Disadvantages of Living in Ireland /5 Reasons why I don't like it.

Disadvantages of Living in Ireland /5 Reasons Why I don't like it.
hello guys , for the past few vlogs I have been promoting Ireland and it's beauty and why a one should consider working and living or even just travelling to Ireland. But just like any other country there are Disadvantages of living in a particular county and here are my Top 5 Downsides of Living in Ireland and what is not to like about Ireland
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[@BoyetVentura]

What are the cons of liviing in Ireland for you guys? (aside from the weather :) )

[@seilide64]

the buses are never on time

[@janejarve]

As an Irish person, your vlog doesn't offend at all. It was a fair and reasonable assessment. Accommodation IS hard to source, appointments CAN BE difficult to get, transport availability is not the best (my greatest bug-bear when it comes to accessing medical appointments is actually to do with transport as I live rurally!) and of course, yeah, the weather isn't so nice a lot of the time. The constant rain is very depressing. Also, as an Irish person, I'm angry on your behalf that your residency appointment could not be facilitated, especially since, if you worked here at the height of the pandemic, you literally risked your own life to care for your patients' lives. Thank you for helping to keep our health service functioning. I know it doesn't always function as we hope and deserve, but its saving grace are those who give unselfishly to their vocations as nurses, doctors, kitchen staff, porters, etc.

[@BoyetVentura]

This is such. Lovely comment. Glad I didn’t offend Irish people ❤and thank you for the appreciation, there is nothing more rewarding than having your sacrifices and hard work appreciated 😊 thank you,

[@pyndtv]

The reason I love Irish people, humbleness!!

[@papi8659]

Flights from Ireland to Europe are dirt cheap , it’s the best place to live Europe if you like to travel . Plus no aviation taxes …

[@BoyetVentura]

I do agree with this one, but for non ~EU we have to apply for a visa every time we travel outside of Ireland which adds to the cost and effort. Thats the only thing 😅

[@Anonymoose66G]

Central Europe is cheaper.

[@BoyetVentura]

@@Anonymoose66G I agree. 😅

[@patrickbrady447]

Thanks for your video it was very interesting. I am from Ireland but now live in Australia and I agree with you on just about everything you said. I have also been to the Philippines, and it was nice and warm all the time I was there, so I feel for you leaving a warm country like that to live in Ireland where it rains so much and can be a bit cold

[@WalknTalkVlogs]

You got a new subscriber here! Great video and especially the quality of the content. Love your efforts!

[@sherlockstumbo1]

Hello po. But may I ask how is the kiving in dublin some says are expensive and some says are affordable

[@BoyetVentura]

Hello!!! I have not lived in Dublin, pero some of my friends do. May areas in Dublin na affordable naman, depends, if youre close to the city centre the more expensive. Sa mga groceries same lang namna, ang difference lang kasi andmi mo pwede mo gawin sa Dublin, dami pwede kainan andmi shops , malls. Tempting. Pero if u stay away from those and find a reasonable proced accomodation, then I think its the same as anywhere else❤️❤️❤️ hope that helps

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

You certainly convinced me not to move to Ireland. I need a stable country to move my business to that has good healthcare and excellent public transportation. Also, the weather looks horrible there.

[@BoyetVentura]

😅I don’t know if I’m gonna be sad or happy about this comment? Hehe but glad to be of help.👍🙂

[@Elastrious]

Very relatable. Great vlog as always 😊

[@BoyetVentura]

Hehe, thanks very much 🙏❤️

[@lw7918]

Nice video and fair points, the rent and housing market has been broken for a long long time.

