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Less Stress in the West??

saharzie · 2005-03-21 16:06:57

Does anyone know of any evidence showing that those who live in the West of Ireland have less stress than others in say Dublin? any info appreciated.. cheers

21-03-2005 4:06pm

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saharzie

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Does anyone know of any evidence showing that those who live in the West of Ireland have less stress than others in say Dublin?
any info appreciated..

cheers

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#2 21-03-2005 4:12pm

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Probably is true, easier way of life etc....but depends on a lot of things, I was far more stressed in Cork than I am here.

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#3 21-03-2005 4:14pm

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Galway's certainly the most laid back city in the country, don't know of any impirical evidence to back that up though!

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#4 21-03-2005 4:16pm

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One piece of anecdotal evidence though:

The HR department of one of the major banks in Ireland refer to Galway as "The Graveyard of Ambition" because people that move there for work will rarely request a promotion that involves leaving the city.

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