Sentence examples for moving to dublin from inspiring English sources

And I started reading but unlike so many years before when I would follow the story about girls and convents and moving to Dublin etc.

After moving to Dublin, where he spent most of his life as a journalist, Kavanagh wrote The Great Hunger (1942), an epic about an Irish farm boy, containing impassioned satirical passages that recall D.H. Lawrence.

So here is a question for the independent directors: Do you really think that traducing Pfizer's proud history by moving to Dublin and shafting American taxpayers would be the act of a "respectable corporate citizen"?

Sarah Quinlan of the Children's Heartbeat Trust, an organisation that supports families of children with heart disease, said it was "very disappointing" to hear that surgery will be moving to Dublin.

He attended the Foulis Academy, before moving to Dublin and then London.

She had kept her home and many of her possessions in Los Angeles even after moving to Dublin; only after she began raising her children in Ireland did Steinberg start feeling that country was her home.

Seven years ago this weekend, I moved to the northside Dublin enclave of Stoneybatter.

In 1965, the family moved to Malahide, County Dublin in Ireland, where Clayton's brother Sebastian was born.

Bristol Academy travel to Dublin-based Raheny United on Thursday.

The Dublin-born international referee, who moved to London in 2003 and has been officiating under the English flag since 2010, found himself in the middle of a full-scale row after last weekend's game between Worcester and Bath at Sixways, during which he declined to award what would have been a match-winning penalty to the home side at the death.

He has resided in County Dublin since the time his family moved to Malahide when he was five years old in 1965.