[@BoyetVentura]

Thank you. 👍🙂❤️

[@kristianejoyflores]

Agree. The A&E queues and appointments to specialty clinics such as speech and language (about 17 mos waiting time) or even to book for an MRI or things like that will take ages. Parking spaces in the city are either scarce or dear or BOTH. Rental prices are truly astronomical in Dublin, which you’ve mentioned already but I need to say it again for emphasis 😂

[@BoyetVentura]

OMG ! i totally forgot about the parking fees ! Robbery! Hahahha. Love the “astronomical” rental prices! Here in Limerick is not too bad naman , hahaha. Thanks for the Emphasis ❤️🙏🙏🦋☀️😉🇮🇪

[@kristianejoyflores]

The hospital that I work with doesn’t have a parking space for patients and employees as well. Haha truly astronomical 😂

[@BoyetVentura]

@@kristianejoyflores no words.. hmmm. Hahaha . Mic drop. ( leaving Ireland) hahaha

[@kristianejoyflores]

@@BoyetVentura those are just some cons but I can say, the pros still outweighs the perks of living here in Ireland. I am still grateful for all the experiences and opportunities that this country showered me and my family ☘️🇮🇪

[@kristianejoyflores]

@@BoyetVentura the parking fees are rip off, a daylight robbery 😆

[@HIMMELWERNICKE]

I just moved to work in Ireland. As a foreigner I feel homesick, it's hard.

[@BoyetVentura]

I feel you. It’s really hard at first, but hopefully it will get easier for you, once you find friends that you can share your downtime with if you wish - we hve a small community of filipino nurses in our area and that really helps a lot with homesickness.

[@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv]

Is it better to be in Ireland than in UK. Im in UK for 1 year 2 months and considering moving to Ireland as I was attracted with the prospect of obtaining permanent residency in just 2 years. Unlike here in UK wherein you could have it only after 5 years

[@BoyetVentura]

Hello , I just turned 5 years in Ireland last April, mag process palang ng citizenship in the next few months.. 5 years before k makapag apply

[@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv]

@@BoyetVentura pero citizenship yan. Im referring to permanent residency. Permanent resident kasi hindi ka na naka depende sa working visa to stay in the country. Hindi ka pa citizen pero pwede ka na magstay kahit wala kang working visa kasi permanent resident ka na. Di ba 2 years lang makukuha mo na yun sa ireland?

[@BoyetVentura]

@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv oh yes , 2 years ❤️

[@BoyetVentura]

@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv yes 2 years ang permanent residency❤️❤️❤️ citizenship 5 years .okay naman dito sa Ireland. Mejo quiet life nga lang. if ur into parang quiet living / slow living, youll enjoy Ireland.❤️❤️❤️

[@ConstellationOrion1]

I really appreciate the honesty. Hope I have seen your videos ahead of time.😢

[@BoyetVentura]

No worries! Me too, I wish I have known hehehe.

[@wicklowpatster]

Great vlog! Speaking as an Irish person, I think it was very fair and balanced and I agree with all your points. What I would like to hear more of is if you or other Filipinos have ever experienced racial discrimination or anything like that while in Ireland?

[@BoyetVentura]

thanks WIcklowpatster! glad I it's not offensive to an Irish person (hehe). hmm racial discrimination is a Hot topic ( I'll get grilled lol) so far in Ireland, I dont think it's that bad to be honest compared to when I was in Saudi Arabia.

[@wicklowpatster]

@@BoyetVentura I would certainly hope Ireland is better than Saudi Arabia in that aspect! At least Ireland allows women to drive etc 😉 But seriously, it's changed a lot since I grew up there and is a much more multicultural and liberal place but I know there are still many problems so I'm interested to hear other's experiences too

[@BoyetVentura]

@@wicklowpatsterthanks glad to hear you’re interested in other people’s stories & experiences . But seriously I reland has been a very welcoming place for me and my hubby ❤ despite these cons, we love it ❤️❤️🇮🇪

[@dvmcdonagh]

Why are you looking for racial discrimination what is wrong with you@@wicklowpatster

[@doberman3402]

I am american, and in amercia, i dont know how to drive yet but i know ill be driving before i even go to ireland, but to learn to drive on the opposite side, is not something i look forward to.

