Is the Liberties area of Dublin safe?

A perfectly safe Dublin neighbourhood that’s undergoing regeneration. Up by the SCR, Gaillot and Gray are among a number of new arrivals.

Is sandyford safe?

Basically, it’s a safe if unremarkable location. You really don’t want to be going to Sandyford. The only reason I go there is to visit some of the warehouse type DIY outlets or large furniture shops. It is effectively an industrial estate.

Is Parnell Street Dublin safe?

In my estimation Parnell Square is fine. Dublin, on the scheme of things, is a fairly safe city. Take the usual precautions as you would take in any big city and you will probably be okay. Don’t wander down laneways, don’t flaunt your possessions (and these rules apply anywhere in Dublin).

Is Smithfield Dublin safe?

Re: Is Smithfield a good place to stay? It is an absolutely fine area and a good base IMO. Smithfield had a reputation for being rough a few years ago, but I wouldn’t call it anywhere near ‘notorious’.

Is Dorset Street Safe?

Dorset st is reasonably safe BUT it is a main route into Dublin with traffic 24 hrs a day, great for buses etc but not great if room is in front of the house with poor noise insulation.

What is the roughest part of Dublin?

The most dangerous areas in Dublin (based on 2019/2020 statistics)

• Dublin City. Where the most people congregate is always going to be a potential crime hotspot.
• Pearse Street.
• Tallaght.
• Blanchardstown.

Where should I not live in Dublin?

6 Most Dangerous areas in Dublin | Dublin Insider

• Ballymun – Postcode – Dublin 11.
• Ballyfermot – Postcode – Dublin 10.
• Finglas – Postcode – Dublin 11.
• Clondalkin – Postcode – Dublin 22.
• Thomas Street – Coombe – Inchicore – Postcode – Dublin 8.
• Sheriff Street – Postcode – Dublin 1.

Is Lucan rough?

Local councillor William Lavelle said people in the Lucan and Clondalkin areas are “shocked and annoyed” at the level of violent crime there in recent months.It’s an affront to the whole of society to have that level of violence used against people.

Is Finglas rough?

According to official statistics, Dublin West – which covers suburbs including Blanchardstown and Finglas – had the city’s third-highest crime rate in 2018 (although it was significantly lower than crime in inner city areas, at 539 offences per 10,000 population).

Is Tallaght a bad area?

Crime in Tallaght is certainly no worse than any other large centre of population and is well policed. As apparent from recent events closer to Dublin city it might even be preferable to stay outside of an increasingly violent Dublin city.

Is Clontarf Dublin safe?

Clontarf is lovely and is quite an upmarket suburb, should be perfectly safe. However, no matter where you are staying or visiting you should always remember your street smarts and use common sense with regard to your safety as I’m sure you will. Have a lovely time.

Is Fairview Dublin safe?

Old Fairview is not just safe– I’d go as far as suggesting its a highly desirable place to live- very safe, every possible amenity on your doorstep, very good public transport, and very easy to get in and out of the city centre.

Is Cabra rough?

It may have had a rough reputation a generation or two ago but it’s very settled now with a lot of pensioners and younger families who have bought houses in the area living together. It’s also very close to town.

How unsafe is Dublin?

Unfortunately, Dublin isn’t as safe as other parts of Ireland. Like any capital city, Dublin’s large and dense population means it has higher rates of crime than other parts of the country. According to the Central Statistics Office, thefts and burglaries occur more frequently in the city.

Is Rialto Dublin a good place to live?

This gives Rialto plenty of charm, and the area is a nice mix of younger denizens with families who have lived there for years. Many note the inimitable village feel within the locality, but it’s the proximity to busier areas such Kilmainham, Portobello and the Liberties that becomes the icing on the cake.

Is Coolock a bad area?

It’s fair to say that Coolock isn’t the most desirable area of the city, but it should not be dismissed – it has lots of amenities, good transport links, affordable housing and a very settled population, many of whom have been there for generations.

Where is the roughest place in Ireland?

Limerick has the highest crime levels for sex offences and criminal damage to property, while Waterford has the worst crime rate for assaults, weapons and explosives offences. Cork is the city with the lowest crime rates, but the highest homicide rate.

Is Blanchardstown rough?

Blanchardstown has endured some bad press in recent years thanks to organised crime activity (Dublin west, which includes Blanchardstown, recorded the third highest crime rate in the country last year, with 539 offences per 10,000 population).

Is Dublin safe at night?

When speaking in general, Dublin is a very safe city.In Dublin, as in any other European capital city, you should be watchful, vigilant and be aware not to walk into some bad areas. Avoid staying on the street late at night when drunk people express violent behavior and crime are most likely to occur.

Is Dublin safe for English?

Dublin is absolutely safe, just take the same sort of precautions you would in any city. You need to be a bit more careful at night, of course, but you have nothing to worry about. The streets/areas to avoid are the ones that are of no interest to tourists.

What is the safest city in Ireland?

Safest Places in Ireland

• Galway. There’s something truly magical about Galway that really earns it the number one spot – on top of that, it’s pretty safe as well!
• Dublin. Dublin isn’t just a great place to explore, it’s also ideal for budget travellers that want to stay safe.
• Cork.