Reasons why I LOVE living in Ireland🇮🇪

[@aoifel895]

A great thing about Ireland is that nothing is extreme. There are no tornados, tsunamis, hurricanes, monsoons, earthquakes etc. There are no deathly animals or insects. You don't get bitten by mosquitos. It's never extremely hot, but it's also rarely extremely cold ! We literally have nothing to worry about 😄

[@Lidyyboo]

Stop 🤚🏾😭 now I want to move to Ireland..I'm notorious for insect bites

[@End-phoenix]

I would say that Brazil is like that, but then I read about the insects.

[@limerickman8512]

We have biting insects and we have mosquitos in Ireland. We call them midgets, because they are tiny here in Ireland near water bodies. There are also horse flies, wasps, etc.

[@krixpop]

"We literally have nothing to worry about" So ... also no people ?

[@anthonydowling3356]

@@krixpop Our Government in Ireland have turned toxic/dangerous now during the scam Plandemic.

[@fradrake11]

I love hearing that Ireland is home to you and that you have such a positive attitude living here. Best of luck in your future from the north of Ireland. 🇮🇪💚

[@AMEditionYT]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@chrisclark1761]

You've a fantastic blend of Eastern Europe and an Irish accent.

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you🥰

[@loadsbutty]

She does, doesn't she ? Ro-hads? Adorable accent

[@catalinamanduta638]

Eastern European accent? What is that? There are so many different countries there with so many different accents it is so hard to generalize. You have there Latin, Slavic and Uralic languages.

[@tobiojo3875]

@@AMEditionYT Great video and wonderful accent

[@123malichi]

I can’t hear the Irish accent

[@ervinbabic9564]

Best country to live really i love ireland i feel Like home People's Are so friendly AND polite wich Is very nice I love Ireland

[@sethiachetan1988]

Best thing in ireland is right now you.. Intuitive and informative.. people are really awesome,i second your opinion

[@theloniuspunk383]

wtf

[@unitpcs6164]

I would like to emigrate to Ireland from Poland. After one year, as I will pass Master Degree, I will begin living in such pretty, western country.

[@HoodieKenneth]

I just thought that Ive never seen or really know anything about Ireland and so I searched and your channel popped up. I love your videosss. Greetings from Puerto Rico ✌🏻🇵🇷

[@AMEditionYT]

So lovely! You're very welcome to my channel! How is Puerto Rico now? Hope you're good and safe! Hope to visit it one day :)

[@fradrake11]

Come visit us here 🇮🇪

[@jenmorricone4014]

Ana, You've done a great job, also on your "downsides" video. I can really relate to your point of view because here in California, sometimes we can be seen as a bit rude when we don't intend it at all. Thanks for being honest and telling us your experience. Ireland is a great place with friendly sweet people. I love it there even though its windy and gray. Keep taking the vitamin D! Much success in all you do!

[@geroutathat]

You should never ever drink out of a hot tap. The hot water comes from a different source than the cold water, thats why they have two taps. In a kitchen the cold tap is always drinkable water, the hot tap is rarely drinkable. It normally sits in a tank, and in the tank bacteria can form. This is rare and you could go your whole life drinking from the hot water tap but should be avoided. When it comes to a bathroom, the cold tap might not be safe to drink, if you dont know drink from kitchen cold tap instead. The cold tap in the bathroom might be linked to drinking water or a cold water tank. Normally if the bathroom has two taps then it means you can probably drink the cold water, use it while brushing your teeth, washing out your mouth, etc etc.

[@AMEditionYT]

Hi! Thanks a mill for sharing this useful information! I was doing some research after filming this video and found out this info as well. Looks like the water on the hot tap is not safe for drinking and cooking so it's best to avoid it. I've also heard that the tank with hot water should be permanently cleaned, something that people might not know about.

[@carmeloriccobono61]

I agree with you. Ireland is a small green paradise.

[@moontrucker8939]

Ireland is my 2nd FAV country. American here.

[@vimalcurio]

first one!?

[@moseseisley557]

Murika, obviously!

