Irish Expats Remain in Middle East Despite War Concerns

Irish expatriates in the Middle East are expressing worry about the ongoing war but are choosing to remain in the region, citing economic reasons and the inability to afford living as teachers in Ireland.

30 Mar, 04:30 — 30 Mar, 04:30

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‘My family are worried, but I’m not leaving as I couldn’t afford to be a teacher in Ireland’ – Irish expats caught up in Middle East war

It is a month today since the US and Israel launched strikes on multiple sites and cities across Iran, and many Irish expats in the Middle East remain defiant in the face of instability.

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‘My family are worried, but I’m not leaving as I couldn’t afford to be a teacher in Ireland’ – Irish expats caught up in Middle East war

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Irish Expats Remain in Middle East Despite War Concerns

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‘My family are worried, but I’m not leaving as I couldn’t afford to be a teacher in Ireland’ – Irish expats caught up in Middle East war

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‘My family are worried, but I’m not leaving as I couldn’t afford to be a teacher in Ireland’ – Irish expats caught up in Middle East war

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