HeyJaredSasha Piton
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Ireland isn't perfect but it knows the value of slowing down, protecting art and keeping up the fight (opens the original)
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As she leaves her adopted home of Dublin behind for a new adventure, Irish-French-American Sasha Piton shares some parting insights on the Ireland that found her. I’VE TRAVELLED TO Ireland a few times before, always drawn to the west, but this time feeling the pull to the east. I got advice from every direction when I first arrived. People kept telling me to go west and that’s where the real Ireland was, they said, the wild coast, the quiet villages, the postcard version that’s absolutely breath
Say yes and figure it out later: the guide to adventuring solo in Ireland (opens the original)
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Irish-French-American Sasha Piton has travelled widely outside the US but has recently settled in Dublin. In her series for The Journal, she shares the insights of a new arrival on a country she’s trying to call home. BEING IN THE city I’ve gotten a lot more comfortable with exploring and doing things just for the plot and just for fun. This last weekend I found myself in Howth and I saw the boat tours going out in the sea and wondered what it was like to be on one. A quick Google search and I b
I knew I had become a proper Dubliner when my new neighbour reported my dogs (opens the original)
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Irish-French-American Sasha Piton has travelled widely outside the US but has recently settled in Dublin. In her new series for The Journal, she shares the insights of a new arrival on a country she’s trying to call home. I’VE NOTICED THAT whenever I tell people I have pets, my two dogs, their first question is whether I got them here or if I brought them across the pond with me. I have had my dogs for seven and eight years of their lives and can’t imagine a life where I didn’t bring them with m
Four years and $20,000 is all it took for the doctor's note that got me to Ireland (opens the original)
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Irish-French-American Sasha Piton has travelled widely outside the US but has recently settled in Dublin. In her new series for The Journal, she shares the insights of a new arrival on a country she’s trying to call home. NOT MANY PEOPLE can say that they had a doctor’s note for moving to Ireland, but I did. My remote job in the States was one more piece of the puzzle that made moving to Ireland completely possible! Not only did I have a desire to move here, but I had a job where I thought I cou
Coming from the US with a dream of universal healthcare, it's a surprise to note Irish people opting to go private (opens the original)
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Irish-French-American Sasha Piton has travelled widely outside the US but has recently settled in Dublin. In her new series for The Journal, she shares the insights of a new arrival on a country she’s trying to call home. MOST DAYS THAT I’m in the city centre, I chat with people and get recommendations from women, from their favorite Asian grocery store to their go-to electronics shop. But one interaction with a woman brought me much comfort when it seemed as though we skipped the small talk and
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