[@BoyetVentura]

It’s a good thing I didnt know how to drive at all when I came here 😅😅

[@doberman3402]

@BoyetVentura I wish that could be me lol, it could be but I do want a car lol. I'm sure it won't be too hard to learn-i hope

[@KimmyLopez-ik7zn]

Hello kabayan! Magtatanong lang po sana kung pwede ba ako mag apply ng tourist visa from Saudi Arabia going to Ireland ? And if mag TNT po ako sa Ireland may chance po ba na maging legal din naman later on ? May matutuluyan naman ako, ung tita ko sa Ireland. Salamat po sa sasagot, appreciate much! 🫶👐

[@BoyetVentura]

Hello, ❤️😊😊 pwedeng pwede po mag apply ng tourist visa. Im not sure lang po sa part na mag TNT😅 wla pa po kasi akong nakilala na nag TNT eh. Sorry po.🙏

[@KimmyLopez-ik7zn]

@@BoyetVentura Thank you po sa response. gonna try my luck. hahahhaa. god bless sir! 🤗

[@markleobalgua5101]

Boss need paba visa pag manggaling ako malta or eu i.d na lng thankyou,,btw nice video 👍👍👍

[@BoyetVentura]

Hey, to visit ba? Hindi kasi kasali ang Ireland sa schengen area eh. Cgro need mo pa unless European Citizen kana, then no need. ( I think)

[@markleobalgua5101]

@@BoyetVentura yes to visit may cousin po kasi ako jan sa ireland, sabi nya pwd ako mamasyal jan kahit 1week lang, need ko confirm kong pwd i.d lng ng eu malta or need pa visa,thankyou sa tugon 🙏

[@BoyetVentura]

@@markleobalgua5101 if you’re a Philippine Passport holder, you still need a visa

[@markleobalgua5101]

@@BoyetVentura salamat po 🙏😁 Godbless po

[@HaroldPoliran]

Totally agree on this one @nurse ventura!

[@BoyetVentura]

Heheh .been there done that kana .

[@gerardshort531]

Stop clapping your hands in to the mike.

[@BoyetVentura]

😅 I’ll try my best

[@ramyavijayaraman]

Hi i am from india. I have autoimmune condition called multiple sclerosis and i have completed my treatment last year(the treatment has 80% success rate). I have to do bloodwork every month.So now i am planning to do masters in ireland. So is it advisable for me to shift to Ireland with my health condition(healthcare pov)?

[@BoyetVentura]

Hi, I’m sorry to hear about your auto immune dx and glad that you’ve finish treatment. I’m not sure to be honest, what to advise you. The healthcare can be costly if you’re coming with a pre existing condition. But that doesn’t mean you can’t pursue masters in Ireland, I guess it’s best to consult your Doctor regarding same.

[@user-jb7zf1yc1t]

Good video mate

[@BoyetVentura]

Thank you Patrick, appreciate it 🙏

[@elizabeth8986]

Wow sir ang ganda ang buhay mo jan sa ireland nice nature sa ireland irish weather malamig normal talaga jan sa irish malamig yan ang binigay sa pangenoon ang irish weather malamig tatanggapin yan natin ganon jan sa ireland meron ako irish boyfriend malamig talaga jan sa ireland ang . Maganda sa ireland nice view landkep maganda ang simoy nag hangen

[@BoyetVentura]

maganda naman po dito sa Ireland:)

[@elizabeth8986]

Oo nga sir maganda sa ireland kahit umoulan yan talaga ang weather sa ireland normal lang yan sa malamig tatanggapin natin ganon ang ireland malamig talaga jan sabi nila pero maganda ang view mabait ba ang irish mga tao sir marami work jan sa ireland nurse lang first need jan sa ireland nice sana makapunta ako sa ireland

[@tomislavpogacic8151]

It’s impossible to find GP,or if you have a toothache,you are in a problem,accommodation impossible to find and expensive,a lot of obstacles.most walls are made out of foam with a ply on each side,so you hear everything.immigrants are problematic and indigenous people can bully you easily.climate is not so bad,not sunny too. Most immigrants don’t like Ireland actually,I didn’t hear one immigrants saying how amazing is to live in Ireland,they are all quite trying to hide that they are not quite happy. It can be very dangerous country as there are no cameras in Irish houses or on streets,you can easily be attacked as there are a lot of sociopath that moved to Ireland.

[@user-hg6oq7vy2y]

If the video was "Disadvantage of Living in India", people in comment section would be like "fuck off to Pakistan" and then they say we're not intolerant

[@shanef8728]

The only con about this video is the ghastly Irish music

[@BoyetVentura]

I did rewatched it…..kinda agree. Lol

[@jeremiahoneill642]

I'm Irish. This is all very fair and balanced criticism. I hope you'll be happy here.

