COST OF SHOPPING in IRELAND | Living in Ireland VLOG

Did you ever wonder what cost of shopping shopping in Ireland is? What is the cost of food in Ireland? What is the cost of life in Ireland in general? Cost of life in Dublin? Join me as I take you shopping in Galway City and show you what the prices really are!
The Republic of Ireland draws in millions of tourists each year, which is unsurprising given its rich history, vibrancy, beautiful landscape and idyllic scenery. For those looking to make the move, however, a key consideration will likely be the cost of living. This can vary from city to city and can also differ depending on your personal circumstances and preferences.
However, there are a few ways you can budget for your move to Ireland and can plan out your costs effectively. If you are emigrating to Ireland from the UK, it may be useful to note that Dublin, for example, is comparable to London when it comes to cost of living. Other cities are towns can be substantially less but may not have the transport links you require.
Living in #Ireland, moving to Ireland, considering life in Ireland or just visiting Ireland? Dating #irish people? These are the things you need to see before coming to Ireland!
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[@mishelmaimuna9758]

coming to ireland soon

[@russell6294]

Ireland groceries are way cheaper than Canada. Its amazing

[@lorabryan4419]

I cut an orange in half then slice each half two more times to eat them easier. Milk here in Florida is $3.50 a gallon. We do have Kerrygold butter as well. Mayonaise here went up recently I paid $9.00 for a jar of miracle whip mayo. Love the shopping trip to see what is there and in what quantities. I love some potatoe bread here and a loaf of 18 ounces costs $4.59.

[@Corrky]

Thanks, this was very informative!

[@user-qo5tc1bp3n]

Thank you for the informative video! I am impressed with your mall, very clean and well appointed. Here in Bellingham, WA USA the mall is a bit run down. I would love to see a video on clothes shopping. 🙂

[@Corrky]

Noted, thank you! :)

[@younggunpark]

Thanks for sharing the lovely video!

[@majamaja218]

Omg I cant believe Lorraine is 38! I thought all the time she is like 28 or something😅 you look amaizing and have a great energy❤❤ and I really like your positivity. Keep going guys, big support from me.

[@Corrky]

Thank you! :)

[@ralsharp6013]

Aldi is a universal supermarket, to compare prices between some countries. Our 2 youngest are chefs and we cant stop talking about food. . My daughter makes a delicious tofu, lemon & greens winter soup.. What's your favourite vegetarian dish at the restaurant you work in? Supermarket brand milk is $2.60Au for 2 litres ..and a sour dough, between $7 & $9au. Petrol &1.87 - &1.90 per ltre. I have a nice little 4 cylinder and. I topped the petrol up after a trip today. $12.34 to do 76.5 km.. Not too bad considering the price of fuel.😊

[@emptybuddha5308]

More videos like these please, e.g., what’s beer in a pub cost plus food etc.

[@Corrky]

Noted! :)

[@pcarro11]

When you can't see Clare, it's raining. When you can see Clare, it's about to rain.

[@marilynlevey3945]

Loving you guys, keep up the good work love from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️

[@Corrky]

Thank you :)

[@COUNTYGAINS]

love this video!! Yeah food has gone waaay up in price!! I love shopping videos I gotta make a food shopping video to!!

[@Corrky]

Thank you very much :)

[@Messi-jz4cc]

I want to come Ireland

[@yoshima920]

The groceries are even cheaper then in the US, NC.

[@yoshima920]

Huge thank you for the video! I'll be studying in Ireland come September!! Our bread is $3.78 and milk on average for a liter is $3.05

[@womanoutsidethematrix]

I cut my oranges into slices also on occasion I peel them. Your food looks less expensive than here in the US

[@foreverambervlogs]

Very nice 😊

[@Corrky]

Thank you :)

[@hinaebir3332]

OmG. I loved your video.

[@Corrky]

Thank you! :)

[@challefd108]

Hello Corrky and Lorraine, my name is Badreddine and I am a graphic designer from Algeria. Last year, I tried to get a visa to Canada, but this year it has become more difficult for people like me to go and work there. So, I decided to shift my focus to Ireland and I must say that I am in love with this country. I have researched everything about it, such as the places, houses, cost of shopping, and rent. I am completely obsessed with it. One of the reasons why I chose Ireland is because it is easier to go and work there if I get a work permit. I have searched every website and applied to every graphic design related job, but still, I haven't had any luck. I wonder if there are any associations that could help people like me find a job and travel to Ireland. Sometimes, even with extensive research, only people from that particular place know hidden information that is not available online. Thank you so much, and Lorraine, I love you.

[@Corrky]

Getting a job without being here is much much harder. My advice is to get here (if possible) and then start a serious job hunt.

[@lorabryan4419]

Does your grocery store have an online weekly ad that you might be able to share the link to?

[@erdenebaatartserendorj5973]

Good luck

[@newlife526]

İs the prices in Galway same Prices in Dublin ?

[@Corrky]

Dublin is more expensive.

[@newlife526]

Damn!!what Economy Galway is too expensive already:)

[@fmcm7715]

@@Corrkyno, food costs are the same in a supermarket anywhere. Eating out is definitely more expensive in Dublin though!

[@ashokdutta8321]

Wonderful video. Loved it. Looking forward to seeing more

[@genghisthegreat2034]

None of yer green camomile stuff. Real tea comes premilked from a John Power bottle. A day in the bog would save you that mistake. A half dozen of Benecol live forever drinks let's you go mad on the cheese in the next aisle.

[@tammypavese9676]

Peeled!

[@alin5163]

Peeling is always better 😅😅

[@Corrky]

:D :D :D

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

I’ve never met anyone who quarters their oranges 😂 Peeling for the win.

[@genghisthegreat2034]

I'd say he doesn't know himself left at home.

[@fmcm7715]

At least use words like shopping centre! So flipping annoying. Also how can you afford to live here if you’re a barista?

[@xyzpharaoh123]

What ever is happening in Ireland from housing crisis to cost of living crisis and so on it’s down to membership of the European Union capitalism has gone too far

[@jazzmoran]

It's not the EU that's caused the housing crisis, its letting in refugees from the Ukraine and north Africa that's causing the crisis

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

Ireland has had a housing crisis since 2008/9, mainly down to our idiot government’s reckless inflation of the housing market during the 2000s. They were warned about the risks of this approach by the European Commission but continued on until they imploded the economy. The roots of today’s crisis lies in decisions made back then. The cost of living crisis is a global one; the USA is not in the EU but has similar inflationary pressures. Ireland would be a third world country outside of the EU.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

The housing market that our government recklessly inflated against the EU’s advice. Other Western EU countries like Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain etc. don’t have a housing crisis. Moreover, housing is a national prerogative, the EU doesn’t have much control over it. The inflation crisis is a global one. Countries like the USA, UK and Norway all have similar difficulties despite being outside the EU. If Ireland left the EU, you can say bye bye to many of the multinationals that provide a huge proportion of GDP, taxes and jobs. They wouldn’t be there otherwise.

[@xatz8527]

Make sure you warm up before a stretch like that.

[@gloin10]

Pig ignorant nonsense. The Irish housing crisis is the result of the massive property price crash back in 2008-9, the refusal to build houses in adequate numbers since then, and a complete refusal to deal with an increasing population, due to a successful economy. And our EU membership was, and is, the main factor in our having a successful economy.