after I graduated in France and never looked back. Sweden and Norway seem to be great countries (I visited) but back then it was more logical to me to go either in the UK or in Ireland.

@@itsangeangelina well. I see. However why not the USA? Better salaries the same price for housing, better weather, the same need like a personal car etc..

@@Pavlo-l6d I am not closing the door to moving to other countries but until I don't find a better work opportunity than the one I have here in Dublin, I am not in a rush😌 Europe would work better for me to be close to family but outside Europe would be a short term thing if I ever get the opportunity.

Nope...

Thank you :) Please ask away under one of my Dublin videos I will reply as best I can

There will be a part 2 😊

Thank you :)

hey! they charge €170 for the install (for 22 -28 inches) + €10 per pack of hair used. They now asked for a deposit when booking and they do complementary wash and blow dry first before doing the braids. if you go with a medium length, the install is €150. There are also cheaper options for regular box braids etc... I believe you can bring your own braiding hair to avoid the additional charge for the hair they can provide (you need to call them and confirm if this is still an option). I hope this helps :)

Hi Thanks! Only to visit friends and family in a few months just for a few days :)

@@itsangeangelina Have fun!! Keep posting videos

I don't really know to be honest :( I wish I did. It's not a big apartment, ideal for 1 person.

Yes it very expensive in general and it is getting worse every year. I have nothing on the side apart my 9-5 job. I just became very good at managing my money since lockdown/pandemic and I am on a pretty much great salary today compared to when I moved in (I work as a project manager). I wish rent would be lower but it is what it is right now. I do not live in the city centre but my commute is great still in county dublin :)

@@itsangeangelina didn't mean to be disrespectful, sorry if I was, It is just that I love Ireland and I'm very angry about the situation ❤

@@frankierodriguez8661 thanks but I did not take it the wrong way. It is very upsetting for a lot of people including me. I wish I could just pump the breaks with work but I do long hours and go for promotions/ask for pay increases every year. It is just very tiring altogether to over perform to maintain a certain decent standard of living. It sure pushes me but ideally everybody should be able to afford an affordable place regardless of their career choices :)

Hi! no, it's only the rent for the apartment which came fully furnished. Usually rent in Ireland does not cover other bills unless it is specified by your landlord. All rentals here are semi or fully furnished but you can ask the landlord to change the furniture if you wish (at your own cost I think).

@@itsangeangelina Thank you

Oui en effet je suis d'accord, à Paris il y a vraiment de petits appartements et des loyers vraiment élevés. Paris reste quand même une ville plus grande et dynamique et il y a toujours l'option de vivre en IDF et prendre les transports. Ici le problème c'est que tout est à Dublin et le réseau de transports est pas assez developpé ce qui empêche les jeunes actifs de s'eloigner du centre.

I am glad you found it useful :)

yes I am conscious I am ''lucky'' but my landlord only increase my rent 2% and since my income also increase like 3% a year, I am in a good position right now

@@itsangeangelina I can tell you Dublin 8 and Dublin 4 is one of the most expensive place in Dublin

@@aradjalilian that's very true south dublin is expensive. It's a shame how expensive it gets overall but Dublin 4 is something else!

hey! 50k salary is decent to live in Dublin but for renting on your own at 50k a year it can be challenging as crazy as it sounds. The best ratio is that your rent should not be more than 1/3 of your net monthly salary (which is not the case for many people unfortunately). Assuming you are contributing to pension at 2%, at 50k your monthly income would be a little over 3k so a rent around 1k would be ideal. if you are good with managing your money you can stretch it to 1.1k or 1.2k. Some studio apartments are around the 1k mark for rent but quite small. one of my friend just got a studio for 900 euros/month. I advise you to to go the PWC income calculator to have an idea of your monthly pay so you can plan ahead - download.pwc.com/ie/budget-2024/income-tax-calculator.html

If you earn 50K a year €1700 will take about half of your net salary. If you cook yourself and don't go out it would probably be ok....If you take out contracts with mobile phone, internet, TV etc watch out for the fine print as many operators will add a clause that allow them to increase your subscription yearly based on the consumer price index and inflation.

That's what you think, I like boring, it's peaceful :) At least I have a roof over my head! and I am satisfied with what I have. Go check on Daft.ie how it's like for the same rent then come back here later lol I am very lucky and grateful.

Thank you moving next month with my hubby so worried abt finding a house

You will both find something :) You just need to be very active in your research and come mentally prepared and aware of the reality. I hope you find a place quickly!@@TaymerMason

Hi, I can't tell the exact location but i am Northside (West). I have the bus, train and my nearest luas stop is Broombridge but it is not close to where I live, I still need to commute by bus or train to access this luas stop. I hope that helps.

Thank you :)

hey! welcome to Ireland :) if you have afro type 4, There are limited options but one hair salon I usually go to is HBA studio as per the video, it's in Smithfield (Dublin 7). There are a few other girls doing hair at home if you want braids you can take a look at Niki_braids_world on Instagram.

@@itsangeangelina thank you. Yes I have type 4 C. I will check HBA out

Hi, Sure I can, but I moved to Dublin in 2015 so the cost of living was not as high as today. Happy to do a video about this specific topic.

Your place sounds nice. Glad to hear you found something great for you.

@@itsangeangelina Thank you! ❤️ Yes, we were really lucky! It took us 3.5 months of searching but it was worth it. 😄

Hey Zay, can we connect on social media as I m also planning for my masters and I want some suggestions for booking accommodation. It will be a huge help for me.

Hi there :) a 2-bed in Dublin on average is around 1,900 - 2,500 euros a month (it is crazy money) you can also find a 2-bed for just about 1,800 If lucky. Rent here is out of control but you can find ''cheaper'' if you rent in one of the commuter towns just around Dublin. If you drive/have a car it can be worth living slightly outside Dublin.

a 2 bed apartment in Dublin City center, no less than 2K if is in decent shape and not falling apart, bills not included. I lived there for 16 years and had to leave or most of my wages would go for a place which in most of the cases are shitholes rented by greedy bastards. AVOID!

Thank you! 😊