if you could live anywhere, where would it be?

Rational Male

Its such a hard question I can't even decide:o

Phil Mitchell

Monte Carlo

Chrome342

I would like to live in Greece.

worded

Chrome342 wrote: »

I would like to live in Greece.

Where in Greece? Love Crete myself, very genuine ppl there and lovely weather

Banjo String

Under the sea!
Darling it's better, down where it's wetter take it from me!
Up on the shore they work all day
Out in the sun they slave away
While we devotin'
Full time to floatin'
Under the sea!

Canis Lupus

If I won a mega lotto I'd like to try taking a few years out to live on nice big boat down in the Caribbean somewhere. For permanent retirement.... I don't mind, somewhere not to wet/warm and with a good internet connection.

worded

OSI wrote: »

Yep, very open about tax dodging.

Aside from tax dodging they were very good to us during 2 X3 week holidays.

Amazing weather and island / food.
Genuine ppl.

Irish with sun tans I thought. Friendy and helpful when landed in trouble

Bobby Baccala

Los Angeles

Rational Male

worded wrote: »

Where in Greece? Love Crete myself, very genuine ppl there and lovely weather

Worst health system in europe

engol

Canis Lupus wrote: »

For permanent retirement.... I don't mind, somewhere not to wet/warm and with a good internet connection.

So... Ireland then? Can't get a more temperate climate with political stability.

I'd like to live in Ireland but with a selection of retreats from New York to the South of France depending on my mood.

Based on recent boards threads, it's gotta be either Kinnegad or Tipperary town

Riverireland

Yea, I would like to live in Greece too. Possibly corfu but would explore a few more southern islands first If staying all year round.

humberklog

I have a small art gallery in Dublin. I'd like to have the same in a town on the Andalucian coast. I like Spain a lot.

Rational Male

Riverireland wrote: »

Yea, I would like to live in Greece too. Possibly corfu but would explore a few more southern islands first If staying all year round.

Why greece? And not spain or portual

Shenshen

I kind of like it here. I like the landscape, and the weather suits me perfectly.

Hoop66

Nice house in southern Brittany
Flat in London
House in Achill
Flat in NY
House in antigua
Dive shack in Lombok
Keep the gaff in Dun Laoghaire, I suppose

travis1976

San Vincenzo in Tuscany. I was on holiday there a few years ago, and just loved it. My misses on the other hand wouldn't have it, so split residence

galljga1

Rational Male wrote: »

Worst health system in europe

I disagree. I had to use it when my daughter hurt her hand. After seeing a doctor, senior consultant, having an xray etc we went on with our holiday. They did charge for it of course, the exhorbitant amount of 5 euro 15 cent, not sure why they bothered especially the 15 cent.

galljga1

Hoop66 wrote: »

Nice house in southern Brittany
Flat in London
House in Achill
Flat in NY
House in antigua
Dive shack in Lombok
Keep the gaff in Dun Laoghaire, I suppose

That all?

galljga1

Chrome342 wrote: »

I would like to live in Greece.

Yeah, Greece would be good, if they finished it.

Woshy

Dublin :O sad I know but I lived away for a few years and was very happy to come home.

I would love a house in Wellington, New Zealand and the money to spend the Southern Hemisphere summer there every year though

ElChe32

My O/H is from Puerto Rico and I love life there...wouldn't mind moving there for good! Never drops below 20c.

jimgoose

A little villa about a mile outside Antibes.

cloud493

Happy living here in Dublin to be honest.

The Backwards Man

jimgoose wrote: »

A little villa about a mile outside Antibes.

Nice

jimgoose

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Nice

Not quite, more up towards Valbonne, but you get the idea! :pac:

Rational Male

cloud493 wrote: »

Happy living here in Dublin to be honest.

Patriot

ChunkyLover54

Madeira.

dvdman1

I'd live in Grainne Seoiges knickers

ChunkyLover54

dvdman1 wrote: »

I'd live in Grainne Seoiges knickers

Nah, too cold.

Rational Male

dvdman1 wrote: »

I'd live in Grainne Seoiges knickers

Holy crust poo balls batman.

