Is Dublin safe place to live?

Is Dublin safe or not has a simple answer – Yes, it is a safe city and common sense on avoiding being a victim of crime is to be applied just as in any other European city. As the wise high sparrow once said, if you grew up in the dodgy areas of Dublin – you can live anywhere without fear.

Are there bad areas in Dublin?

Perhaps surprisingly, Pearse Street Garda station in Dublin’s south inner city is at the centre of Ireland’s most crime-ridden district. Between 2003 and 2019, it had the highest number of criminal incidents and the small area around the station is visible too if you zoom into the Deliveroo map (it’s in red).

Is Dublin or London safer?

Dublin is high up the table, with the sixth worst homicide rate (3.02), significantly higher than London in 10th (2.25). Ireland’s capital also had a significantly worse homicide rate than most European capitals including Rome (0.96), Prague (1.69), Madrid (1.18), Berlin (1.47) and Zagreb (1.41).

Is Dublin in general a safe place to live in?

Dublin is a very safe place to live. There is very little crime in the city. The only downfall in Dublin is that there is no night life, you often find yourself going to neighboring cities to have fun. Dublin is located in the Tri-Valley, many people take Bart or Drive to bigger cities near us to work, including San Francisco.

Is Dublin safe city for tourists?

Dublin is as safe as any other European city. Just make sure to have your wits about you. Avoid little alley ways etc. The main tourist sites are all busy with locals and tourists, and most havetheir maps & cameras out.

What are the best things to do in Dublin?

Other top things to do in Dublin include taking tours of attractions like the Dublin Zoo, National Aquatic Centre, Book of Kells, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, National Botanical Gardens and the Old Jameson Distillery. While in the city, it is a must to visit the Dublin Castle which is the most famous attraction of the city.