cybersean3000 at yahoo.com wrote:
> The treaty of Amsterdam of 1977 states it to be illegal to descriminate
> based on gender, race, etd. Nationality is in that list as well. In the
> Treaty of Amsterdam Year 2000 Amendments, it also states it is illegal to
> descriminate against part-time or temporary workers - interesting.
Also, Ireland (as does the USA) have regulations relating to work permits, which
have gotten tightened up reciently.
Of course, all this is irelevent if you hold dual nationality. You mention you
had come from American with the wife and kids, but can you claim any kind of EU
nationality???
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