Mesrine65

Ajaccio, Corsica

kevin700

Rational Male wrote: »

Its such a hard question I can't even decide:o

the Isle of capri

gutenberg

P4DDY2K11 wrote: »

Los Angeles

Why, out of interest? I spent a chunk of time there in 2013, and while I enjoyed it, I wouldn't want to live there. Yes, the weather is great almost all year round, but I found LA to be a bit soulless in some respects. I also hated the car culture and the absolute dependence on cars to get anywhere more than a 5-minute walk.

Bobby Baccala

gutenberg wrote: »

Why, out of interest? I spent a chunk of time there in 2013, and while I enjoyed it, I wouldn't want to live there. Yes, the weather is great almost all year round, but I found LA to be a bit soulless in some respects. I also hated the car culture and the absolute dependence on cars to get anywhere more than a 5-minute walk.

My best mate moved there with his brother straight after the leaving cert and is living the life, going over to visit him in June for 3 weeks to see if it's for me, sounds like a really easy going place to an extent, and I love the sun

gutenberg

P4DDY2K11 wrote: »

My best mate moved there with his brother straight after the leaving cert and is living the life, going over to visit him in June for 3 weeks to see if it's for me, sounds like a really easy going place to an extent, and I love the sun

Fair enough, I hope you have a blast Californians are very friendly and relaxed, no doubt about it, and LA does have great food to be fair. Also surfing and other watersports

If I had to pick a US city to live in, I think it would be Boston. Although I'm hopefully going to Chicago this summer for a few weeks, so maybe it'll convert me!

Bobby Baccala

gutenberg wrote: »

Fair enough, I hope you have a blast Californians are very friendly and relaxed, no doubt about it, and LA does have great food to be fair. Also surfing and other watersports

If I had to pick a US city to live in, I think it would be Boston. Although I'm hopefully going to Chicago this summer for a few weeks, so maybe it'll convert me!

Good food, good people and good weather are all I need to hear

Also wanna visit new york, I've heard it's a bit of a hole but I'll reserve my judgement until I've seen it!

jimgoose

P4DDY2K11 wrote: »

...Also wanna visit new york, I've heard it's a bit of a hole but I'll reserve my judgement until I've seen it!

My brother lives in NYC. I can tell you straightaway it's a lot nicer and more fun if you have money. :pac:

MRnotlob606

Croatia, looks really nice and warm there.

Either Dalkey in Dublin. Strandhill or Rosses point in Sligo. or Kinsale in Cork.

I would like a house looking out on the sea and if there was a lighthouse in view that would be amazing.

I wouldn't like to live outside of Ireland permanently.

jimgoose

Deleted User wrote: »

...I wouldn't like to live outside of Ireland permanently.

There's a lot to be said for it. There's a place just outside Ballylanders in East Limerick - I pass it regularly - in a valley right beside the Ballyhoura mountains. I'll just leave this here:

http://media.central.ie/media/images/g/GalteeMountainssnow_large.jpg

LadyAthame

Somewhere warm south of France Spain or California ..or Texas!

the evasion_kid

Koh phangan or esperance

franglan

San Diego, temperature in the 20's all year around. Beautiful old town, really relaxed people with loads of surfer villages alon the coast.

Topper Harley

Zanzibar.

Or Dublin, if we had better weather. Nothing too extreme though. If summer lasted at least 4 months and during that time most days were sunny and 20-23°. I would happily tolerate anything else this country could throw at me if we had a summers like that.

hufpc8w3adnk65

worded wrote: »

Where in Greece? Love Crete myself, very genuine ppl there and lovely weather

Koutalafari in old hersonissos in Crete!! I was coming in here expecting too be the only one who mentioned crete!!

cloud493

Rational Male wrote: »

Patriot

Not really, I'm not even Irish
I just think Dublin is swell. Like it here, like the people, like the ambience, etc.

hufpc8w3adnk65

Rational Male wrote: »

Why greece? And not spain or portual

Greek people are much more friendly than any Spanish I've ever come across and really lovely relaxed country!

hufpc8w3adnk65

Rational Male wrote: »

Worst health system in europe

I spent a week in a hospital out there with jaundis was treated brilliantly

ElKavo

Melbourne or Adelaide

6541

the evasion_kid wrote: »

Koh phangan or esperance

Esperence the most beautiful place I have been in !