Abroad

Wild Geese

The Italian job: In Dubai, you eat on the go. In Tuscany? Lunch is two hours minimum, and you savour every bite

By Corinna Hardgrave

An Irish businessman in Singapore: ‘You’ll get a year in jail if you are in a drunken brawl, so people don’t step out of line’

By Frank Dillon

An Offaly woman in London: ‘I was a teenager before I had the guts to identify as Irish’

By Anna Derrig

Australia is so very far from Europe and US, and yet is as deeply rooted in Anglosphere norms, customs and culture

By Laura Kennedy

In Paris it’s always about your next meal - here are my favourite restaurants in the City of Light

By Patricia Killeen

More than 4,600 Irish teachers working abroad as schools at home struggle with staff shortages - study

By Carl O'Brien

Washing up in Iberia: ‘We realised we weren’t ever going to sail the world, so we moved ashore and sold the boat’

By Martina Tyrrell

Irishman in Canada for 50 years: ‘I was about to return home after three years but then things changed’

By Patrick McKenna

Laura Kennedy: Australians respond differently to nature compared to Irish people

By Laura Kennedy

I moved to London certain that I’d eventually return home. Now, I’ve settled

By Francesca Shaw

An Irish woman in Malta: ‘I miss my family and the greenery of home but not the driving rain’

By Olive Keogh

Poet Paul Muldoon: ‘My dad, a market gardener, was a guy who could barely write his own name’

A Hell’s Kitchen winner on life as a chef in the US

By Fiona Keeley

A Dubliner returning to France after 15 years away: ‘Here are some of the many changes I noticed’

By Marc de Faoite

Chef Ryan O’Sullivan: ‘I was like, I have to get back to the States and make something of myself’

By Fiona Keeley

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