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Is Dublin Ireland a good place to live?

Leia Doyle

Is Dublin Ireland a good place to live?

Overall, Dublin ranked 72nd out of cities surveyed, with quality of urban living, ease of settling in, finance and housing and urban work life all taken into account.

What salary do I need to live in Dublin?

The €50-60k per year is a minimum salary you have to consider if you want to live in Dublin, Ireland. Obviously, if you plan to live in Dublin alone. In case you are moving with the family including kids, the €50-60k most likely won’t be enough.

Do you need to know Irish to move to Ireland?

People who are planning to retire to Ireland need to know about living in Ireland, including housing, health services, social security and taxation. Citizens of certain countries need a valid Irish entry visa before they arrive in Ireland.

How much money do you need to live comfortably in Dublin?

Your renting situation will depend on where you want to live in Dublin which can range from 700–1000 euros a month. Gas and electric are fine once you’re not too reckless with heating. If you want cable TV and internet you’re looking at 40 a month between two.

Is 70k good salary in Dublin?

But overall, that’s an excellent salary. You’ll live very comfortably on it! Although Dublin IS expensive (It was elected the most expensive city in the Eurozone is 2019) the quality of life is great, as well as education, safety and beauty! Not to mention the Irish!

Where should I move to from Ireland?

Top 7 places for Irish workers to find jobs abroad

  • The UAE. Tax-free wages and the option to travel makes Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai & Abu Dhabi attractive destinations for Irish workers to find jobs abroad.
  • Europe.
  • The UK.
  • Canada.
  • Australia.
  • New Zealand.
  • America.

    What is a decent wage in Ireland?

    The average annual earnings for employees in Ireland is €40,283 per year or €3,356 per month (gross salary). The average weekly earnings is €812,94, according to the latest Earnings and Labour Costs figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

    Where is the nicest place to live in Ireland?

    Top 10 best places to live in Ireland, ranked

    1. Greystones, Co. Wicklow – your gateway to the capital.
    2. Galway city, Co. Galway – for bohemian charm.
    3. Westport, Co. Mayo – in the shadow of Croagh Patrick.
    4. Carlingford, Co.
    5. Holywood, Co.
    6. Ennis, Co.
    7. Cork city, Co.
    8. Killarney, Co. Kerry – reside in the Kingdom.