[@DianeD862]

I love Ireland people music radio buskers. Beautiful Ireland 🌈 Culture Derek Cuallen .Roan Kelly .The accent so amazing . Irsh Dancing. Just love to be there .The Virus 😷 this year but a stop to it will be back . Thank You peace to you all .💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@thebee8415]

Hope your keeping safe and well after what the worlds gone through. Sounds like your one of the people we’d love to have come back, a hundred thousand welcomes ☘️

[@billyjean311275]

I love Ireland. Used to live there for 7 years. I ll finish my day in this amazing underestimated country... Pure Paradise

[@jojodz4066]

I’m from london but I love Ireland ❤️❤️❤️

[@AMEditionYT]

😊🥰

[@thebee8415]

I live in a large town in the midlands of Ireland and I barely know anyone who’s English here. The immigration figures show a huge number of English moving into Ireland, they must just move into the cities. Are they afraid of the fields and lakes, I find it weird. My mortgage on a three bedroom townhouse with lovely garden is €350 per month, beats Dublin prices I think 🤔

[@anthonydowling3356]

@@thebee8415 The older retired English mostly settle in West Cork .They have a kind of UK community down there.Your mortgage is a great bargain .Here in Dublin young people are paying more than that for a shared room .

[@thebee8415]

@@anthonydowling3356 I am in this house 20 years now. It’ll be hard to find a bargain like that now a days unless you buy a major fixer upper, old cottage type. People who move to west cork are pretty well off, it’s a lovely part of the country, wouldn’t mind living their myself.

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

I cried the entire taxi ride to Dublin Airport, I was very close to saying eff it & staying FOREVER. I'm not joking. I went for 3 wks, visited life long friends that I made, over here. I already had a bar gig worked out Lol But everyone was just grand, so very friendly.. We had such a blast! I can't wait to come back! And the way things are right now over here, this time, I'm staying LOL

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

@Jo Gi 🍀🇨🇮☘ I'm telling ya, the ppl are the most friendly, most hospitable ppl you could ever meet. And the scenery? 🧡🤍💚 Omg, when they say its green - these gorgeous, endless rolling hills, with every single shade of green you could ever imagine. Its unbelievable. Ugh, when you go, please take me with you! (I'm tiny, I can fit in yer suitcase! HaHa🍀🇨🇮☘

[@geraldneary5758]

@@ursamajor7468 You are boring, dont come.

[@manuj.aguila8302]

Congratulations for your interesting videos! And besides, your English is totally clear... Greetings from Spain!

[@AMEditionYT]

Awesome, thank you! I'm really missing Spain. Hope to visit it again soon :)

[@motorbikeireland]

Definitely the roads are getting better nationwide and one thing I do miss is the people. Water charges were imposed but removed in most cases but not all. Weather quality does get better further from the cities. Love the diversity and scenery of Ireland and nature. Making me miss it more 😂 look forward to the next video. Best wishes!

[@AMEditionYT]

the roads are perfect for me! :D I am sure you miss you home so much...hope the flights will be available very soon!

[@helenaville5939]

Not true. There are 100% no water charges in Ireland.

[@axjohn]

You have to love a woman who appreciates good roads! This is the kind of woman you never let go of, she knows and appreciates the value of things.

[@thebee8415]

Did you ever drive through Portlaoise in a hurry, Jesus, I was dizzy 😵 🥴as I left with all the round abouts but the kids were saying again, again.🤗

[@zyspan]

I just watched your other video on the downsides, you are absolutely fair about those and I agree except for the taps. Ironically, if you have separate cold and hot taps you don't have to buy bottled water because you can be sure that the cold supply is fresh potable and safe.

[@AMEditionYT]

Hi Brian! thanks for sharing. I found out about this later after I made that video.

[@danielkeough1412]

I've been watching a lot of KZbin Videos since the isolation of the pandemic, and one day I noticed one of your vlogs about cultural differences in Ireland. Having been to Ireland a couple of times and visiting Dublin on both occasions, I checked out your vlog out of curiosity. I am Irish American and have dual citizenship of Ireland and U.S.A., and also have an Irish Passport, which is now a Euro Passport, and I always use when traveling in Europe because it gets me through check-points faster by not having to wait in longer lines for non European citizens. I found all of your observation to be very interesting, both the positive and the negative, and also your assimilation process. The info you convey about all phases of living in Ireland, it's economy, politics, business environment, etc. are of great interest to me, especially coming from a person who grew up in the East. Now I have viewed some of your vlogs on your side trips to other locations in Ireland, thus learning new sites I must visit the next time I travel there. Your other vlogs about survival matters are also interesting but are life dynamics that fortunately I'm way past in my own life. So make more vlogs on points of interest that you travel to in Ireland, because I'm writing them down to remember for my next trip there.

