unlucky in life said:
practice my English what country did you say you are from.there is no jobs no money in Ireland even in Dublin i am from country side how would i get on city people exactly different values.my English is fine thanks very much
I am from the United States. I work for a Japanese multinational corporation that has branches around the world, including Dublin. This is the page for our European branches:
http://www.mitsui.com/jp/en/company/worldwide/europe/index.html
You can find the Dublin branch at "Molesworth House, 1-2 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2, Ireland", apparently. I've never been there myself, but I work with people through virtual conferencing and other computer technologies.
Apparently there is at least some money there if a Japanese company is expanding and building new branches there.
The "city people" have different values; that is exactly what you are looking for: different types of people who may be able to view or want different things. If you improve your English, you can improve your chances of finding a job there.
unlucky in life said:
i live in far smaller country then you do. may be of you move here you experience life here for you self on tiny island unike oz which huge in size and population .
You, too, can move. You don't WANT to move and you want to complain about how it is in a small place. Its not really a complicated equation:
1) Get an education
2) Get marketable skills
3) Get a job
4) Make money
5) Move
And be accepting of the values of different places.
The world isn't only your tiny little country place, and I could have told that you were form that kind of a place with ease. Its part of my job, perhaps. But really, stop obsessing over speaking Irish, speak more English, and consider rediscovering life in the city. It'll do you a world of good.