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Cycling in France, for fun, fitness and friendship

The French invented the bicycle and still lay claim to being the greatest cycling nation. With the government pouring billions into green alternatives to the car, and electric bikes making nipping down to the boulangerie a pleasure rather than a sweaty chore, cyclists in France have never had it so good. See why cycling in France could open a world of fun, fitness and friendship when you buy there.

A guide to life in Porto for international buyers

Are you considering a life in Porto? This guide will hopefully provide you with the information you need to make a decision about moving to Portugal’s second largest city.

10 marvellous inventions you didn’t know were Irish

Whether you’re planning to buy property in Ireland or you’re just intrigued about the inventions that came from the island, here are 10 weird and wonderful Irish inventions.

Pool or no pool – ready to take the plunge?

Whether to have a private pool or not is a tricky decision you may well have to make when choosing your perfect overseas home. Second homeowner in Spain, Richard Way draws on his own experience and offers tips to help you decide…

Government continues work to attract digital nomads to Portugal

Portugal welcomes overseas residents and has an established reputation for doing so. Thousands of individuals have decided to make Portugal their home due to the Golden Visa and the Non-Habitual Resident tax scheme.

What Britain and New Zealand’s historic ties mean for your emigration

As well as newly-crowned monarch of the UK, King Charles III is also the head of state in New Zealand. In this article we look at the UK and New Zealand’s historic ties and what they might mean for people looking to move there.

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Cycling in France, for fun, fitness and friendship

A guide to life in Porto for international buyers

10 marvellous inventions you didn’t know were Irish

Pool or no pool – ready to take the plunge?

Government continues work to attract digital nomads to Portugal

What Britain and New Zealand’s historic ties mean for your emigration

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