Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Dublin, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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In Emergency
It always pays to be prepared in case disaster strikes. Luckily, in Ireland, you only have to remember two numbers to cover all eventualities. Call 999 or 112 (toll free) for any type of... read more
Women
Dublin is a city in which most people keep to themselves and you’re not going to be harassed going about your business. However, as in any major city, keep your wits about you. Be... read more
Children
The Irish attitude towards the young and restless resembles that of Southern Europe. Children are welcome at social events, with most places going all out to cater for them, and it’s... read more
People With Disabilities
According to the 2002 Census by the Statistical Office Ireland, the number of people with disabilities in Dublin city and county is 90,867, with the majority aged 60 or over. Following... read more
What To Wear
It is really only the weather that imposes restrictions on what you can and can’t wear in Ireland. That said, on a Saturday night, short mini-skirts and halter-necks are common,... read more
Dos & Don’ts
Drink-driving, though sadly still practised by some, is no minor offence in Ireland and the law comes down heavily on those who are found intoxicated behind the wheel. You can be stopped... read more
Photography
If you and your SLR are inseparable, you will be happy to hear that it is perfectly acceptable to follow your urge to hunt down the perfect shot while in Dublin. Most sights permit... read more
Crime & Safety
In the majority of cases, an arrest is on foot of a warrant, with the Criminal Law Act 1997 outlining the conditions under which a person can be arrested without a warrant. Such instances... read more
Police
The national police force of Ireland, the Garda Síochána (literally ‘The Guardians of the Peace’), was formed following the foundation of the Irish Free State. It has its headquarters in... read more
