What is the Real Cost of Raising a Family in Ireland? 

Thank you .🙏 ulitin naten yung sayo part 2 heheheh

so inspiring indeed. simple life and enjoying all the Blessings!

Awww, thank you 🙏 yes very inspiring ang take nya sa life.❤️

Thank you❤

Thank you🙏

Thank you. Wish you all the best. Hope to see you soon!

Arat na!!!

Best of luck in your Ireland Application, 🙏❤️❤️

Thank you! You’re very much welcome

Thank you for watching

Thank you 🙏

Thank you ❤️

Hello Edito?hehe thakyou sa comment, share ko din once matapos na un proseso, mejomadugo din yung application namen eh. Waiting to close the deal, crossing fingers , sana matpos na this month. Thanksfor watching the vlog❤️🙏🙏🙏

Ahha pwedeng pwede!!!

Pwedeng pwede. 😊

Hi Anthony! Im well! Hope you are too! Hahaha yes he wears shoes when outdoors to keep his paws clean! Hahahha , sometimes he jumps in our bed and couch .😅😅😅

@@BoyetVentura I'm sitting here laughing at my stupid question, Boyet. How did he take to wearing shoes at first? My last dog was a German Shepherd and slept on my bed too, on a special blanket to catch the hair.

Hello, thanks for commenting …❤️❤️❤️ill answer this as a married man without kids. I think it really depends what you want, what you’re looking for, what your current situation is, what are your goals? If I am living a good life in the Philippines meaning I have a good salary , a house , family and were more than comfortable, and not struggling with low income for example, I would stay (to be honest) life abroad has its pros and cons up and downs.but if for example somebody looking for better opportunities to have a good or better life than what one currently have , doon ko ipupursue mag abroad. I believe in terms of kids education it is free until seconndary school,health insurance you’re looking on paying 100 euros above per person, there’s a long waiting time if you’re looking to do an elective procedure publicly. Sa Pilipinas once you have the means, they schedulre you straight away , here mag iintay ka tlga if you’re a public patient.like months sometimes years , depende sa procedure and all. But id say the quality of life here is better conpared sa Pinas although, I would still prefer sa Pinas given my life circumstance is good. Mas masaya pa din sa sarili mong bansa.

@@BoyetVentura thank you. Really really means a lot. Appreciate the prompt and honest reply. It's good to know about the healthcare system there. God bless and more power. I'll watch more of your videos. Thank you!

@@sherryannsinda no worried at all. God bless and i hope somehow nasagot ko question mo.:)

Anu po ibig nyo sabhn? Agency sa Pinas ppnta po ng Ireland?

Hi! If you are both nurses, I think it’s a good idea if 1 will do full time with the HSE( govt run) for a more stable income and pension, better chances to get a mortgage and most jobs will have a flexible enough schedule to juggle with the other person doing agency.

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sabi nga nila the grass isnt always greener on the other side, learn to water the grass you’re in. -- success is not about who has the most , --but who needs the least…

Hi she said ,its from AIB website - 🙂

@@BoyetVentura Thank you! next vlog please on how to apply mortgage/how can we get a house. At baka may pwede interview in dublin area po

@@mariealphaporlucas5620 sure I can share my own Journey 🙏❤️

Hello, she is, same area as me in Limerick

@@BoyetVentura thanks Boyet! Really like your vlogs. Dublin based here! More county vlogs to come please as we are highly considering moving to counties outside Dublin.

@@nephgenesisbasbas try it, mas makakaipon kayo, mas simple mas okay , overrated sa Dublin, unless city tlaga gusto ninyo. We just got a 2 bedroom apt for 190k will share the journey sa vlog soon - hehe.

@@BoyetVentura agree! Hopefully, soon! 🙏

@@nephgenesisbasbas goodluck❤️

Same as my county - Limerick ❤️

Hi, Im not sure about social workers salary.😅 sorry - ( no idea), bit i think its workable depending on how you manage your money.👍🙂

Hello, it’s called Limerick. ( 3rd largest county in Ireland) 😊

Hi depends where in Ireland and what type of house, you can search in Daft.ie for house prices

@@BoyetVentura, YOU SEE THE PLACE WERE I LIVED HERE IN DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA A 3 BEDROOM HOUSE IS $2MILLION DOLLARS OR P120MILLION PESOS. IT IS A ONE STORY JUST LIKE THE PROJECT HOUSING IN QUEZON CITY. BELIEVE IT OR NOT BUT IT'S TRUE.

@@user-rm1zw7so2cyou’ll get a mansion in the nicest place here in Ireland for that price.😅

Hahaha. I respect your opinion. But maybe yung tipid sayo is different sa definition ng tipid sa iba.. what you call tipid for you might be already a luxury for others. :) we shop 60 Euro weekly for 2 people ( with small luxuries nayon) - , depende cgro san ka nagshoshop and anu yung binibili mo. Wlang imposible :) - Goodluck 🙂👍

Haha. We usually go for homecooked meals and less processed meals. We avoid snacks as much as possible so kids can eat more on the big meals. We don’t buy sugary drinks or bottled waters. If you’ll notice veg, fruits and crops have less tax than the processed foods. We go for non branded products like tesco and dunnes. Again, we only eat out or order take when we are celebrating something special or if we are on a holiday. We go over €50/week sometimes but €50 a week is definitely possible for us.

It's difficult to compare your (or our) lifestyle with theirs. As shown in the video, Jean and her husband seem very frugal and practical, which is what I admire and aspire to. Her husband imposed a set budget for the food which they probably rigorously follow. If you notice all throughout the video, they make wise financial decisions. From the sound of it, it seems like they are part of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) Movement, but I'm not sure whether they are. But she mentioned that she and her husband are content and are happy with a simple life. And it's hard to accept for many of us (including myself) who are slaves to materialistic objects and want nicer things, even nice food, that people can be so frugal in so many ways and aspects. Truthfully, even me and my husband can easily spend 80-160 euros (not always but still happens most weeks) for weekly grocery and food spending (restaurant trips and takeways), just for the two of us. And we live in the province in the Philippines!😅 Wish I could be more like Jean, but I'm still caught up in the materilistic mindset. Maybe one day I can be like that. Hopefully, soon!

Hello in general mababait sila. Nag proprotest sila kasi andming mga refugees na pinapapasok sa Ireland na bnbgyan ng benefits. But usually sa mga legal worker and immigrants they are very welcoming. You get the odd ones na may ugali but in general okay sila. Pati nga pasyente.

@@BoyetVentura Thank you for your reply, sir. We are in the US, and I feel that the value system for children growing up here is worrisome.

@@user-yy4fg7ct4p oh, ive seen americans transfer here for the same reason actually. i dont have kids, but I think you are right

I admire how kids are raised here. I can say they are really into gentle parenting. Generally people are very polite, kind and lovely. My daughter always tell me her teacher never gets angry because she’s so lovely. My 4&6 y/o daughters wants to be teachers which only shows they are treated very well when they are outside of our house. Most of my young colleagues speaks highly of their parents which I think is one admirable value. They are very independent but they always stay very emotionally close to their parents. This is what I notice from my colleagues at work.

im Irish, the protests are not about Filipinos, there about unvetted migrants, being forced upon us in the thousands there all adult males from north Africa and the middle east, all of are hotels are full, they are raping are women and children, 21 kids have went missing this month, a 14 year old girl that went missing was found in a brothel recently, there are hundreds of videos of these men chasing young girls, and touching them inappropriately, stalking girls, one not so long ago decapitated a gay man, and a another stabbed a a group of small children going to school,