[@helenaville5939]

There is no such thing as a Euro passport. Each country has its own passport.

[@kareemshakiru41gmail23]

Ireland is a best place to live, I will be happy if I can see the opportunity

[@beckygarcin6975]

This is really helpful. I am a Canadian considering moving too Ireland. I am so sick of being surrounded by a bunch of literal Canadian robots.

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi, A wonderful video about Ireland's qualities. Thank you.

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you for support!😊😊 I'm glad you liked it

[@paullewis1295]

Great information. We are thinking of moving from France to Ireland..but rural Ireland, possibly Kerry or Cork. BTW your videos are great and you are incredibly beautiful.

[@taspaddebourgo]

Hi Anamaria, there are a lot of videos by foreigners commenting on life in Ireland, the good , and the bad. One of the topics that always comes up for criticism is the climate. Don't live in Ireland if you need sun, go to Miami for example where the sun beats down relentlessly all year round and where the authorities do massive spraying to control the mosquitos. You are the first person to mention this so important point. You cannot open windows to get fresh air in Spain , Mexico, South America and most if not all of Europe. What a terrific bonus not to have mosquitos. I have lost a complete nights sleep because of mosquitos in all of those countries. Look at the geographical position of Ireland on the edge of Europe facing the Atlantic , that is the climate you will get. Spain on the other hand is losing vast amounts of land to desertification because of lack of rain. The Norwegians say there is no bad weather ,only bad clothing. Your english is vey good. Did you get to that standard in Ireland. With three languages and being also very attractive physically I guess you have a pretty good job, what do you do if that is not to personal a question.

[@AMEditionYT]

Hi!!! Thank you! I wasn't expecting the mosquitos can be such a huge problem, but it's interesting to see a comparison between different countries! :) I think all these points are very individual as well as we all had different experiences and have different goals and things we like. I was just sharing my point of view and hope that this can help people who want to move or travel to Ireland. Thanks for the nice words :) lovely to read! Yeah, I worked and studied a lot to have a good management position and good work experience :) Hope you're doing well!

[@jimmymcdaniel1694]

Anna Maria the cost is high everywhere doesn't matter if you live in Dublin if you live in Italy if you live in the United States if you live in England renters just high everywhere

[@JoeOMalley-py8wq]

I'm scared to watch the other video , but I like this one !!!

[@GerryBolger]

The mild weather in Ireland is one of the main reasons companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft chose to have their European servers here. The servers need to be kept at a certain temperature and Ireland never gets too hot or too cold so it's ideal. Plus corporation tax but that's another story...

[@AMEditionYT]

WOW! This is very interesting to know about the temperature! :) Thanks for sharing with us. Never thought about it

[@johnocallaghan9252]

All Irish people learn Irish from the age of 4 in school. So we all know a little Irish.We all do use some Irish words when we speak .You don’t notice it because most people would use only a few words and occasionally.

[@jamlzs]

Hi John, so for Irish people, which language is used more often.. English or Irish..? (Both between Irish ppl and when speaking to foreigners) tq

[@EricIrl]

@@jamlzs English - by a massive margin (90% plus).

[@anthonydowling3356]

@@jamlzs English 99.9% .We are forced to learn Irish in school ,and most like myself hated it .They do speak Irish in a few small areas mainly in the West of Ireland close to Galway ,but only a tiny amout of people.

[@jamlzs]

@@anthonydowling3356 ah okay.. so a foreigner can survive ok in Ireland speaking only English most of the time right..?

[@anthonydowling3356]

@@jamlzs Correct.A slight correction though .You only need English in Ireland .You will never need Irish .All signs are in both languages .Never in Irish only .

