Come back, come back to Arranmore

come back, come back toe are and more. During the 19th century, many Irish people left the country to make new lives in Australia. Now a tiny island off the coast of Donna Gle wants their descendants to come back. The people of our and more have written an open letter to the people of Australia. They write that the island now has high speed Internet connections as good as any office in city or Melvin. As the island is only 22 square kilometres, your commute, wherever you are, will only ever be five minutes. The ambition is to stimulate employment and reverse over a century of immigration that has seen the island's population dropped just 469 people, Adrian Beg Lee of the R and More Island Community Council told the Sydney Morning Herald. Neil Gallagher, a mobile Games developer, has moved back to our and more from Australia. The set up is as good as any city in the world, but the view is so much better, Gallagher explained. E O