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Yellow cottage on a green hillside above a tidal inlet, with rhododendrons and rocky slopes behind, in rural Ireland

Why So Many Americans Are Buying Homes in Rural Ireland

Discover why thousands of Americans are buying homes in rural Ireland, from the Dingle Peninsula to County Leitrim — and what the move is really like day to day.

Ring of Kerry scenic landscape, County Kerry, Ireland — rugged coastline and mountains

Best Places to Live in County Kerry, Ireland

Discover the best towns and villages to live in County Kerry, Ireland — from Killarney and Kenmare to Dingle and Tralee. A guide for Americans moving to or retiring in Kerry. Get our free Ireland guide free in our newsletter.

Galway Harbour with colourful townhouses and moored boats, Ireland

The Best Places to Retire in Ireland: Peaceful Towns, Stunning Scenery and the Life You’ve Been Dreaming Of

Discover the best places to retire in Ireland — from Galway’s vibrant harbour to Westport’s Atlantic setting, these towns offer beauty, community, and the life you’ve been dreaming of — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Portmagee village on the Iveragh Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland

Living in County Kerry, Ireland: What Life Is Really Like

County Kerry covers 4,807 square kilometres of Atlantic coastline, ancient mountains, and some of Ireland’s most characterful small towns. Here is what life in this corner of Ireland actually looks like — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Ancient oak tree with moss-covered roots and ferns in an Irish forest, mountains in the background

How to Start a Business in Ireland as an American: The Complete 2026 Guide

Learn how to start a business in Ireland as an American in 2026, including company registration, the 12.5% tax rate, visas, banking, and government grants — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Traditional Irish cottage on a green hillside above a quiet coastal inlet, with rhododendron and forest surrounding it

What Happens to Your US Retirement Savings When You Move to Ireland (2026)

What happens to your 401(k), IRA, Social Security and pension when you move to Ireland? The complete 2026 guide for Americans, including tax treaty rules — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

White thatched cottage with red door in rural Ireland

Monthly Cost of Living in Ireland by Region: What Americans Need to Know (2026)

Find out the real cost of living in Ireland by region in 2026. From Dublin to rural Mayo, here are the monthly figures Americans need to budget for — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Connemara countryside at sunset, the kind of landscape where seanchaí once walked from village to village carrying Ireland's stories

US Driving Licence in Ireland: Can You Convert It? (2026 Guide for Americans)

Americans can convert their US driving licence to an Irish licence without sitting a test — apply within one year of becoming a resident. Full NDLS guide to fees, documents and Irish road tips. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Dramatic sea cliffs on Ireland's Atlantic coast — the kind of slower, greener scenery American retirees picture when weighing the Stamp 0 visa

Ireland’s Retirement Visa for Americans: How the Stamp 0 System Works

Americans wanting to retire in Ireland apply for a Stamp 0 permission, not a traditional visa. Here’s exactly how the system works, what income you need, what it costs, and how to apply — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

1866 Irish-American Fenian flag design featuring a Celtic harp beside an American shield

Irish Americans and the 4th of July: The Deep Connection

More than 32 million Americans claim Irish ancestry. Discover the Irish American 4th of July connection — presidents, patriots, and heritage — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

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