[@hc8299]

Ireland’s lovely during the summer, but unfortunately if it’s not summer it’s winter😂 no in between

[@bethstephen7114]

Haha 😁😁😍

[@dushantsain8542]

Your voice is so calming....it's more like I'm watching a ASMR video

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you think so! :) thank you

[@arifibrahimov2051]

"Human-friendly mosquitos" - I'm DYING from laugh, hahaha

[@AMEditionYT]

:D :D :D :D :D I'm happy I could make you laugh and make your day a bit better ;)

[@WorldofPundir]

I am from INDIA🇮🇳. Nice to know about this Europe 🇪🇺 or country Ireland. Very Good and honest video.👍

[@Mick-Dempsey]

If you live in Dublin nobody should be complaining about the roads,try living in Mayo 😂

[@AMEditionYT]

I visited co. Mayo a few years ago but can't remember how the roads are in there! But hope all the bad roads will get repaired...

[@davidcostello5318]

Try co.kerry and you'll change your mind on that 1 lol

[@abbasali-ig8xp]

I miss my family there my uncle , their kids and also my grandparents.

[@AMEditionYT]

Hope you'll see them very soon! I know how difficult it can be to be away from your family...

[@juanchoja]

I've watched your video about things you don't like about Ireland, I just need to clarify: I have lived in the Netherlands for 5 years, and I have been in Ireland for 16 years, I have family in Poland, Italy, Spain, UK, Norway, and I can verify that Ireland is a great country to live in, our salaries are the same, or even higher than those from Netherlands, UK and Germany, which are very expensive countries. Rent prices in Dublin are a real problem, but so is in Amsterdam, London and they are as expensive, London is dearer, and Dublin's salaries are similar to London's salaries. I don't know where you work, but your comments about low salaries are incorrect, unless you work in a shop, or do some sort of entry level job, then yes, Dublin is not for you. But outside Dublin is cheaper, I live an hour away from Dublin, and my mortgage for a 4 bedroom house is €650. I pay €550 for car insurance, when I was 25 with a foreign licence I have paid €1200, taxes for the salaries you might be on are not 40% taxed, you pay 20% income tax for salaries up to €35500 for a single person and up to €44000 each for married people, the rest is taxed at 40%, you also pay PRSI, and USC, which combine makes 6%, you also get €3300 per year back in tax credits divided monthly in your salary. The average blue collar salary is €35K, construction workers earn over €50K. IT salaries where I work are higher than London, Netherlands, or Germany, nearly at the triple digits. Perhaps you need to re-evaluate your job, or get a higher education, which would be nearly free for people over 23 years old. In Ireland, specially in Dublin, entry level jobs might not be as good, but middle to higher levels are higher than most European countries.

[@AMEditionYT]

Wow! I'm impressed when people take so much time from their lives to comment on my videos! Thanks for sharing

[@raduwrx]

You are right, although what I found was that it’s harder to find a job in Dublin above the 150k mark (base) than it was in Amsterdam. Also in the Netherlands you have the 30% ruling while in Ireland you have nothing, only SARP which is unusable. The tax credits you get in Ireland are shit for higher salaries. They tax shares (RSUs) as normal income and destroy you in taxes. Also, they tax you for shares which are vested although you haven’t sold them which should be illegal since it’s unrealized gains…

[@troublebrewing99]

Your video should be titled "The best things about living in Dublin " You have only lived in Dublin, there are plenty of skilled jobs outside of Dublin and most manufacturing companies are situated outside Dublin.

[@vaniatrilles4545]

Love Ireland. U2 and the adventures.

[@AMEditionYT]

:) amazing!

[@octavianpacuraru6781]

Felicitari, Ana Maria Ursan! Tap water si nu sink water! Vorbesti extrem de frumos!!

[@AMEditionYT]

Multumesc mult 😊🥰

[@tedbrayden4851]

Excellent videos (both the good and the bad). Very fair and to the point. Good luck with your life and adventurers.

[@RyanDimal]

thank you for this info. currently in dublin and visitied two other cities and loving it. wish I had more time to see the places better.

[@StepbyStepbyMiriam]

Ireland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Our beautiful Island has amazing people, scenery, hotels, restaurants, shopping, castles, and education to name but a few. At this time of Covid 19 we have an amazing Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Health Minister Simon Harris who are leading our country. Thank you to all the doctors and nurses who returned to help Ireland and to those who have been here. Our population has been amazing too, following the difficult guidelines. May Ireland be even more beautiful after Covid 19.