[@BoyetVentura]

Hello Jeremiah!! irish people are very welcoming and nice ( majority) , were happy ❤️❤️❤️ ofcourse there are downsides like all places have, just depends which aide you’re focusing on -:)

[@rosecash2008]

🤣 P R O M O S M

[@cemu1065]

You should not be biting the hand that feeds you. Ireland and its people are paying your wages, feeding you, housing you. You are only in this country 5 yrs and you are criticising it. I remember when things were a lot easier/simpler back then in the good old days, when we all knew each other in our towns & villages, and sometimes the cities. We all looked after each other, we were able to leave a key in our front doors. Our mother's, sisters were able to walk our streets without fear, because we all knew each other & families, everyone respected each other & their property. Before the influx of non nationals, we were able to go to a doctor/dentist/hospital emergency dept at the drop of a hat, knowing we would be seen within an hr. Believe me, we are sick of the waiting times too, if you don't like waiting times here, why not go back home, I'm sure there are very few of your fellow country men left in your country taking up valuable spaces at hospitals /doctors/dentists waiting rooms. I'm a qualified sociologist, maybe I should go to your country and complain about the way of your country who couldn't even look after You. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THIS COUNTRY, F#*K OFF, there are plenty of Irish nurses.

[@lw7918]

There's disadvantages to living everywhere, he's merely giving an opinion, a very fair one I would say. I doubt if he didn't like living here he'd still be here after 5 years. The good old days of the church having a stranglehold on the country and society doesnt really feel like the paradise you're making it out to be in hindsight.

[@BoyetVentura]

Hi , I appreciate your comment, at first I wanted to respond in an angry way, because iI can feel your rage.❤️ but i cannot leave a hateful response to a hateful comment. This vlog is merely an opinion , which everyone I believe is entitled to. I understand your missing the good old days and now is different as you say. Living in any country has its pros and cons as a foreigner, I want you to know Im not giving out about these things, just merely stating , some people will agree and relate to it, some wont. I feel the racism in this comment but you are entitled to your own feelings and opinion. Yes I am one of the “Non -Nationals” you are referring to , but it is clear you haven’t been into hospitals lately? One time an Irish patient woke up in a unit she saw nurses 2 indians and 1 filipino the first thing she asked, am i still In Ireand? We reoriented her and explained to her what happened, she asked us individually where we’re from, and she smiled and said shes delighted that Ireland had become so diverse and that she’s happy with the care we’re giving her and she’s just thankful because there is a Nurse to look after her National or Non - national .if you have a lot of Irish nurses why is the country recruiting nurses and doctors all over the world? (Just for fun?) And why a lot of the younger Irish nurses are leaving or wants to leave Ireland to work elsewhere?( just bored?) Im sorry if you feel bad about this video, but hopefully you find peace in your heart and have less rage to Share, it’s bad for your physical and mental health🙏🙂 God bless you, I love Ireland 🇮🇪 and I love the Philppines , you can say whatever you like about it when you come to the Philippines and you’re welcome as a Non National, you’lllike some parts of it, but not all, same as everywhere else - and I thank you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Anonymoose66G]

Without criticism change will not happen, what good old days? The good old days were political and economic instability and car bombs.

[@SeanFabien]

@@BoyetVentura How many Irish or European Doctors and nurses do you have running your country and religious system? Nun would be the answer. If your own country is that good, why do you have the hard neck to run the Irish down. I am just making an observation on your observation. I notice Saudi Arabia is not mentioned as an oppressor and tyrant for your people to be exploited by the A-Rabs?

[@BoyetVentura]

@@SeanFabien hi, I respect your opinion? But this video is not meant to run the Irish down like what you said. It is merely stating personal experience as every country has their own pros and cons, there is a video made for pros and this one for cons ( based on a lived experience) Now if your opinion is different than mine, it’s because we’re humans and your lived experience is different from mine. If you live abroad and state its pros and cons , who am I to question you? That’s your own opinion , and freedom of speech, nobody can take that away from you👍😊