Moving to Dublin with IntlMOVE

IntlMOVE can ship your household goods and personal effects to Dublin.
Ireland is home to a booming economy, large metropolitan areas and a beautiful lush green countryside.

Ireland has it all!

IntlMOVE has helped many individuals and families move to Ireland.
Our reliability, dependability and efficiency are evident through the number of testimonials and referrals we receive from our clients.
In fact, at IntlMOVE we strive to book 50 percent of our clients through referrals.

Dublin is Ireland’s capital city and in 2009, it was even voted the friendliest city in Europe!
It is also a financial center for Europe and one of the richest cities in the world.
There are plenty of opportunities and chances to further your career in this beautiful city.

What fun is work with no play?

After you move to Dublin for your new job, you will find that this city has so many fun things to do in your spare time.

Moving to Dublin will give you the opportunity to explore an intriguing culture filled with art, history, fine cuisine and one of the world’s most famous beers!
Make sure you visit the theatres, the amazing historical sites and the famous Irish pubs.
There is so much to see and do in Dublin!

Guinness Factory Complex

If you are beer connoisseur, you will not want to miss visiting the Guinness factory complex.
You can learn all about the 250 year history of the beer, learn how Guinness is made and try the frosty beverage to boot!
While visiting the Guinness complex, you won’t want to miss visiting the highest bar in Ireland – the Gravity bar.

Dublina

The rich history of Dublin is filled with invasions, plagues, political turmoil and many other exciting stories.
If you are history buff, you will love Dublina.
Here you can learn all about the formative years of Dublin and all the events that took place to make the city what it is today.

Kilmainham Gaol

Kilmainham Gaol is Ireland’s most famous prison.
It was built in 1792 and closed in 1924.
Learn about famous prisoners, heroes and the leaders of the 1916 Rebellion!

Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle is not only beautiful, but the events that took place at this historical landmark shaped Ireland’s history.
It was built between 1208 and 1220 and was the center of English rule in Ireland for 700 years!

Temple Bar

If you are into Dublin’s nightlife, you should head out to Temple Bar.
This area has been called Dublin’s “Bohemian Quarter” and is a center for the art community.
This isn’t only an area to be enjoyed at night.
The cobblestone streets are lined with some of the best restaurants and interesting retail shops.

Grafton Street

Grafton Street is a haven for shopaholics!
This area has some of the world’s most fashionable stores to tempt even the most discriminate fashionista.
Other streets in the area that you will want to check out for shopping are Wicklow Street, Dawson Street and South Great Georges Street. 

Art Galleries

If art is one of your passions, there are plenty of galleries to see some of your favorite painters, sculptors and other artists.
The National Gallery in Merrion Square has a wonderful collection of Irish and other European artists.
If you are into contemporary art, visit the Hugh Lane Gallery in Parnell Square.
The Irish Museum of Modern Art was built in an old 17^th-century veteran’s hospital and has beautiful landscaped gardens in addition to housing a wide variety of modern art.

The Boardwalk

Whether you want to admire the city’s architecture, spend your time people watching or just relax, the Boardwalk offers many activities to enjoy.
You can even grab a cup of coffee and just sit outside to the river taxis.