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There are plenty of US stock/401k brokers but I’m struggling to find one who can work with ex-pats in Ireland.

Great info on the visa requirements. I have dual citizenship so it's not a legal issue...just an issue of unfamiliarity with the bureaucracy. Sent from my iPad using Early Retirement Forum

Great advice! Thank you. I'll need to stick to Irish resources. I'm familiar with the country, but not the move process and legal requirements of reintegration. I don't need a visa. Sent from my iPad using Early Retirement Forum

I came to the U.S. decades ago. I had nothing then, but now I have lots of stuff that I don't want to leave behind. I'll check out the Irish Times article. Thanks for that. 😀 Sent from my iPad using Early Retirement Forum

What did you learn from the experience? Sent from my iPad using Early Retirement Forum

Has anyone travelled with a large dog to Europe? If so, please share your insights. Many thanks.

Regarding electricity in Ireland. It's 220v while the USA is 110v. However, many electronic devices such as laptops, iPads, etc. will support the range of voltage and will work. You'll just need a cheap UK plug adapter because the sockets are different. Check the voltage requirements on your...

Dublin is great and well worth a visit. I'd ship the hostels and look for nice small hotels. Driving in the city is tough, but easy between cities. Remember you'll be driving on the other side of the road and most cars are stick shift. Nevertheless, driving beats the train. Enjoy your stay...