“It's completely bittersweet that I had to leave a city that I loved so much because I wasn't able to afford it and I couldn't expand my business because of it.”
“There has been a brain-drain for a very long time in the West of Ireland, people who needed to go to Dublin, to London, to Dubai, to Canada to grow their careers,” he said.“They don't necessarily want to or need to be in Dublin anymore … what's changed is you can now have a global career.”Mr Mulrooney said infrastructures such as schools, roads, and housing must be adjusted to accommodate this influx of people to the rural countryside.
“I really started to notice [nature] is my toolkit for me to feel well within myself and my own health and well-being started to suffer a little bit.” View to the Lakes of Killarney and Killarney Valley from Torc Mountain summit and a female hiker in Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland Sexsiopa.ie Founder Shawna Scott said as a business owner, Dublin became too cramped for her.“I lived in Dublin for 15 years, I did not want to leave Dublin, I loved Dublin so much.
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