The challenges of returning to Ireland from Singapore, the intensity of college sport in the US and how to get in flight attendants’ bad books
Welcome to the December issue of The Irish Times Abroad newsletter. As it’s that time of year, we’re having a look back at the stories that caught your attention over the last 12 months.. Louise O’Leary worked and lived there for five years before meeting her Singaporean husband. “My partner wasn’t ready to leave after a year or two together because he was still building up his work and experience. So I stayed about two or three years longer than planned.
This is the final abroad newsletter this year and as 2024 draws to a close, we would like to wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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