Tips and Advice on Ireland from Your Fellow Egyptian Expats

Obviously, expat life in Ireland goes well beyond shipping your belongings and taking care of red tape. Socializing with fellow Egyptians is an important facet of living abroad and can be a huge stepping stone in getting to know the Irish mentality and way of life. Egyptians in Ireland are a part of our community, calling cities such as Cork, Limerick, Dublin, and many others home. You can use InterNations to look for fellow Egyptians in Dublin, for example.

Wondering where to shop for Egyptian delicatessen, want to discuss your national team's latest match, or simply talk to someone in your native language? Become a member of the Irish InterNations Community!

• Our network is the best place to meet expats from Egypt.
• On the Ireland Expat Forums, you can get competent answers to all your expat-related questions: how to find a babysitter fluent in your mother tongue, where to get kushari in Dublin, etc.
• The InterNations Places database for Ireland has information on the nearest Egyptian embassy and many other institutions.

From the most heavily touristed area around Dublin Bay to the green panoramic vistas of the west, you can meet supportive and friendly Egyptian expats in Ireland on InterNations.

Meet and Mingle with Fellow Egyptians in Ireland

Additionally, InterNations hosts regular expat events and activities in Ireland. Our get-togethers are sure to cater to your taste as well: as a member, you can partake in cozy gatherings to enjoy some Irish Irish stew, join one of our huge expat celebrations with hundreds of participants in Dublin’s best locations, and much more. Want to discover Ireland? Go on a weekend trip with your fellow expats to see the scenic and rainy Southwest and other beautiful landmarks.

Our meet-ups and activities offer many wonderful opportunities to mingle with expatriates hailing from Egypt and dozens of other countries in a casual setting. Just sign up for your InterNations membership and you’ll soon hear a cordial Ahlan wa sahlan from our Egyptians living in Ireland!