[@irishweeb2370]

amen, and may the six counties join us once more!

[@nick.caffrey]

Just a bit OTT. Taoiseach is now Micheál Martin. Great talker. But, as you said "May Ireland be even more beautiful after Covid 19."

[@fionnuna7947]

You're completely naive, the Ruling Elite (the Richest of the Rich) via the World Economic Forum are bankrupting 'Nation States' (especially the West), to buy them up ! & their bank the IMF have bribed Martin, Varadkar, & BigPharma & Gates have bribed so-called 'Expert's, to Bluff & deceive the public into submission. Agenda 21 (depopulation (Eugenics) via Vaccines & 5G). UN Agenda 2030, u own nothing & are controlled by 'social credits' like China.

[@kyzmitch2]

I have a feeling that they're friendly if you beautiful or handsome

[@sammiesmith6690]

Very informative video about Ireland. I look to visit in 2021 & attend school.

[@AMEditionYT]

I am glad it's helpful! :) Education here is pretty affordable :)

[@chazzram830]

Irish people are very kind and the women are very sweet who wouldnt love to live there...

[@thebee8415]

So in Ireland, men are called “Irish people” and women are called “women” ha ha. 😃

[@maltreatedpony]

Dublin accent creeping in when you say 'roads'!😄

[@AMEditionYT]

It's already time for me to speak with a bit of Dublin accent 😁

[@tripwithmylove-movie7274]

Great green Island, mother of whiskey and Guinness! :) love it

[@AMEditionYT]

Absolutely 💯👌☘☘☘

[@exthetic6755]

Its the Island of gear heads and drugs mate 😂

[@dom150]

The only thing I hate about ireland is weather I'm a heat lover and I experience 30C when I'm lithuania but one good thing winter isn't to bad

[@steffydouglas]

I looked at Irish urban legends and I saw the banshee

[@jimmymcdaniel1694]

I would love to live in Dublin I live in the Mississippi gulf coast it's different here than Ireland but they're both coastal cities so I probably can adjust to Dublin

[@JohnDeere1]

I live in Ireland!

[@eric62backstrom]

Thank you for doing these videos. You are very insightful.

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you like them! :)

[@eric62backstrom]

@@AMEditionYT I live in North East USA. My sister also does but, is moving to Ireland with her whole family. I'm trying to decide whether to tag along or not. The USA seems to be heading in a bad direction...

[@AMEditionYT]

It's always good to start with a visit over to see if you like Ireland. I wish your sister best of luck :)

[@BenJamin-ou7kd]

Visit Jalisco in México, loads of sun and activities, I enjoyed both of your videos negative and positives of Ireland.

[@AMEditionYT]

So nice! Thank you :) I really hope to have a chance to visit Mexico soon

[@alokbasu3984]

Your presentation is so nice.

[@AMEditionYT]

Thanks a lot for the feedback 🤩🙌

[@alokbasu3984]

I regularly watch your presentation. Carry on please.

[@arifkhan9211]

Very informative

[@yuichi.inumaru]

Here in Brazil it's still winter and the mosquitoes are crazy already

[@AMEditionYT]

OMG! I can imagine how annoying they can be

[@MM-qb9is]

Where? Are mosquitoes everywhere or just lowlands? Please tell me? ❤️

[@stanislav2278]

it's very interesting listen to you. Your videos are great for learning english as well. Where are you from Moldova or Romania?

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you! 😃 I'm originally from Moldova! :)

[@aftrdrk7263]

AM Edition you have a beautiful accent

[@kevincryan7220]

@@AMEditionYT I worked with many Moldovan Women in Alaska

[@TheRomanchris]

I knew you were Moldovan, from the first 10 seconds 🇦🇩🇷🇴.

[@Artyom_Alekseyevich_2033]

@@TheRomanchris așa-i Parcă îi poți citi pe români și moldoveni😂

[@stjepansuman]

For the end of the video...Ireland has the freshest air in the Europe, coming directly from the ocean. Also, Ireland should not be on the list in very possible nuclear war in the future. And fall out would be very much less pretty lower then in the other EU countries.

[@anaceban9335]

Multumim de informatii. Bravo!!! Vorbesti foarte frumos.

