Ireland immigrants living common sense introduction

Ireland is a good country for immigrants, so what is the common sense of life that must be known to immigrants in Ireland? I think a lot of people are interested in the topic, and one to understand the Irish immigrant life common sense introduction.

First, Ireland's climate

Ireland is a maritime temperate broad-leaved forest climate, generally cool, rainy, unpredictable. Ireland's four seasons is not obvious, rainy year-round, sunny weather accounted for about 1/5 of the year. Generally summer from June to August is the best season in Ireland, the average temperature is about 16 degrees Celsius, the highest temperature generally does not exceed 26 degrees Celsius. The average winter temperature in Ireland is around 5 degrees Celsius, often cloudy and rainy, with temperatures dropping to below zero at the coldest point around January, with occasional freezing and snowfall, but rarely icy roads.

Second, the population of Ireland

Ireland's population of about 4.77 million (2016), the capital city of Dublin population of 1.9 million, is the city of foreign population. The Chinese diaspora that immigrated to Ireland is about 60,000-70,000 people, mainly concentrated in Dublin, Cork and other large and medium-sized cities.

Irish Language

Irish, as the national language, is the first official language. The second official language of Ireland is English, which is the language of communication. Street signs are in both English and Irish.

Fourth: Time difference between Ireland and China

The time difference between Ireland and Beijing, China is -8 hours, and the time difference in summer time is -7 hours (from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).

V. Irish dress

The traditional dress of Irish men is the skirt. With the Irish traditional handmade cloth as the material, and England and other places of distinction is Ireland is mainly plaid, women are linen skirts mainly. Both men and women like to wear woolen cloaks, which, together with a shawl, are the typical traditional attire of the Irish.

Six, the Irish diet

Irish food is not greasy, relatively light. Irish family traditional diet to potatoes, vegetables, beef-based, bread is one of the staple food of the Irish. Irish potatoes are rich in cooking methods, vegetables are cooked in a boiled way. As Dublin is close to the sea, there is a lot of fresh seafood food, seafood dishes are also many. At the same time, Ireland's food culture by France, Italy and other countries have a greater influence.

Seven, Ireland's transportation

Ireland drives on the left side of the road, the opposite of China. The traffic rules in Ireland are similar to those in the UK. As a European Union country, Ireland requires that even during the day, you need to turn on your low beams when driving. Buses, streetcars and cabs are all available in Ireland, so familiarize yourself with the routes and names of the places you'll be traveling to before you go.

Voltage

Ireland's voltage is 230V-250V. Chinese domestic electrical appliances can be used in Ireland, but should be equipped with a "triangular plug" (British standard).

In addition, it should be noted that Ireland prohibits smoking in buses, trains, airplanes, stores, banks, hairdressers and other public **** places. If you break the rules, you will be fined or detained. Some hotels and restaurants will offer outdoor smoking areas.

Ireland is a Western European country and the gateway from North America to Europe. Ao Zhen Immigration believes that for people who like the UK and Europe, immigration to Ireland is a good compromise. Whether it's food, clothing, housing and transportation, or customs and culture, Ireland and China are very different, for new immigrants, follow the customs and understand the local conditions in advance to help adapt to the new immigrant life earlier.

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