Suggest you review residency requirements at http://www.inis.gov.ie
and get a job offer before you attempt to move. Good luck; it's a great place for kids.

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Greetings,
You have a number of options on the relocation plans to Ireland.City properties ,particularly in /around Dublin & Cork is quite expensive - very expensive both to rent & to purchase.For Dublin ,you could look at adjoining counties such as Wicklow ,Kildare ,Meath ect but commuting daily can be tiresome & time consuming.
Alternatively,you could examine the possibility of relocating to the Irish countryside or perhaps the best of both worlds - an edge of village location in the country that is relatively near some good beaches ,for leisure purposes & ideally a large town that has good rail/bus transport linkages/hospitals/major shopping facilities etc etc.
You could Google properties for sale in Dublin/other cities to get an idea of current purchase prices or look at sites where property owners are selling/advertising directly - one good site is :
Preloved UK/Property/Ireland.
Good luck

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