[@AMEditionYT]

Ma bucur mult ca am putut ajuta :)

[@trevordeane3940]

I do not know what roads you have been driving on in Ireland saying they are great, probably the new motorways and bypasses. The old roads in Ireland are just as bad as Polish or eastern block roads. The weather may be mild but that means that the summers are a mix of a little sun and mist and the spring, autumn and winter are wet but not very cold. As you have mentioned that there is nothing to do outside Dublin I would suggest you seeing some of the countryside and especially the panoramic west coast Atlantic. Other places you should visit are Cork and Galway cities which are cheaper than Dublin but with everything that Dublin has. As you say, the majority of the people are warm and welcoming. Enjoy your stay.

[@don-doncabalquito3718]

i really ❤❤❤Ireland. very nice place. from Philippines. 😊😊

[@AMEditionYT]

Thanks for your comment!❤😊 I'm glad to bring Ireland a bit closer to you!

[@don-doncabalquito3718]

@@AMEditionYT i just hope i meet you in personal. 😊😊💕💕

[@johnfredymartinez23]

I always say to you.... your videos are amazing and help me to much to learn a lot of there :) bless ou

[@AMEditionYT]

I appreciate that! :)

[@rolliee2633]

Hello! Anna Maria, I'm Rollie from the Philippines, I'm looking for Irish friends.I really love your country.:)

[@AMEditionYT]

Hi, I'm actually not Irish but you can have a look and join my community on Patreon. They're I'm creating a community of like minded people that can be interesting to you 😊

[@rolliee2633]

@@AMEditionYT I highly appreciate it.Thank you for noticing me.

[@AMEditionYT]

you're very welcome :)

[@demisemedia]

@8:50 Mosquito 🦟: “Hello human! Beautiful day isn’t it?!”

[@Artyom_Alekseyevich_2033]

I was sure you were from Romania! I mean Moldova I was watching some of your videos and I was like "why is she so familiar" Te salut și îmi plac videoclipurile! Am început să caut informații despre Irlanda in momentul în care am auzit accentul irlandez pe care îl ador

[@danmahony8305]

The roads are shit in Ireland unless you go to Kerry or Belfast there good.

[@pauls.2526]

I am lrish I now live and work in new Zealand. I miss the people and I would like to return. Ireland with its 40 shades of green and 50 shades of grey a great country if you could only roof it.

[@AMEditionYT]

Hope you enjoy your time in New Zealand. I can imagine how much you miss home😊 hope you'll get the chance very soon to come back home

[@Kim-mk7pb]

I'm also Irish, living in NZ for the last 4 years. I never appreciated all the things about Ireland until I moved away!! Don't get me wrong, NZ is beautiful..but it's just not home! 💚

[@thebee8415]

@Kim The most beautiful sight I ever saw in my life (besides the faces of my children) was the view of Dublin out the window of my Aer Lingus plane, on my “final” trip after 8 years living in New York. I was home.

[@thebee8415]

It’s not like we don’t have enough roofers to do the job.🤣

[@valentinavalentinka5900]

I like your video. I moved to Dublin nearly 2 years ago. Still feeling newbie here.

[@dominika1348]

Wait really no mosquites??? REALLY? OMG THAT'S LIKE A DREAM

[@marktrvls1218]

Nice video, your English accent is very nice 😀

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you think so! :)

[@maurirock87]

One of the reasons I am considering to move back to Ireland it's that there are no Hornets, Mosquitos and infected Thicks. Where I am living now (North Italy) I am completely surrounded by those insects. Another reason is the wheater; I just can't stand hot temperatures for too long :D

[@conorbrowne5587]

You'll luv Irish weather then as its not too warm and not too cold!😅

[@stephk5797]

We have a few but the weather doesn't seem to be right for them - the only time you will be really in attacked is by midges which are tiny and don't leave a bump when they bite, but in large numbers will drive you insane. They always bite at your hairline for some reason and there can be *thousands*

[@haitaiamber5805]

You had me at human friendly mosquitos.

[@northguy2367]

Move to London! Big city, less windy better pay but...........If you think Dublin is expensive!

[@honeyfitz3791]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@vishalshakyaaa]

Quite a good one. I can also make this video in a couple of years.

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you! :) Absolutely, you should do it! It's nice to see what different people think about the same country :)

[@369jones6]

Unfortunately it's sheet hole. Dublin is ground zero for creepiness.

