Security in Dublin

Hardly anyone would dare to call Dublin a criminal city. However, like everywhere else, if you don't adhere to basic safety rules, you can get into trouble.

For example, in the evening in the sleeping areas sometimes meet local gopniks. Fortunately, they do not pose any threat if you do not bully them and do not provoke a conflict. The citizens themselves consider the most dangerous areas of Dublin to be Baliemun, Finglas and Blanch. There are practically no hotels or inns here, so you are unlikely to risk unintentionally being in this part of the capital.

The rest of the safety recommendations will not differ much from those you are used to following in your hometown. In the late hours of the night, try to avoid drunken companies and revelers, do not explore the city alone, and do not leave valuables unattended. However, due to the fact that Ireland does not have such an influx of migrants as in the UK, the crime rate in the country is much lower. And the police are always on the lookout.

Please note that smoking is prohibited in public places in Dublin.