Purchasing Power Index | 112.32 | Very High |
Safety Index | 46.38 | Moderate |
Health Care Index | 51.47 | Moderate |
Climate Index | 85.89 | Very High |
Cost of Living Index | 65.61 | Moderate |
Property Price to Income Ratio | 9.27 | Moderate |
Traffic Commute Time Index | 40.64 | Moderate |
Pollution Index | 41.52 | Moderate |
Quality of Life Index: | 153.50 | High |
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I also hate this country
Somebody get me out of here !
- The average salary here for 1 person is €3000 per month while the average rent for 1 bedroom is €2000 per month. Yeah, not great.
- Public transport is terrible. I haven't really had any bad experiences with trains or the Luas but buses are not on time half of the time. There's not even a metro system.
- For healthcare you have 2 options, public healthcare or private healthcare. DO NOT get public healthcare because it is very very slow. There have been cases when people died because they didn't get the care they needed in time. This is especially the case with surgery.
- And finally, safety. I always thought Dublin was very safe before Covid but since covid it has really gone downhill. As a whole I still think it's generally safe and that you should take the same precautions as you would in other european cities but it's still been worse in recent times.
Dublin is still enjoyable as long as you make at least €75K per year and Ireland is still an enjoyable country but I would recommend you to live anywhere but Dublin.
I have moved to Dublin in 2007.Back than it was a pleasure to live here.I was able to earn around 2000eur a month when 2 bed apartment was 1150 ,rent wise.Adding this cost of living was way lower,as example paint of Guinness was 3.70eur in the city.Now 2023 it is completely different story.I do not honestly know how people can live here!Cost of living in comparison to salaries is extremely bad.Rent,medical expenses,child care.I do not recommend to move here.Dublin is a second Zurich now when it comes to cost of living!
No free childcare, quality of private childcare is not the best.
This is first year when they started giving school books for free in primary school, good move!
For secondary school books and ipad you still have to pay more than 1000e!
Public transport is not good. There are no buses to the airport from Dublin 15 - one of the biggest areas in Dublin.
So cost of leaving is high for Dublin, quality is different.
Rent extremely expensive.
Politicians doing nothing and very corrupted.
Dublin is extremely insecure.
Ireland is 20-30 years behind compared to any other European country. Health system really bad, public transport very bad.
I would not recommend Ireland at all. People are moody, culture is based on alcohol, and nothing to do unless you spend money. Weather will drive you crazy!
Health care system is falling apart, the wealthy use private insurance so no incentive to care, the rest have to deal with waiting lists that stretch on for years, A&E is overflowing, people lined on corridors days without treatment. Recently a 16 year old girl was left for 16 hours without treatment & died in A&E.
Neighbours harrasing each other and getting third parties involved.
Drug issues, gun crime
Shops and business are been targeted.
This is not colombia welcome to dublin