[@trouvaillebyAamir]

Mosquitoes in Moldova? I thought only tropical countries have them. Its the Irish climate that's one of the best in the world, weather not so much it changes every 2 hours.

[@AMEditionYT]

Moldova is very warm and we got plenty of mosquitoes esp. near lakes. They can be very annoying! I agree, the climate is good only if it was a bit warmer :D

[@anthonydowling3356]

I just came across your Channel .Your English language skills are amazing for a non native speaker.I am Irish myself but just returned from living in Thailand for many years .I used to hate Ireland my own Country to be honest ,but i now appreciate certain things here.The main one is being free of Mossie bites ,and no extreme heat .Also in Thailand i always struggled with the language .You also have a video on what you dislike .I will look at that next and i am sure we will agree on some things .

[@mikedon5205]

Where in Thailand are you

[@anthonydowling3356]

@@mikedon5205 I was mostly in Chiang mai but now back living in Dublin Ireland .

[@mikedon5205]

@@anthonydowling3356 beautiful area lived in koh Samui about 15 years ago myself .. Happy memories

[@brendans3342]

Hi AnaMaria, I had hope to comment on your "not positive in Ireland" video, regarding your view on high taxes paid by employees and how unfair you feel it is that "unemployed people" get paid....."for doing nothing". I'd like to help inform you of why there are lots of inaccuracies and shortcomings in your knowledge that is causing you to feel this way. It's very Unfair that "workers or employees" pay high taxes and this is a constant struggle in politics, which differentiated each parties when we choose to elect them to run the country. Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Green coalition parties now in government, believe in the current tax system. Fianna Fáil & Fine Gael have been in government the most, and so are responsible for our current system. In trying to ensure the fair burden of taxation is carried by all areas of the economy and not just disproportionately carried by working people.....is a big issue in Irish politics today. I agree that in Ireland we unfairly tax " employment" and especially " employees" higher than in comparison to directors, corporations- big companies, fixed Assets ( deposits, buildings, shares, pensions) and the wealth class in general. Often the excuse used, is that taxing them that isn't competitive internationally will result in them leaving and taking their wealth with them, thereby resulting in loss of jobs, status within those industries and the choosing of Ireland for Foreign Direct Investment. Our corporate tax rates are the lowest in the EU at 12%, but add the allowable deductions for operating here, and we find lots of Big companies pay little or no tax here.....eg Apple case in EU courts, where EU says the Irish government unfairly supported Apple to the tune of €14 billion, as our tax system unfairly benefited them, and seen as unfair government support. This case is ongoing. If you are interested, I can elaborate further why targeting the unemployed as reponsible for high taxes is ....simply incorrect. More tax revenue ...ie €56 billion is spent on other activities, rather than € 2 billion paid to the unemployed. ( please note since Covid......600,000 more people are now supported by Government Pandemic U employment payments..... I choose AnaMaria to write this to help give you an informed view, and I look forward to your other videos, that help shine a light on your valued views and your experiences here. Maybe a full video on how the Irish gov spend their tax revenue would be very interesting....in explaining the inequalities and unfairness present today in Ireland. Best wishes B

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

Love that accent. Mon up dey Derry. Much love my friend.

[@limerickman8512]

Bottle water here is from council tap water. Also we do pay for water. A new state company called "Irish Water" charges for water and they took over the water infrastructure from councils who ran it into the ground with poor investments and upkeep. Water is cheap. In the past you paid for water through Motor TAX. Strange I know. Buisnesses pays more for water than residential homes. Water charges are often part of the rent when renting. If your house is connected to the sewer system you pay for that usage. We do have mosquitos in Ireland. They are a tiny size here. We call them "midgets" and they like been near water bodies under the shade of trees, especially the evening. They do bite.

[@catherinemoran9037]

We don't have water charges. Also, they are midges, not midgets, and they're not mosquitoes. 🤣

[@zuffin1864]

I wonder what family I have left in Ireland. My Great Great Grandparents migrated to America long ago and I love them for it, as it's what lead to my own existence! Even so, I can't help but want to visit the home of my ancestors, and maybe even live there for some time! :)

[@AMEditionYT]

Great idea! :) I'm sure you'll love to spend here some time!

