Abroad
Abroad
Emigration issues and stories from the Irish diaspora. Members can contribute their own experiences and views
‘The Portuguese are very like the Irish in many ways’: the Tipperary man in charge of Denis O’Brien’s luxury Algarve resort
By Frank Dillon
An Irishman in Spain: ‘Salaries are much lower here, but my mental health is far better’
By Scott McCormack
Irishwoman in El Salvador: I’m 60 and moved halfway around the world. Everything is different
By Maureen Stevens
My mother’s blanket has travelled the world with me, along with her thoughts and dreams
By Christopher Burke
Ballrooms of romance: ‘I wasn’t the greatest dancer but when we danced together it was like it was meant to be’
By Niamh Linehan
A Kildare man in London: ‘The British view colonisation like their parents’ sex life – they know it happened, but prefer not to know details'
By Peter Flanagan
An Irishman at Oxford: It was an education in being an outsider. I felt alienated from the very start
By Hugo Harvey
Irishman in Singapore: I wondered if I was foolish to emigrate in my 50s. But I feel more alive than ever
By Richard Hennessy
‘Rome is a fantastic city to live in, but it’s very complicated. It’s a mess of a place. Madrid is clean. Everything works’
By Fiona Alston
‘I landed in Addis Ababa for a challenge that blended my love of running with a commitment to those in need’
By Mark O’Toole
Megan Nolan: A conversation with a man in his late 30s made clear the realities of this new era in my dating life
By Megan Nolan
An Irishwoman sailing around the world: ‘This paradise has just seven residents and two dogs’
By Kate Ashe-Leonard
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