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Retiring in Ireland for one year

8 years ago
My daughter and I want to "retire" to Ireland for one year from the U.S. Basically, we just want to live there for a year. Our ages are 72 and 52.

Has any American out there actually received a " retirement" or "person of means" visa recently? I know the requirements have changed. We know about the $55,000 person. If anyone has done this, would you be willing to let us know about:
Income--how it's reported to the gov't. How to find the approved accountant. How much the accountant charges to prepare the paperwork.
Private health insurance--I have heard from $1200-1500 a year, but have also heard $800 a month!

The INIS website and the Irish Government websites are a bit vague.
Thanks.

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