[@bighands69]

America is the best place in the world to live.

[@tommyquinn7632]

How do you know? Have you lived in 194 countries? I've lived in the US and many other countries and I can't agree with you. There are many wonderful things about the US but it has been infected by political discord and Americans appear unable to have a civil conversation with people who disagree with them. It is a festering sore which is destroying the country in my opinion. There is also a massive wealth gap and a great deal of poverty as well dilapidated infrastructure. I found American people really lovely though, very friendly and hospitable and it has wonderful cities and awesome and varied countryside.

[@davidnolan575]

I was in ireland during a very rare snowfall

[@briandehn9754]

Enjoyed your video from Silicon Valley in California and don’t get to excited about those big companies moving into Ireland because they are the reason every one is trying to move out of here. Wish I was back there in Ireland visiting. God Bless

[@AMEditionYT]

Thanks for sharing! It's interesting to see that these multinational companies attract many talented people from abroad! :) however, I know it's very difficult and stressful to work for them. But hope you'll soon come visit us here in Ireland! Hope you're doing well in California. I watch many vloggers and videos from LA and Silicon Valley. Very interesting to see the way life is there! :)

[@Tiffany-gm9kq]

Wait! No water bills!!! 😱

[@telemanchik]

why to switch off the comments on the second video? not ready to be open to criticism?

[@olenabi]

The most toxic mosquitos probably live in Ukraine lol) After the bite you will have a swollen spot for days and it will itch like hell. In the UAE, mosquitos are harmless so you can barely feel the bite and it will go away next morning. My friend from Sudan also told me they are constantly terrorized by local mosquitos that develop malaria.

[@ACey96]

I could tell from your accent you are Moldovan, i just got back in March from living there rught across from UNIC in Chisinau miss it a lot i am Irish btw and so is my family

[@AMEditionYT]

Hi Craig! WOW! This is so cool :) I hope you enjoyed your experience in Moldova. Very nice to meet you :)

[@ACey96]

@@AMEditionYT nice ti meet you too, it was great we soent most of our time at this little bar called C51 on 51 Columna Street and in a nd around the town, genuinly beautiful place

[@proboxsportproboxsport]

thank you for these video

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you like them!

[@EDLINEE]

Am gasit random videoclipul tau..si e foarte interesant. Salutari...tot din Dublin! :))

[@AMEditionYT]

ce dragut! :) Multumesc mult si ma bucur sa te cunosc :)

[@MsAdlerHolmes]

No...mosquitoes?! I'm moving immediately!!! I'm from Australia 😂

[@PaulMielcarz]

I see your point: Ireland > Moldova. :)

[@BrigataUPG]

I would rather say opposite...

[@vishnukk6090]

Amazing!

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you!

[@peacemaker9099]

I really like Irish accent and Irish culture. Lots of love form Nepal 🇳🇵. And your beautiful 🙂

[@AMEditionYT]

Thank you 😊

[@orls9068]

4 ears since you moved to Dublin? 😂 Jk glad you like it here, cead míle fáilte ❤️

[@marionbartley214]

No mosquitoes in the spring or summer either that would be wonderful

[@ciarahoran5806]

Unfortunately we do have mosquitoes, not as many as most countries but they’ve been increasing over the past number of years. BUT.....horseflies! They’re as bad. And then the midges! Biting insects worldwide.....they acclimatise! However I’ll take a hot summer with the pests over the dreary wet one we just had!😂

[@zambimaru]

Snakes are my favorite Animal. So that would be a big negative for me.

[@quinnfischer9624]

snakes are my 2nd animal after lions are nither of those are in ireland xd

[@jamilmonsur]

Great informative video. Love from Bangladesh ☺

[@AMEditionYT]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@egidefiska]

Human friendly mosquito? It really got me eager to move to Ireland LMAO. PS I literally got bitten by mosquito when you said that😂

[@AMEditionYT]

OMG! I know how terrible it is to be bitten by mosquitos. I've experienced this myself in my home country in summer. Here you can still find some mosquitoes and they will fly around you (which is also annoying) but not bite you.

[@stjepansuman]

6:00 Ireland's water, only in EU----- is completely---- FLUORIDATED ! I mean, it is treatment of a user, not treatment of water.