2014
DOI: 10.1111/glob.12046
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‘Equally at home on Beacon Hill and Hill 16’? Transnational identities among Irish‐born return migrants from the United States

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“…They experienced tensions on return, notably relating to deficiencies in service provision. Many of this group adapted, as De Bree et al (2010) and Ralph (2014) noted elsewhere. Others migrated again to support their families.…”
Section: Life After Returnmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…They experienced tensions on return, notably relating to deficiencies in service provision. Many of this group adapted, as De Bree et al (2010) and Ralph (2014) noted elsewhere. Others migrated again to support their families.…”
Section: Life After Returnmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The lack of public transport was also a constraint on her social life (rural#31). Loss of friendships made overseas echoes Ralph's (2014) findings for Irish returnees from the USA. Returnees from Australia missed the pleasant climate and the associated lifestyle.…”
Section: Life After Returnmentioning
confidence: 83%